The Bible and Creation Quiz

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Which event signifies the beginning of Jesus' public ministry?

The Temptation of Jesus

The Wedding at Cana (correct)

The Proclamation of the Kingdom

His Baptism

What does the term 'Kenosis' refer to in relation to Jesus?

His suffering on the cross

His transfiguration

His resurrection

His incarnation and humility (correct)

Who are the two Old Testament figures that appeared during the Transfiguration of Jesus?

Moses and Elijah (correct)

David and Solomon

Abraham and Isaac

Isaiah and Jeremiah

What does Jesus’ quote from Deuteronomy during his temptations signify?

His reliance on Scripture to resist temptation Signup and view all the answers

What role does Mary play at the Wedding at Cana according to the Gospel of John?

An intercessor Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of the Eucharist in relation to the New Covenant?

It is a sign that confirms the New Covenant between God and humanity. Signup and view all the answers

How does the connection between Christ’s life and the Immaculate Conception manifest?

Both represent a direct divine intervention in human history. Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'Justification' refer to in the context of salvation?

The declaration of a sinner as righteous through faith. Signup and view all the answers

Why is Mary referred to as the 'Ark of the Covenant'?

She bore Jesus, the Word of God made flesh. Signup and view all the answers

What does the phrase 'like us in all ways but sin' signify about Christ?

He lived a wholly human life while being divine. Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Protoevangelium in the context of biblical theology?

To foreshadow the coming of Christ and the victory over sin Signup and view all the answers

Which element is NOT a part of a Covenant according to biblical standards?

Witnesses Signup and view all the answers

What was the consequence of building the Tower of Babel?

People became scattered and their languages were confused Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best defines Original Sin?

The sin committed by Adam and Eve resulting in humanity's fallen state Signup and view all the answers

Why did God prefer Abel's sacrifice over Cain's?

Cain's offering was made without faith Signup and view all the answers

What significance does being created in the image and likeness of God hold?

It establishes humans as caretakers of creation with moral responsibility Signup and view all the answers

What was the sign of the Covenant God made with Noah?

A rainbow Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary reason the Israelites asked for a king?

To be like the surrounding nations who had kings Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Unit 1 Test Study Guide

The Bible:
- The Bible's primary author is God.
- Inspiration and inerrancy are key concepts.
- The Canon of Scripture details how biblical books were chosen.
- The Bible communicates truth in multiple ways.
- Genesis 1-11 uses a mythopoeic style.

Creation and the Fall

Multiple creation stories exist with differences and similarities.
Being created in God's image and likeness is vital.
Creation in 7 days mirrors the building of something.
Eve's creation from Adam's rib is significant.
Adam and Eve were forbidden from eating from a specific tree.
"Knowledge of good and evil" is a concept related to this.
Original Holiness and Original Justice are defined.
Original Sin's consequences and Adam's roles are explained.
Concupiscence is defined.

The Protoevangelium

The Trinity is a mystery revealed through creation.
Cain and Abel's sacrifice led to God's preference for one.
Cain's lineage and Seth's lineage are distinct.
The Noah story contains typology of faith.
Noah's son who continued the righteous lineage is highlighted.
Noah's actions after the Ark are mentioned.
The flood story is a recreation of humans.
The Covenant with Noah emphasized.
The covenant's sign and promise are detailed.
The Tower of Babel included its construction and consequences.

Unit 2 Test Study Guide

Typology and Senses of Scripture:
- Typology is explained.
- Original justice, holiness, and sin are key concepts.
- Covenants in scripture are mentioned.
- Covenant elements are explained.
Abrahamic & Mosaic Covenants:
- Different types of covenants are examined, highlighting elements.
- The covenant sign and confirmation are addressed.
- God's promise to Abraham is detailed.
- God's covenant with Moses is mentioned, including the burning bush.
- The parting of the Red Sea, associated plagues, and manna are described.
- Moses' concerns about his suitability are explained.
- The golden calf incident is discussed.
- The Judges, including their role in Israel, are described.
- The reasons for the Israelites asking for a king are mentioned.
- The divine promise to David and the building of the temple are noted.
- The rise of empires affecting the Northern and Southern kingdoms is explained.
- Prophecies are mentioned

Unit 3 | 4 Test Study Guide

Genealogy of Jesus, Rosary, and Luminous Mysteries:
- Genealogy, Rosary and Luminous Mysteries are mentioned.
- Jesus Christ's public life is examined.
- Jesus' baptism and life are detailed.
- The Trinity and Jesus' identity are addressed.
Suffering Servant and Hearts of Flesh:
- Suffering Servant and hearts of flesh, from Isaiah and Ezekiel, are described
- Jesus' temptations are detailed, using scripture.
- Jesus' Miracles are highlighted.
- The Wedding at Cana is mentioned.
Miracles and the Messianic Age:
- Importance and context of miracles are examined.
- Foreshadowing of eucharist is discussed.
- Parables and Jesus' ministry are described.
- Jesus' identity is confirmed and revealed.

Unit 4 Test Study Guide

Last Supper: The Last Supper and its Jewish connections, a new covenant, and forgiveness of sins are mentioned.
New Covenant: The institution of priesthood, as well as the new covenant, are described.
Mary:
- Mary is the new Eve, with her role and the importance of the immaculate conception and Mary's role in Salvation.
- The Immaculate Conception and Visitation are mentioned.
- Mary's relationships with other scriptures and persons are discussed.

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Test your knowledge on the key concepts from Unit 1 of your study guide, including the authorship of The Bible, creation narratives, and important theological themes like Original Sin and the Protoevangelium. This quiz will help you reinforce your understanding of these foundational ideas in biblical studies.