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What was the significance of the number of apostles Jesus chose?
What was the significance of the number of apostles Jesus chose?
Which of the following activities did Jesus not engage in during his public ministry?
Which of the following activities did Jesus not engage in during his public ministry?
Beyond proclaiming God's kingdom, what other key purpose drove Jesus' public ministry?
Beyond proclaiming God's kingdom, what other key purpose drove Jesus' public ministry?
Which of the following best describes the nature of Jesus' public ministry?
Which of the following best describes the nature of Jesus' public ministry?
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Who among the following was not one of Jesus' twelve apostles?
Who among the following was not one of Jesus' twelve apostles?
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Study Notes
Jesus's Ministry
- Jesus had two main goals during his ministry:
- Proclaiming the coming of God's kingdom
- Forming a group of disciples to continue his work after his death
Disciples and Apostles
- Jesus traveled around Galilee, preaching, healing the sick, and expelling demons
- Showing compassion for the people
- Recognizing the need for more laborers to spread his message
- Jesus chose twelve apostles (messengers) to help spread the word
- The twelve apostles were chosen to lead the faith community
- The number twelve is symbolic of the twelve tribes of Israel
Names of the Apostles
- Simon (Peter) and Andrew
- James and John
- Philip and Bartholomew
- Thomas
- Matthew
- Thaddaeus
- James, son of Alphaeus
- Simon the Zealot
- Judas Iscariot
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Description
Explore the key elements of Jesus's ministry, focusing on his goals of proclaiming God's kingdom and forming disciples. This quiz covers the compassionate actions of Jesus and the roles of the twelve apostles in leading the faith community. Test your knowledge of their names and significance in the formation of early Christianity.