Bible Trivia
What are the first five books of the Bible?
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
Where does Baptism's power come from?
The Word of God
What is the first commandment?
You shall have no other gods before me.
What sins should we confess?
All sins, whether intentional or not, whether we know we sinned or not
What four books are known as "The Gospels"?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John
What are the three criteria for something to be a Sacrament?
1. Outward, visible sign. 2. Conveys grace & forgiveness. 3. Instituted by Christ.
What sin do the final two commandments address?
Coveting
What does "absolution" mean?
A release or forgiveness of sin, guilt, and punishment
In what book are the 10 Commandments first given?
Exodus
What are two benefits Baptism provides?
1. Adoption as children of God. 2. Forgiveness of sins. 3. Gives eternal salvation. 4. Rescues us from the devil & sin.
What two categories can we divide the 10 Commandments into?
Love God, Love People.
By who's power does Pastor Brian forgive sins in Sunday worship?
What book contains the Great Commission - the primary command to baptize and make disciples?
Matthew
How much water is required for something to be a proper and good Baptism?
The amount of water does not matter!
What does the 2nd commandment mean?
We should fear, love, and trust God so that we do not misuse, curse, lie, or abuse his name, but praise, proclaim, call upon, and honor it.
Why are we as disciples called to forgive our neighbors, friends, and family?
Because we have experienced the greatest forgiveness of all, through the death and sacrifice of Jesus Christ
How many books are there in the Bible?
66
How many times should you be baptized?
Once. God's promises and God's work never fails.
What is the one commandment that is connected with a direct promise in the Exodus account?
4. Honor your Father & Mother, so that it may go well with you.
Why is it important that absolution always follows confession?
To remind us and restore us in our repaired, forgiven identity and relationship with God, and to release us from the guilt and shame that follows sin