A) Good Friday. B) Christmas Day. C) Palm Sunday. D) Easter Sunday.
A) Only in the Book of Revelation. B) Only in the letters of Paul. C) Only in the Book of Acts. D) All four Gospels.
A) He has risen! B) He will return soon. C) He is in heaven. D) He has died.
A) Thomas. B) Peter. C) Matthew. D) Judas.
A) Build a temple. B) Stay in Jerusalem only. C) Write more scriptures. D) Go and make disciples.
A) The temple in Jerusalem. B) The river Jordan. C) Mount of Olives. D) The Sea of Galilee.
A) John. B) Luke. C) Matthew. D) Mark.
A) Philip. B) Peter. C) Matthew. D) Andrew.
A) Are you afraid? B) Have you eaten? C) Will you follow me? D) Do you love me?
A) The establishment of early Christian communities B) The resurrection as a theological affirmation that intersects with history C) Jesus' teachings alone D) A literal interpretation of all biblical prophecies
A) There is no concept of resurrection B) Resurrection is a metaphor for enlightenment C) Only the soul is resurrected D) Both body and soul are resurrected
A) Jesus was taken to heaven without being crucified B) Jesus died on the cross and was buried in Jerusalem C) Jesus was crucified and resurrected by divine power D) Jesus was not crucified but directly ascended to God
A) Philippians B) Epistle to the Romans C) Galatians D) First Epistle to the Corinthians
A) Psalms 23 B) Genesis 1:1-3 C) Hosea 6:1–2 D) Exodus 14
A) A vision of the end times and final judgment B) Being caught up to the third heaven, possibly seeing Jesus enthroned at God's right hand C) A journey through the underworld D) An encounter with angels teaching him new doctrines
A) It is centered on Jesus Christ, raised from the dead B) It highlights the need for political activism C) It stresses the significance of charitable works D) It focuses on the importance of following Jewish law
A) John B) Mark C) Luke D) Matthew
A) Justin Martyr B) Origen C) Irenaeus D) Ignatius
A) sixty days B) thirty days C) forty days D) seven days
A) Mount Sinai B) Bethlehem C) his rightful home D) the temple in Jerusalem
A) Zealots B) Pharisees C) Essenes D) Sadducees
A) Lord (Kyrios) B) Teacher C) King D) Prophet
A) The literal resurrection theory B) The myth theory C) The vision theory D) The symbolic interpretation theory
A) Paul, Peter, James B) John, Jude, Barnabas C) Matthew, Mark, Luke D) Ignatius, Polycarp, Justin Martyr
A) The wreathed Chi Rho B) The Alpha and Omega C) The ichthys (fish) symbol D) The cross with a dove
A) Pharisees B) Essenes C) Sadducees D) Zealots
A) J. D. Atkins B) Raymond E. Brown C) David Graieg D) James DG Dunn
A) Trinitarian worldview B) Arian worldview C) Monistic worldview D) Dualistic worldview
A) Irenaeus B) Origen C) Ignatius D) Justin Martyr
A) 1st century AD B) 3rd century BC C) 2nd century BC D) 5th century BC
A) Victory over death B) Peace and prosperity C) Divine judgment D) Unity among Christians
A) "begin preaching only within Israel" B) "stay in Jerusalem" C) "remain silent about his resurrection" D) "go immediately to Galilee"
A) Dag Øistein Endsjø B) Josephus C) Steve Mason D) Outi Lehtipuu
A) Humans B) Heaven C) Angels D) The earth
A) Jews B) Gnostics C) Mainstream Christians D) Ahmadiyya Muslims
A) Allison claims Joseph was unrelated to the burial. B) He argues that Jesus was buried by Roman soldiers. C) Joseph did not exist and was a fictional creation. D) A man named Joseph likely sought permission for Jesus's burial.
A) two angels B) a young man C) an angel D) Jesus himself
A) Jesus Christ B) The Demiurge C) God the Father D) The Holy Spirit
A) He notes that animals always dug up such bodies. B) Texts show bodies were often buried by family or friends. C) All texts indicate open pits for the burial of crucified individuals. D) Cook states there are no historical references to burials.
A) Pope Gregory I B) Origen C) Saint Ambrose D) Saint Augustine
A) Sadducees B) Zealots C) Essenes D) Pharisees
A) The Gentiles B) The Twelve Apostles C) The Jews D) The Jerusalem ekklēsia
A) Paul B) Elijah C) John the Baptist D) Moses
A) The Holy Spirit B) The devil C) Jesus Christ D) God the Father |