Gospel
Which four books make up the Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
What is the New Testament book that continues the story after Jesus’ ascension?
Acts
Who wrote most of the Pauline Epistles?
Paul
What are the books of “Other Epistles”?
Hebrews, James, 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, Jude
What book is in the apocalypse?
Revelation
What miracle did Jesus perform at a wedding in Cana?
He turned water into wine
What came upon the disciples at Pentecost?
The Holy Spirit
Who were the Pauline Epistles mainly written to?
Early Christian churches and individuals
Which epistle teaches that “faith without works is dead”?
James
Who received God’s vision?
John
What miracle involved Jesus feeding 5,000 people with five loaves and two fish?
The Feeding of the 5,000
Which apostle was an important leader of the early Christian Church in Jerusalem?
Peter
Which Pauline letter especially emphasizes salvation through faith rather than simply following religious laws?
Galatians
Which Apostle wrote a letter encouraging Christians to remain faithful even while suffering or being persecuted?
Peter
What does God refer to himself as?
The alpha and the omega
Which person did Jesus raise from the dead after he had been in the tomb for several days?
Lazarus
Which missionary traveled widely through the Roman world spreading Christianity?
Paul
What is the overall purpose of the Pauline Epistles?
To explain Christian beliefs and show how they should shape everyday life.
Which epistles emphasize love, fellowship with God, and Distinguishing truth from false?
1-3 John
Which number represents the beast (basically evil guys)?
666
Of the four Gospels, which one begins with a genealogy tracing Jesus’ ancestry back to Abraham, and why is this significant to that Gospel’s presentation of Jesus?
Matthew
During Paul’s journey, he delivered a speech at the Areopagus in Athens. What Greek religious object did Paul use as the starting point for explaining the one true God?
An altar dedicated “To an Unknown God.”
Why are the Pauline Epistles useful for understanding what early Christian communities were actually like?
They show the real problems, beliefs, and daily lives of early Christian communities.
In Hebrews, which Old Testament figure is used to explain Jesus’ role as a high priest?
Melchizedek
When addressing the church of Pergamum, Jesus honors a specific man named _______, calling him "my faithful witness" and explicitly naming him as the only martyr in the entire book to be killed in that specific city?
Antipas