Prophecies About the Birth
According to Isaiah, what sign would show the Messiahs birth?
A virgin would conceive
What group traveled from the east to worship Jesus?
Magi or 3 Wise Kings
According to Luke, what forced Joseph and Mary to travel to Bethlehem?
A census for registration ordered by Caesar Augustus (Luke 2:1–3)
What sign helped the shepherds find Jesus?
A baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger
How did the shepherds respond after seeing Jesus?
They praised God
Which Old Testament book says the Messiah would come from the line of David?
2 Samuel 7:12-16
Isaiah 11:1
Psalm 89:3-4
What was the name of the angel who appeared to Mary?
Gabriel
What empire ruled the land at Jesus’ birth?
The Roman Empire
What sign guided the wise men?
A star
How did Mary respond in her heart?
She treasured these things
Which prophet said the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem?
Micah
What Roman emperor issued the decree that forced Joseph and Mary to travel to Bethlehem?
Caesar Augustus (Luke 2:1)
In what building was Jesus later presented according to the Law?
The Temple in Jerusalem
What gift symbolized Jesus’ kingship?
Gold
How did the wise men respond when they saw Jesus?
They worshiped Him
What name did Isaiah say the child would be called meaning “God with us”?
Immanuel
Which elderly man recognized Jesus in the temple and praised God?
Simeon
What region was Bethlehem located in during Jesus’ birth?
Judea
Which gift pointed to Jesus’ future suffering and death?
Myrrh
How did Herod respond to news of Jesus?
Fear / anger
Which prophet foretold that kings would bring gifts to the Messiah at His appearing?
Isaiah (Isaiah 60:3, 6)
What prophetess worshiped in the temple and spoke about Jesus to all who were waiting for redemption?
Anna (Luke 2:36-38)
What region was Bethlehem located in during Jesus’ birth?
Luke 2:4
What does the manger symbolize about Jesus’ coming?
Humility / God’s lowly entrance into the world
How did the religious leaders respond when Herod asked about the Messiah?
They knew the prophecy but did not go to see Jesus (Matthew 2:4–6)