The Cross
What does Incarnate God mean?
He came down to earth and took human flesh
Why is the Cross used in the liturgical rites of the Church?
a. It is mainly a cultural tradition
b. It contains the greatest Christian doctrines within it c. It was introduced by the rules of the Church
d. It replaces the Sacraments
b. It contains the greatest Christian doctrines within it
The book of _________explains all the laws and rituals specific to priesthood and the rituals that the people must follow in worshipping God.
a. Genesis
b. Exodus
c. Leviticus
d. Numbers
c. Leviticus
What does yeast symbolize?
Love
Sin
Strength
Worldly pleasures
Sin
For Christians, the sign of the Cross is a symbol of
a. Judgement only
b. Wealth and power
c. The Old Testament only
d. Salvation, redemption, and hope
d. Salvation, redemption, and hope
11. Why was the Cross necessary for the redemption of humanity?
a. Because it was the easiest and most common form of punishment
b. Because it was the only way to fulfill the Old Testaments rituals
c. Because it was how Christ lifted the curse and bore the judgement of death on our behalf
d. Because it replaced all commandments given to Adam
c. Because it was how Christ lifted the curse and bore the judgement of death on our behalf
Who discovered the glorious Cross in the year 326 AD?
Queen St. Helena
God chose Levi to
a. Rule Israel politically
b. Lead military battles
c. Practice the priestly laws
d. Write the prophets
c. Practice the priestly laws
Which of the following offerings is offered to seek acceptance and satisfaction of God?
Peace Offering
Burnt Offering
Grain Offering
Sin Offering
Trespass Offering
Burnt Offering
In Genesis 28:12, what did Jacob see in his dream?
a. A river
b. A ladder reaching to heaven
c. A burning bush
d. A throne
A ladder reaching to heaven
What were the consequences of the original sin? (3)
1- Death
2- corrupt human nature
3- Inheritance of original sin
In trails for Commendation, which biblical character did God allow to grow in their love for Him and surrender of their lives?
Father Abraham
“Without shedding of ______there is no remission” (Hebrews 9:22).
a. tears
b. blood
c. hair
d. sacrifice
b. blood
Which Offering is presented as an atonement for the transgression against God and His Holiness?
Burnt
Grain
Peace
Sin
Trespass
Sin
3. In the Old Testament sacrifices were offered daily because….
They could not remove sin nor take away its effects.
They were only a shadow and reminder to mankind of the need for the true Redeemer.
Both A & B
Both A & B
What are the characteristics that The Redeemer must have? (5)
1. To be human: Because the one who sinned was human.
2. To die: Because the wage of sin is death.
3. To be infinite: Because Adam’s sin was directed against the infinite God.
4. To be sinless: Because one who lacks something cannot give it.
5. To be the Creator: To renew our corrupted nature and recreate it a second time.
In reference to trials for protection, how did God keep the Apostle Paul humble?
a. He made him sad
b. He afflicted him with a diseases
c. He gave him everything he desired
d. He caused him excruciating pain
d. He caused him excruciating pain
The idea of sacrifice revolves around
a. A pure animal that dies on behalf of a sinful person
b. A human who earns forgiveness through good works
c. A prophet who replaces all commandments
d. A ritual that removes the need for repentance
a. A pure animal that dies on behalf of a sinful person
Which of the offerings is considered the most holy?
Peace
Burnt
Grain
Sin
Trespass
Trespass
According to Genesis 22, what did Isaac carry that became a symbol of the Cross?
a. A lamb
b. Stones
c. Wood for the burnt offering
d. Bread
Wood for the burnt offering
What do we proclaim with the sign of the cross? (total of 6)
The Holy Trinity and the Oneness of God
God’s Love
Declaration & Sign of our Faith
Strength
Reconciliation between God and humanity
The Incarnation and Redemption of sin
Which biblical figure was purified from self-righteousness?
a. The Prodigal Son
b. Abraham
c. Job
d. Paul the Apostle
c. Job
Sacrifices are offered as an atonement for the sins into which a person has fallen unintentionally or out of ignorance.
Name the five steps done in the ritual of offering the sacrifice
a. Bringing it to the door of the tent of meeting.
b. Placing the hand on the head of the sacrifice.
c. Slaughter and preparation.
d. Sprinkling the blood.
e. Burning the sacrifice, some or all of it, on the altar.
Name the 5 sacrifices and offerings mentioned in the book of Leviticus
1. Burnt offering
2. Grain offering
3. Peace offering
4. Sin offering
5. Trespass offering
On the feast of the Passover, a lamb without blemish was offered and slain, its blood then sprinkled on______(in the form of a cross) marked the houses of the Israelites that they
were saved from the angel of death.
a. On the rod
b. On the altar only
c. On the ground
d. On the lintel and the two doorposts
d. On the lintel and the two doorposts