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Disciples of Jesus and Their Mission Answers 1. What is one of the primary demands on becoming a disciple of Christ? A. Knowledge of scripture B. Allegiance to Christ C. Financial stability D. Ability to perform miracles Answer: Allegiance to Christ (B) Allegiance to Christ requires...

Disciples of Jesus and Their Mission Answers 1. What is one of the primary demands on becoming a disciple of Christ? A. Knowledge of scripture B. Allegiance to Christ C. Financial stability D. Ability to perform miracles Answer: Allegiance to Christ (B) Allegiance to Christ requires personal dedication to follow him, putting his claims first. 2. A disciple may need to leave family belongings to follow Christ. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Discipleship may require abandoning home, business, and possessions for the mission. 3. List one task of the disciples in their mission. Answer: To preach Christ's message. Disciples are representatives of Christ and have several tasks, including preaching and healing. 4. The command to go and make disciples of all nations is found in......................... (book chapter:verse). Answer: Matthew 28:18-20 This passage contains Jesus' Great Commission to his followers. 5. Match the following demands of discipleship with their descriptions: 1. Bear A. Putting Christ first in all aspects of the life Cross 2. B. Abandoning possessions for the Allegiance mission to Christ 3. Leave C. Facing challenges and sacrifices in family following Christ belongings Answer: Allegiance to Christ = Putting Christ first in all aspects of life Bear the Cross = Facing challenges and sacrifices in following Christ Leave family belongings = Abandoning possessions for the mission 6. Which of the following best describes the two-fold purpose of making disciples? A. To demonstrate authority and power B. To be with Christ and to send them forth C. To gather followers for personal gain D. To uplift followers and provide material wealth Answer: To be with Christ and to send them forth (B) The purpose includes being in relationship with Christ and fulfilling the commission to spread his teachings. 7. Non-discipleship can be peaceful and comfortable, but may not fulfill the highest human possibilities. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) The quote highlights the contrast between comfort in non-discipleship and the fulfillment in following Christ. 8. What was the motivation of Jesus’ mission according to Mk. 10:45? Answer: To serve and give his life as a ransom for many. Jesus' mission was fundamentally about service and sacrifice. 9. What was the primary role of the disciples chosen by Jesus? A. To represent and spread Jesus' teachings B. To become leaders in the synagogue C. To be servants only D. To collect taxes for the Romans Answer: To represent and spread Jesus' teachings (A) Jesus selected the disciples to represent him and spread his teachings to the world. 10. Judas was one of the original twelve apostles chosen by Jesus. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Judas Iscariot was indeed one of the twelve apostles selected by Jesus. 11. What significant commitment did the disciples make in their relationship with Jesus? Answer: They committed their lives to follow him and serve his mission. The disciples' commitment involved following Jesus closely and participating in his teachings and mission. 12. The term 'disciple' means a.................................... Answer: pupil or learner A disciple is essentially a pupil or student learning from a teacher, particularly in a religious context. 13. Match the following apostles with their descriptions: 1. A. Tax collector and writer of the Peter Gospel 2. B. The betrayer of Jesus James 3. Judas C. The rock, a fisherman Iscariot 4. D. One of the inner circle Matthew Answer: Peter = The rock, a fisherman Matthew = Tax collector and writer of the Gospel James = One of the inner circle Judas Iscariot = The betrayer of Jesus 14. Which scripture references Jesus calling his disciples his friends? A. Mark 2:17 B. Luke 9:23 C. Matthew 5:14 D. John 15:15 Answer: John 15:15 (D) In John 15:15, Jesus describes his relationship with the disciples, referring to them as friends. 15. All disciples of Jesus were fishermen. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) While many disciples were fishermen, others had different occupations, indicating a diverse group. 16. What mission were the disciples empowered for, according to Jesus' teachings? Answer: To reach people in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. Jesus equipped the disciples to spread his message to various regions and fulfill their mission. 17. Which disciple was also known as 'The Beloved Disciple'? A. Matthew B. James C. Peter D. John Answer: John (D) John is referred to as 'The Beloved Disciple' and authored several biblical texts. 18. James, the brother of John, was beheaded by Herod. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) According to tradition, James was beheaded by Herod around A.D. 44. 19. What was the traditional occupation of both John and James? Answer: Fishermen Both John and James were fishermen before becoming disciples. 20. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for.................................................. pieces of silver. Answer: thirty Judas Iscariot's betrayal led to the arrest of Jesus and was motivated by thirty pieces of silver. 21. Which disciple is said to have preached in Armenia and was flayed to death? A. Philip B. Andrew C. Thomas D. Bartholomew Answer: Bartholomew (D) Bartholomew, also known as Nathanael, is traditionally associated with Armenia and a grisly martyrdom. 22. Match each disciple with their traditional place of martyrdom: 1. A. Martyred in Persia Jude 2. B. Martyred near Madras at Mt. St. Thomas Thomas 3. C. Martyred in Ethiopia Matthew 4. D. Crucified on a St. Andrew’s Cross Andrew Answer: Andrew = Crucified on a St. Andrew’s Cross Matthew = Martyred in Ethiopia Thomas = Martyred near Madras at Mt. St. Thomas Jude = Martyred in Persia 23. Philip is known for being a son of Zebedee. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Philip was from Bethsaida but was not a son of Zebedee; he was a different disciple. 24. What significant action is attributed to Judas Iscariot after betraying Jesus? Answer: He hanged himself After betraying Jesus, Judas Iscariot took his own life by hanging. 25. What was the primary occupation of most of Jesus' disciples? A. Shepherds B. Tax collectors C. Farmers D. Fishermen Answer: Fishermen (D) Most of Jesus' disciples were fishermen, particularly from the Sea of Galilee. 26. All twelve apostles came from the region of Galilee. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Judas Iscariot was from Keriot, which is in Judea. 27. What term describes the group of followers chosen by Jesus to carry out his mission? Answer: disciples Disciples are learners or pupils who follow a teacher, in this case, Jesus. 28. The disciples were also known as the...................................................................... of Christ. Answer: 12 apostles The term 'apostles' translates to ambassadors or messengers of Christ. 29. Match each disciple with their traditional occupation: 1. Simon A. Tax collector the Zealot 2. B. Revolutionary Matthew 3. C. Fisherman Peter 4. D. Fisherman John Answer: Peter = Fisherman Matthew = Tax collector John = Fisherman Simon the Zealot = Revolutionary 30. Which of the following phrases best reflects Jesus' intention for his disciples? A. To serve only the Jews B. To travel comfortably C. To reach the whole world D. To remain in Jerusalem Answer: To reach the whole world (C) Jesus wanted his disciples to reach out to people in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. 31. Jesus taught his disciples everything he had learned from his Father. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Jesus referred to the disciples as his friends because he had shared all his knowledge with them. 32. Name one of the unique privileges granted to the 'Inner Circle' of disciples. Answer: Special teachings or witnessing significant events The 'Inner Circle' had the privilege of being present at key moments, such as the Transfiguration. 33. Which apostle is traditionally known for preaching in Scythia and was crucified on a St. Andrew’s Cross? A. Bartholomew B. Andrew C. Philip D. Thomas Answer: Andrew (B) Andrew is known for his missionary work and was crucified on a St. Andrew’s Cross. 34. Jude, also known as Thaddaeus, preached in Assyria and Persia. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Jude, or Thaddaeus, is traditionally said to have preached in Assyria and Persia. 35. What was the traditional fate of Judas Iscariot after betraying Jesus? Answer: He hanged himself. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus and, in remorse, hanged himself. 36............................... was known as 'The Beloved Disciple' and wrote the Gospel of John. Answer: John John is often referred to as 'The Beloved Disciple' in Christian tradition. 37. Match each apostle with their primary traditional location of preaching: 1. James A. Ethiopia (The Less) 2. B. Armenia Bartholomew 3. C. Phrygia Matthew 4. D. Palestine Philip Answer: Matthew = Ethiopia Philip = Phrygia Bartholomew = Armenia James (The Less) = Palestine 38. Which apostle is known to have been a tax collector? A. Simon B. Thomas C. James D. Matthew Answer: Matthew (D) Matthew, known as Levi, was a tax collector before he followed Jesus. 39. Thomas is known as 'The Doubter' and was said to have labored as far as India. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Thomas, also called Didymus, is traditionally associated with missionary work in India. 40. Who was the apostle that was beheaded by Herod around A.D. 44? Answer: James (son of Zebedee) James, the brother of John, was executed by Herod, marking one of the early persecutions of the church. 41. What is one of the main demands of being a disciple of Christ? A. Popularity among peers B. Wealth accumulation C. Allegiance to Christ D. Independence from beliefs Answer: Allegiance to Christ (C) Allegiance to Christ is essential for disciples, emphasizing commitment and dedication to his teachings. 42. A disciple should prioritize personal belongings over the claims of Jesus. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Disciples are called to leave their personal belongings to follow Jesus and prioritize his teachings. 43. What is one task that disciples of Christ are expected to perform? Answer: Heal the sick Disciples were instructed to heal the sick as part of their mission. 44. To follow Christ, a disciple must bear the......................................... Answer: Cross Bearing the cross symbolizes the commitment to face challenges in following Jesus. 45. Match the following descriptions with the related demands of discipleship: 1. Readiness A. Enduring challenges to follow to leave Christ family belongings 2. Allegiance B. Commitment to put Jesus first to Christ 3. Bear C. Abandonment of home for the the mission Cross Answer: Allegiance to Christ = Commitment to put Jesus first Readiness to leave family belongings = Abandonment of home for the mission Bear the Cross = Enduring challenges to follow Christ 46. What was the purpose of Jesus sending his disciples forth? A. To spread rumors B. To seek popularity C. To gain wealth D. To make disciples of all nations Answer: To make disciples of all nations (D) Jesus commissioned the disciples to make disciples of all nations, emphasizing the importance of evangelism. 47. The 70 disciples are considered part of the additional followers beyond the 12 apostles. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Aside from the 12 apostles, Jesus had a broader circle of disciples, including the 70. 48. What phrase encapsulates the two-fold purpose of making disciples? Answer: To be with Christ and to send them forth The mission of discipleship revolves around being with Christ and being sent to spread his teachings. 49. What does the term 'disciple' primarily refer to? A. A religious leader B. A teacher or rabbi C. A student or learner D. A tax collector Answer: A student or learner (C) The term 'disciple', derived from Latin and Greek, primarily denotes a student or learner, particularly in a religious context. 50. All apostles chosen by Jesus were from Galilee. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Judas Iscariot was from Keriot, which is located in Judea, not Galilee. 51. Name one of the occupations of Jesus' disciples before following him. Answer: Fisherman Six of the disciples were fishermen, indicating they had a common occupation before becoming apostles. 52. Jesus called his disciples his.................................................. rather than his servants. Answer: friends Jesus emphasized the close relationship he had with his disciples, referring to them as friends. 53. Match the disciples with their traditional occupations: 1. A. Fisherman Matthew 2. Judas B. Treasure keeper Iscariot 3. C. Fisherman Andrew 4. D. Tax collector Peter Answer: Peter = Fisherman Matthew = Tax collector Andrew = Fisherman Judas Iscariot = Treasure keeper 54. What was the mission that Jesus empowered his disciples for? A. To establish a church B. To become leaders in local governments C. To collect taxes D. To preach and spread his teachings Answer: To preach and spread his teachings (D) Jesus empowered his disciples to preach the message of the Gospel and spread his teachings to all nations. 55. The number of disciples chosen by Jesus was twelve. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) The twelve disciples are significant as they represent the New Israel according to Hebraic traditions. 56. What was one of the special privileges granted to the 'Inner Circle' of disciples? Answer: Witnessing the Transfiguration The 'Inner Circle' of disciples were given special access to significant events, such as the Transfiguration. 57. What was the primary occupation of most of the disciples? A. Tax collectors B. Fishermen C. Farmers D. Carpenters Answer: Fishermen (B) Many of the disciples were fishermen, notably Peter, Andrew, James, and John. 58. James, brother of John, was beheaded by Herod around A.D. 44. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) James is noted to have been beheaded by Herod as stated in the Acts of the Apostles. 59. Who is traditionally known for preaching in Armenia and was flayed to death? Answer: Bartholomew Bartholomew, also known as Nathanael, is traditionally thought to have met a gruesome fate in Armenia. 60. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for.............................. pieces of silver. Answer: thirty Judas Iscariot's betrayal was famously for thirty pieces of silver. 61. Match each apostle with their traditional place of martyrdom: 1. A. Crucified on a St. Andrew's Cross Andrew 2. B. Suffered martyrdom near Madras Matthew 3. C. Died a martyr in Ethiopia Thomas 4. James D. Crucified in Egypt (The Less) Answer: Andrew = Crucified on a St. Andrew's Cross Matthew = Died a martyr in Ethiopia Thomas = Suffered martyrdom near Madras James (The Less) = Crucified in Egypt 62. Which disciple is known as 'The Doubter'? A. Jude B. James C. Thomas D. Philip Answer: Thomas (C) Thomas, also known as Didymus, is referred to as 'The Doubter' due to his skepticism about Jesus' resurrection. 63. Simon, known as The Zealot, is said to have been crucified. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Traditionally, Simon is believed to have faced crucifixion for his faith. 64. Who wrote the Gospel of John and Revelation? Answer: John John, described as 'The Beloved Disciple', authored the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelation. 65. What is one of the key requirements for a disciple of Christ regarding personal belongings? A. To accumulate wealth and possessions B. To share belongings equally with others C. To maintain a comfortable lifestyle D. To abandon family and personal belongings if necessary Answer: To abandon family and personal belongings if necessary (D) Disciples are expected to be ready to leave behind personal attachments to follow Jesus. 66. Discipleship under Christ includes the expectation of experiencing physical comfort and ease. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Being a disciple may involve sacrifice and challenges, unlike a comfortable life. 67. What is the first purpose of making disciples, according to the teachings? Answer: To be with Christ Being with Christ is essential for disciples to express loyalty and learn from him. 68. A disciple must be ready to.................................................. the cross in their journey of following Christ. Answer: bear Bearing the cross signifies accepting challenges and sacrifices in discipleship. 69. Which of the following tasks are included in the role of a disciple of Christ? A. To accumulate followers and possessions B. To avoid challenges and responsibilities C. To lead a comfortable life D. To cast out demons and heal the sick Answer: To cast out demons and heal the sick (D) Disciples are called to actively engage in healing and deliverance as part of their mission. 70. Match the following descriptions with their corresponding demands of discipleship: 1. A. Personal dedication to following Allegiance Jesus to Christ 2. Bear B. Acceptance of trials and sacrifices the Cross 3. Readiness C. Building a personal relationship to leave with Jesus family belongings 4. To be D. Willingness to abandon with attachments for mission Christ Answer: Allegiance to Christ = Personal dedication to following Jesus Readiness to leave family belongings = Willingness to abandon attachments for mission Bear the Cross = Acceptance of trials and sacrifices To be with Christ = Building a personal relationship with Jesus 71. What was the primary command Jesus gave to his disciples in regard to making more disciples? Answer: To go and make disciples of all nations Jesus commissioned his disciples to spread his teachings and baptize others. 72. The 70 disciples were a smaller group than the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) The 70 disciples were a larger circle of followers who also learned from and supported Jesus. 73. What is the primary role of the apostles chosen by Jesus? A. To build synagogues B. To represent Jesus and spread his teachings C. To only serve their local communities D. To accumulate wealth Answer: To represent Jesus and spread his teachings (B) The apostles were selected to represent Jesus and spread his teachings to the world. 74. Judas Iscariot was from Galilee. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Judas Iscariot came from Keriot, which is in Judea, unlike the other apostles. 75. Who were referred to as the 'Inner Circle' among Jesus' disciples? Answer: Peter, James, and John The 'Inner Circle' comprised Peter, James, and John, who received special privileges. 76. Jesus called his disciples his.................................................. rather than his servants. Answer: friends This illustrates the close relationship Jesus shared with his disciples. 77. Match the disciple with their traditional occupation: 1. A. Fisherman James 2. B. Fisherman Judas 3. C. Treasurer Matthew 4. D. Tax Collector Peter Answer: Peter = Fisherman Matthew = Tax Collector James = Fisherman Judas = Treasurer 78. Which phrase best captures the mission Jesus intended for his disciples? A. To learn about ancient scriptures B. To focus solely on personal growth C. To be fishers of men D. To conquer and rule over nations Answer: To be fishers of men (C) Jesus wanted his disciples to be 'fishers of men' by spreading his message to others. 79. All disciples of Jesus were from the same region. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) While most disciples were from Galilee, Judas Iscariot was from Judea. 80. What does the term 'disciple' primarily refer to in the context of Jesus' teachings? Answer: A pupil or learner The term 'disciple' signifies someone who follows a teacher to learn from them. 81. Which disciple is known for being beheaded by Herod? A. James B. Matthew C. Andrew D. John Answer: James (A) James, also called 'The Elder', was beheaded by Herod around A.D. 44. 82. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver and later repented for his actions. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver and afterwards hanged himself without repentance. 83. Which apostle is traditionally associated with preaching in Armenia? Answer: Bartholomew Bartholomew, also known as Nathanael, is said to have been a missionary to Armenia. 84......................................... was known as 'The Doubter' and is said to have labored in India. Answer: Thomas Thomas, also called Didymus, is recognized for his missionary work in India. 85. What was Andrew's relationship to Peter? A. Cousin B. Friend C. Brother D. Disciple Answer: Brother (C) Andrew is known as the brother of Peter, which also highlights the close ties among the disciples. 86. Match the following apostles with their traditional roles: 1. A. Beheaded by Herod John 2. James (Son of B. Tax collector and Gospel author Zebedee) 3. C. The Traitor Matthew 4. D. The Beloved Disciple and writer of Judas Revelation Iscariot Answer: James (Son of Zebedee) = Beheaded by Herod Matthew = Tax collector and Gospel author John = The Beloved Disciple and writer of Revelation Judas Iscariot = The Traitor 87. What is the traditional fate of Simon, also known as the Zealot? Answer: Crucified Tradition holds that Simon, known as the Zealot, was crucified. 88. Philip is associated with preaching in Phrygia and is believed to have died a martyr. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Philip preached in Phrygia and is noted for his martyrdom at Hierapolis. 89. Which of the following is a key aspect of a disciple's commitment to Christ? A. Focusing solely on personal achievements B. Prioritizing family over Christ C. Following societal norms D. Personal allegiance to Christ Answer: Personal allegiance to Christ (D) A disciple is expected to have a strong personal allegiance to Christ, prioritizing Him above all else. 90. The disciples were only expected to preach and heal, with no other responsibilities. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) The disciples had multiple tasks, including preaching, casting out demons, and healing the sick, among others. 91. Name one sacrifice that a disciple of Christ may need to make according to the demands of discipleship. Answer: Leaving family belongings or home. Disciples may need to abandon family ties and possessions to follow Jesus. 92. A disciple needs to be ready to......................... the cross to follow Christ. Answer: bear Bearing the cross signifies the willingness to endure challenges in the pursuit of discipleship. 93. Match the following duties of the disciples with their descriptions: 1. Heal A. Restoration of health the sick 2. Preach B. Spiritual warfare against evil His message 3. Cast out C. Act as representatives of Christ demons 4. Raise D. Demonstration of Christ's power the dead Answer: Preach His message = Act as representatives of Christ Cast out demons = Spiritual warfare against evil Heal the sick = Restoration of health Raise the dead = Demonstration of Christ's power 94. What is one of the purposes Jesus had in sending His disciples forth? A. To focus solely on personal success B. To foster rivalry among them C. To commission them to make disciples of all nations D. To isolate them from society Answer: To commission them to make disciples of all nations (C) Jesus commissioned His disciples to go out and make disciples, teaching them to obey God's commands. 95. Discipleship involves being comfortable and fulfilled without any personal sacrifices. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Discipleship demands sacrifices and often requires leaving behind comforts for a higher calling. 96. What does it mean to express loyalty as a disciple of Christ? Answer: To share in the life and teachings of Christ and remain committed to His mission. Expressing loyalty includes being associated with Christ and actively engaging in His teachings and life. 97. Which of the following statements about the origins of the disciples is true? A. None of the apostles were from Galilee. B. All disciples were from Judea. C. Most disciples were fishermen. D. Only apostles from Galilee were selected. Answer: Most disciples were fishermen. (C) Several of Jesus' disciples, specifically six of them, were indeed fishermen from the Sea of Galilee. 98. Jesus referred to his disciples solely as servants. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Jesus called his disciples friends as he taught them everything he learned from his Father. 99. What title did Jesus give to his disciples, emphasizing their role in spreading his teachings? Answer: Fishers of men This phrase indicates their mission of reaching out to people and spreading the message of Jesus. 100. The disciples were also called the 12.................................................. of Christ. Answer: apostles The term 'apostle' signifies that they were chosen messengers representing Jesus. 101. Which apostle is traditionally known as the author of the Gospel and the Book of Revelation? A. Thomas B. Matthew C. Philip D. John Answer: John (D) John is often referred to as 'The Beloved Disciple' and is credited with several New Testament writings. 102. Match each disciple with their known traditional occupation: 1. A. Fisherman Paul 2. B. Tentmaker James 3. C. Tax Collector Peter 4. D. Fisherman Matthew Answer: Peter = Fisherman Matthew = Tax Collector James = Fisherman Paul = Tentmaker 103. Andrew, brother of Peter, was known for being a fisherman. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Andrew, along with his brother Peter, was a fisherman by trade before following Jesus. 104. What was one of the responsibilities of the disciples after being trained by Jesus? A. To spread the message throughout the world. B. To conquer territories by force. C. To act as servants only. D. To keep the teachings private. Answer: To spread the message throughout the world. (A) After being trained, the disciples were tasked with spreading the teachings of Jesus far and wide. 105. What was the fate of James, the brother of John? Answer: He was beheaded by Herod. James, also known as the son of Zebedee, was executed around A.D. 44. 106. Where did most of Jesus' disciples originate? Answer: Galilee The majority of the chosen disciples were from the region of Galilee, except Judas Iscariot. 107. Jesus did not spend time teaching and training his disciples. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Jesus spent a significant amount of time teaching, leading, and praying for his disciples. 108. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for........................................ pieces of silver. Answer: thirty Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus is a well-known event in the New Testament. 109. Match each apostle with their traditional martyrdom location: 1. A. Beheaded in Jerusalem Thomas 2. B. Flayed to death in Armenia Bartholomew 3. James (Son of C. Martyred in India Zebedee) 4. D. Martyred in Persia Jude Answer: James (Son of Zebedee) = Beheaded in Jerusalem Bartholomew = Flayed to death in Armenia Thomas = Martyred in India Jude = Martyred in Persia 110. Which disciple is known for having a tax collector's background? A. Andrew B. Simon C. Matthew D. Philip Answer: Matthew (C) Matthew, also known as Levi, was a tax collector before he became one of the twelve apostles. 111. Simon the Zealot is known to have been crucified. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Tradition holds that Simon, also known as the Cananaean, met his end by crucifixion. 112. Who is known as 'The Doubter' among the apostles? Answer: Thomas Thomas is often referred to as 'The Doubter' due to his initial disbelief in Jesus' resurrection. 113. What is one of the key tasks assigned to the disciples by Jesus? A. To build temples B. To collect taxes C. To cast out demons D. To lead armies Answer: To cast out demons (C) Casting out demons was among the tasks Jesus empowered his disciples to perform. 114. Allegiance to Christ requires a disciple to prioritize their own interests above Jesus' teachings. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) A disciple must put the claims of Jesus first, often at great personal cost. 115. What was the two-fold purpose of making disciples according to the teachings of Jesus? Answer: To be with Christ and to send them forth. Disciples were called to associate with Christ and to spread his message. 116. To follow Christ, one must be ready to bear the......................................... Answer: cross Bearing the cross symbolizes the challenges faced in discipleship. 117. Match each description with the corresponding demand of discipleship: 1. Allegiance A. Facing challenges for faith to Christ 2. Bear B. Abandoning possessions for a the mission Cross 3. Readiness C. Personal dedication to Jesus to leave belongings Answer: Allegiance to Christ = Personal dedication to Jesus Readiness to leave belongings = Abandoning possessions for a mission Bear the Cross = Facing challenges for faith 118. The 70 disciples were known for their commitment to Jesus' teachings. What did they typically do? A. Follow Jesus and assist in his ministry B. Engage in commerce C. Compete with one another D. Avoid public gatherings Answer: Follow Jesus and assist in his ministry (A) The 70 disciples expressed their commitment by following Jesus and being active in his ministry. 119. Discipleship may be comfortable and peaceful yet fulfills the highest human possibilities. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Non-discipleship can be comfortable but does not fulfill the highest human possibilities. 120. According to Jesus' mission in Mk. 10:45, what was his primary motivation? Answer: To serve and to give his life as a ransom for many. Jesus emphasized his mission as one of service and sacrifice.