Test:3/3 (Introduction to Gospels)

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Section 2: Match the Following

Match each term in Column A with the correct description in Column B.

Section 3: Short Answer

(Answer in 1-2 sentences.)

Section 4: Reflection Question

(Answer in 6-7 sentences.)

Test:3/3 (Introduction to Gospels)

Last updated 4 months ago

21 Nsɛmmisa

Section 1: Fill in the Blanks

(Choose the correct word from the word bank to complete each sentence.)

Rabbi, Oral Tradition, Messiah, Synoptic, Didache, Emmanuel, Pax Romana, Revelation, Alpha and Omega, Gospel, Son of Man, Christology, I.N.R.I, Kerygma, Savior

The word ______ literally means "good news."

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called the ______ Gospels because they share similar content and perspectives.

______ refers to the study of Christ, examining both his divinity and humanity.

The ______ was a period of peace in the Roman Empire that helped spread Christianity.

The ______ stage of Gospel formation involved the preaching and teaching of Jesus' message before it was written down.

______ refers to the first preaching of the Gospel to non-believers.

The ______ was the teaching meant to deepen the faith of those who already believed in Jesus.

Jesus often referred to himself as the ______ , a title emphasizing both his humanity and his divine role.

The Gospels are a form of ______ , meaning they reveal God's truth to humanity.

One of Jesus’ most important titles is ______ , meaning "Anointed One."

______ means "God with us" and signifies Jesus' divine presence among humanity.

Jesus is called ______ , meaning "teacher," in the New Testament, which shows his role in guiding people.

______ is a title that means “one who protects or saves from danger,” which perfectly describes Jesus' mission.

______ means "the beginning and the end," showing Jesus as the completion of God’s plan.

______ was written on the cross, meaning "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews."

Section 2: Match the Following

Match each term in Column A with the correct description in Column B.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Oral Tradition		Written last, uses symbolic language, emphasizes Jesus as the Incarnate Word
Pharisees		The stage in which the Apostles spread Jesus' teachings before they were written
Christology		A Jewish group known for strict observance of the Law and belief in the resurrection
Gospel of Matthew		Emphasizes Jesus as the compassionate savior of all
Kerygma		Preaching of the Gospel to non-believers
Zealots		Written for a Jewish audience, presenting Jesus as a teacher and prophet
Herod the Great		King at the time of Jesus’ birth, known for his cruelty
Gospel of Mark		Focuses on Jesus as the Suffering Messiah, written for persecuted Christians
Gospel of John		The theological study of the identity and nature of Jesus
Gospel of Luke		A radical Jewish group that opposed Roman rule and sought Jewish independence

Section 3: Short Answer

(Answer in 1-2 sentences.)

What are the three stages of Gospel formation?

What does the term "synoptic" mean, and which Gospels are considered synoptic?

Name at least four groups (types) of people Jesus encountered during his time?

How is Lower Christology different from Higher Christology?

Section 4: Reflection Question

(Answer in 6-7 sentences.)

Which of Jesus’ titles (like Messiah, Savior, Lamb of God, or another title) stands out to you the most, and why? How does it help you understand who Jesus is or what he means to you?