Four Gospels
Four Gospels 2
Acts of the Apostles
Letters
Revelations
100

 How is Jesus portrayed in the Gospel of Matthew?

Teacher

100

 What would be a comparable way for the itinerant preachers to preach the gospel today?

Through social media.

100

Prior to his conversion, what did Saul do?

Persecuted Christians.

100

 Which letter was delivered by a female deacon?

Romans

100

Which Old Testament Book shares the theme of the apocalypse with Revelation?

Daniel.

200

How do parables challenge the listeners?

They often have a surprise twist that leads us to new insight about the Kingdom of God.

200

 Why are the beatitudes different between gospels?

The authors had different focuses as they were writing.

200

 Who was St. Stephen?

An early Jewish convert to Christianity who was stoned to death.

200

 What is the ‘church’?

A building where Masses and other significant liturgies are held, the assembly of the baptized who are the Body of Christ extended in space, and St. Peter’s Basilica, the foundational Church of Catholics around the globe.

200

 Which Gospel shares some themes with Revelation?

Matthew

300

 What does it mean that Jesus is the incarnate word of God?

Jesus is God made flesh.

300

 Where did Jesus ask for the cup to pass from him if it was the Father’s will?

: The agony in the garden.

300

What is the role of the Holy Spirit?

Guides the Church in proclaiming salvation.

300

Which epistle did Paul defend his own apostolic authority?

 Second Corinthians.

300

 What is the goal of the author of Revelation?

To communicate hope to a persecuted community.

400

Why was it meaningful that Jesus was born in humble beginnings?

Through Jesus, God shared in our humanity and Jesus was a model of service to each other.

400

 In John’s gospel, what important act does Jesus take in the Last Supper discourse to demonstrate the role of the Disciples to the world?

Washing of the feet.

400

What did the early persecution of the Church by Jewish authorities signal?

The shift from focusing on the conversion of Jewish people to Gentiles.

400

What was a major issue the Church in Corinth faced that our society faces today?

 Ignoring and shunning the poor.

400

What important concept does John communicate to Christians facing troubling times?

That God is with us in our suffering.

500

What is the difference between the sermon on the plain and the sermon on the mount?

The sermon on the plain focuses more on material poverty while the sermon on the mount focuses on spiritual poverty.

500

What common theme in Luke can be connected to the Archangel Gabriel announcing Jesus’s upcoming birth to Mary instead of Joseph?

Reaching out to the poor and ignored of society.

500

 How did Pentecost foreshadow the eventual conversion of the Gentiles?

The Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to speak in tongues, allowing Jewish and Gentile people to hear.

500

What was Paul’s views on Christians following the Torah?

Gentiles need not conform to all aspects of the Law as Christ fulfilled the Law.

500

What does John encourage the Christians of Asia Minor to do?

Renew their faith in Christ.