The 10 Commandments
What is the 1st commandment?
You shall have no other gods.
How many times do you need to be baptized?
Once.
What is the first part of confession?
Confessing our sins.
What "stuff" do you need for the Lord's Supper?
Bread, Wine, and God's Word.
Recite John 3:16.
For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.
What is the 4th commandment?
Honor your father and your mother.
What "stuff" do you need for a baptism?
Water and God's Word.
What is the second part of confession?
Receiving absolution from pastor as from God Himself.
What is another name for the Lord's Supper?
Communion, the Eucharist.
Who was hidden in a basket and set afloat in a river to escape the wrath of pharaoh?
Moses.
What is the 5th commandment?
You shall not murder.
What is baptism?
Water combined with God's Word.
What sins should you confess?
All of them, even those you don't know about.
How do we believe the words "given and shed for you?"
Through faith.
What king in the Bible is called "a man after God's own heart?"
King David.
What is the 8th commandment?
You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.
What kind of water do you need for a baptism? (don't overthink it!)
Any!
What do we mean when we say absolution?
Forgiveness.
Are the bread and the wine really Jesus body and blood?
Yes!
What book of the Bible has the most chapters?
Psalms (150)
What is the 10th commandment? (must name all the things.)
You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, or his manservant, or his maidservant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor.
What book and chapter of the Bible tell us to baptize? (along with going out and making disciples)
Matthew 28
What can you do if a particular sin is really, really eating at you?
Private (one on one) confession and absolution with pastor.
What do we get when we take communion?
Forgiveness of sins, life, and salvation.
What 2 languages are what the majority of the Bible were originally written in?
Greek & Hebrew.