Jesus' Birthplace
Angels Message
Simeons Prophecies
Glory
Definitions
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What town was Jesus born in?

Bethlehem

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What was the first thing the angels told the shepherds?

Not to Fear

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Simeon had been promised that he would see who before he died?

The messiah

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What are the two aspects of glory?

Glory Shown and Glory Given

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Define glory

excellence and praiseworthiness displayed, then honor and adoration expressed in response to this display

200

What was the other name for Bethlehem.

City of David

200

Who was the angel say his message was for? 

All People
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What is Jesus to the Gentiles?

Light

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Glory shown is what?

God's excellence and praiseworthiness on display

200

Define Consolation

comfort

300

What kind of town was Bethlehem?

Small, insignificant, not important

300

The angel called Jesus 3 names. What are they?

the Savior, Christ, the Lord
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Who should have recognized Jesus as the fulfillment of prophecy?

The Israelites/Jewish People

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Glory given is what?

people giving God the honor and praise He deserves

300

Define Messiah

anointed; refers to the promised One of God

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Why did God choose Bethlehem as the birthplace of Jesus?

God uses weak or foolish things to put the might and wise to shame

400

What did the angels call Bethlehem?

City of David

400
Simeon said that Jesus was this for Israelites.

Jesus was the glory of Israel. 

400

How does God display his glory?

in his creation and by redeeming us

400

Define redemption

Christ's act of rescuing and free from sin; salvation

500

As the Son of David, what promised person did Jesus become?

God's eternal King

500

How does Jesus bring peace with God to mankind?

He makes peace with God by taking the punishment of sin. 

500

What statement of Simeons demonstrates God's promise that His Messiah would be despised?

Simeon said He would be a sign spoke against.

500

Why does God do all He does?

for His glory

500

Define Covenant

an agreement between two or more people with certain requirements and promises