Our Father
Jesus began the Lord's Prayer with what words?
What is, Our Father in Heaven?
What does the first petition of the Lord's Prayer say?
What is, hallowed be your name?
The Doxology to the Lords Prayer says what?
What is, "For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and forever?"
What is the first article of the Apostles' Creed?
What is, I believe in God the Father almighty, creator of Heaven and Earth?
In Baptism we become:
a. Marked
b. Part of the family of God
c. Wet
d. All of the above
What is, all of the above
In which two gospels is the Lord's prayer found?
What is, Matthew and Luke?
Complete the fifth petition: "Forgive us our sins..."
What is, as we forgive those who have sinned against us?
Amen Means?
What is, it shall be so!?
The second line of the third article says, "I believe in the holy catholic church," and catholic has a small "c." What does "catholic" with a small "c" mean?
What is, Universal?
Name two sacraments.
What is, baptism and Holy Communion?
What do we mean when we pray, "Our Father?"
What is, We can pray to God with complete confidence just as children speak to a loving parent?
In the fourth petition of the Lord's prayer, we pray that God would "give us this day our daily bread." What does "daily bread" include?
What is, Everything we need for life; food, clothing, shelter, family, friends, health, etc.?
When we say the "power" is God's now and forever, what do we mean?
What is, God is awesome and bigger than our biggest problem; God's will ultimately be done on Earth as it is in Heaven?
How was Jesus different than all other religious leaders and how did he prove it?
What is, He was God; he died and rose again?
What three things make a sacrament a sacrament?
What is, commanded by Christ, Conveys God's grace, and forgiveness, Physical elements or elements attached?
Calling God "Father" was shocking to people in Jesus' day because....
a. God was seen as mysterious, distant and unapproachable
b. God was seen as a God of war and destruction
c. God was always referred to in a feminine way in Hebrew
d. Most people didn't like their fathers back then
What is, God was seen as mysterious, distant and unapproachable?
"Holy, special, sacred, worthy of honor and praise" is a good way to define what word in the Lord's Prayer?
What is, hallowed?
When we say the "kingdom" is God's now and forever, what do we mean?
What is, there is no splendor or glory on Earth that compares to God, his wonderous majesty is mind boggling?
The change from death to life is called the what?
What is, resurrection of the dead?
What three things make a sacrament a sacrament?
"The Holy Spirit ________, ________, _________, and _______ _________ the whole Christian church on Earth."
What is, calls, gathers, enlightens, and makes holy?
What was another name Jesus used for God in prayer?
What is, Abba?
How many petitions are there in the Lord's Prayer?
What is, seven?
Where is the doxology found in the Bible?
What is, most of the oldest and best original manuscripts of the Bible didn't include it in their texts?
What is the final line in each of Luther's explantations of all three articles in the Apostles' Creed?
What is, this is most certainly true!?
Who is the Lord in the Lord's Supper?
What is, the body and the blood?