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  • Which virtue governs the proper use of human sexuality?
  • What is the core idea of resurrection according to this material?
  • What is the core belief about the Kingdom of God?
  • In which year range is the Gospel of Mark commonly dated?
  • Monotheism is defined as which of the following?
  • Which gospel writer was not Jewish?
  • How many books are in the New Testament canon?
  • Which term is the adjective relating to end times?
  • The writings of the New Testament were originally written in which language?
  • What term means written under a false name?
  • In the material's definition, resurrection describes returning to life in what form?
  • Theism is defined as which of the following?
  • According to the TNK, what is the second most important attribute of God?
  • Parthenon is defined as what?
  • Which category of gospels tells a story that includes the death and resurrection of Jesus?
  • Around 85 CE is the estimated date for which Gospel?
  • What did all Jewish apocalyptic groups agree on?
  • Which group was highly educated in the Law, accepted all the TNK, and some believed in resurrection?
  • What is the name given to the collection of writings attributed to the Essenes and found at Qumran?
  • What is the noun for the end of the world?
  • Which writer described Claudius expelling the Jews from Rome?
  • Which term used to refer to Jesus is unique to the Gospel of John?
  • Mark's gospel emphasizes the ______ of Jesus.
  • From 66 to 70 CE, which major conflict occurred that affected many people?
  • Mitzv'ot means
  • Do any canonical gospels identify their author?
  • Pliny the Younger wrote to which Roman emperor about Christians?
  • What is the ecclesiastical term for the last time Jesus celebrated Passover with his disciples?
  • Reincarnation means:
  • What term describes a work of unknown authorship or with an unrevealed name?
  • Which Gospel presents Jesus as fully divine?
  • What faction of Judaism is responsible for starting the Jewish War?
  • What does resurrection mean according to the text?
  • How many apostles are named in the source material?
  • Some gospel authors think Jesus was born in which town?
  • Which statement best expresses Matthew's attitude toward Christianity and Judaism?
  • The Temple was located in which city?
  • Which term best describes the faith that sprang from Jesus' teachings after his death?
  • Which virtue is emphasized this year in the Xaverian tradition?
  • In the Gospel of Matthew, 'meek' means
  • Which gospels are synoptic?
  • Who blamed Christians for starting the fire?
  • When did Paul join the Jesus movement?
  • What is the ecclesiastical celebration of the death of Jesus called?
  • Which figure is associated with the crucifixion of Jesus?
  • How many books are in the Protestant Old Testament?
  • Which statement aligns with the meaning of resurrection here?
  • What was the job of a rabbi in the first century?
  • In rethinking what it meant to be Jewish, the Jews set their canon to a specific list of books that would not change after that. What date did that happen?
  • What is the most important commandment (Mitzvah) according to Jesus?
  • How many books are in the Catholic Old Testament?
  • Which of the following is the Dead Sea?
  • How many letters did Paul actually write?
  • Which statement accurately describes the field of Religious studies?
  • Gospel Poverty is best described as?
  • What does Evangelical mean?
  • What was the governing body of Israelite Jews starting during the Persian Period?
  • How many days was Jesus in the desert fasting and praying?
  • The Gospels are not biographies. How did they come together?
  • What religion did Jesus practice?
  • What is a cannon?
  • Who is cited as the first person in history to be called 'Rabbi' in writing?
  • Which artifact contains the oldest copies of Old Testament books?
  • Which option expresses resurrection as defined in the material?
  • Which group worked at the Temple, accepted only the Torah, and did not believe in resurrection?
  • Which category includes Jesus' teachings but not a continuous narrative?
  • Which term refers to the end of the world as a noun?
  • Regarding authorship, do the canonical gospels identify their authors?
  • Which attribute is listed as the primary attribute of God in the TNK according to the material?
  • Scholars believe the author of the Gospel of Matthew was not the apostle Matthew for which reason?
  • Which date range is cited for the birth of Jesus?
  • Which celebration commemorates the birth of Jesus in Christian worship?
  • What does Extant mean?
  • How is the description 'poor in spirit' best interpreted?
  • Select the statement that aligns with resurrection's meaning as given.
  • Theology is best defined as what?
  • Infancy Gospels are gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood.
  • Which gospel is described as unique in its treatment of the Kingdom of God?
  • Which choice best reflects what resurrection means in the text?
  • Pantheism is defined as which belief?
  • Which description matches the concept of resurrection in the material?
  • Which figure is described as a Roman historian and lawyer who compiled biographies of several Roman emperors?
  • In the Gospel of Matthew, which term is used instead of 'Kingdom of God'?
  • Henotheism is defined as which of the following?
  • Which term is described as meaning 'blessings' in the material?
  • Which term is defined as 'universal - all inclusive'?
  • What was Jesus' social class?
  • Which statement about the apostles' ethnicity is given in the material?
  • According to Jesus, and Torah, who is my neighbor?
  • What is the Jewish festival based on the Exodus that commemorates freedom from oppression?
  • The Jewish War is often associated with the actions of which group?
  • Which term describes a text that is no longer in existence?
  • At the end of the Jewish War, something happened that forced people who were Jewish to rethink what it meant to be Jewish. What happened?
  • Pantheon is defined as what?
  • Which celebration commemorates Jesus's resurrection?
  • What is the church celebration of Jesus's resurrection called?
  • According to some gospel accounts, Jesus was born in which town?
  • Which term is used for the judge at the end of the world who separates the righteous from the wicked?
  • Which virtue is defined as using our human sexuality in a responsible and faithful way?
  • According to Jesus and Torah, what is the second most important commandment?
  • What is the state of abstaining from marriage and sex?
  • On campus, who is described as someone who has vowed to follow the Evangelical Councils?
  • Which Gospel is generally dated around 70 CE?
  • Which field studies the writing, historical context, and meaning in the Bible?
  • Which statement best conveys the meaning of resurrection as defined in the material?
  • Agnosticism is defined as which of the following?
  • Which term describes the ancient manuscripts associated with the community at Qumran?
  • What is a Canon?
  • Which Jewish source described Josephus as a man captured by Romans who became a historian who mentioned Jesus about 60 years after his death?
  • Which group accepted all the books of the TNK and included members who believed in resurrection?
  • Which manuscript is listed as the oldest complete Bible containing both testaments?
  • What does the Kingdom of God entail according to the material?
  • Which label describes Jesus' social class?
  • Which term describes benefiting yourself or a group by making other people suffer?
  • Which event occurred earliest?
  • In historical terms, what is Cannon?
  • Around what year was Jesus crucified?
  • What is the Hypostatic Union?
  • Jesus grew up in this town.
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between Christianity and Judaism as portrayed in Matthew's Gospel?
  • Around 50 CE is the estimated date for which event?
  • According to the material, resurrection is the process of...
  • What is Jesus' real name?
  • Anthropomorphism is defined as which statement?
  • The oldest complete Bible containing both Old and New Testaments is written in which language?
  • Which Gospel portrays Jesus as like a demigod?
  • Pliny the Younger is best described as which of the following?
  • Which festival commemorates liberation from slavery in Egypt?
  • When did Paul start writing letters?
  • From where did Matthew copy the organizational pattern for his Gospel?
  • Love is ...
  • How many writings are in the New Testament
  • Which gospel does not mention the Kingdom of God?
  • Which term is defined as 'an aggressive argument against a specific opinion'?
  • Never fail to be ...
  • The 'Quelle' gospel is described as which of the following?
  • Which apostle is known to have been married?
  • In the Kingdom of God concept, which aspect did Jesus oppose among other apocalyptic Jews?
  • Which canonical gospel is the shortest?
  • Who was the intended audience of the Gospel of Mark?
  • Gospel Poverty refers to which of the following?
  • Matthew presents Jesus as a true teacher of the Jewish Law. In doing this the author is comparing Jesus to which important character in the Torah?
  • Which term is another word for covenant in religious contexts?
  • What does the term 'beatitude' mean?
  • Which statement accurately describes Pharisees?
  • Approximately what year is the Gospel of Mark dated?
  • The baptism of Jesus occurred at which location?
  • What does the term Testament mean in religious contexts?
  • How did Jesus die?
  • The place where Jesus was baptized.
  • Who was blamed for starting the fire in Rome?
  • The Last Supper refers to which event?
  • Pacifism is defined as which belief?
  • Which statement is true according to the material?
  • In Matthew's portrayal, Jesus is compared to which Torah figure to illustrate his authority over the Law?
  • Which word is an adjective relating to the end of the world?
  • How many apostles did Jesus specifically choose to receive special training?
  • Which year did the canon of Judaism become fixed for a specific list of books?
  • The term Torah means?
  • It portrays Jesus expressing _______.
  • In what year was St John's Prep founded?
  • How many letters are attributed to Paul?
  • When was the Gospel of Matthew written?
  • Which term describes a work whose author is unknown?
  • The school is named after which apostle?
  • Which statement best describes the field of Religious studies?
  • Which Pagan source mentions Jesus in connection with the fire that burned Rome in 64 CE?
  • What is Jesus' marital status?
  • Which term describes the twelve individuals Jesus chose to receive special training?
  • Anthropomorphism is defined as which statement?
  • What is the second most important commandment (Mitzvah) according to Jesus?
  • Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'Theos'?
  • The phrase 'poor in spirit' means:
  • Which source described Jesus roughly 60 years after his death?
  • Which term refers to a non-Jewish person?
  • Which of the following is true about Jesus' time in the desert?
  • Identify the option that states resurrection's meaning most clearly.
  • Which term is defined as 'Law or instruction'?
  • What is the name of Jesus' mother?
  • According to the TNK, what is the first most important attribute of God?
  • A disciple is defined as what?
  • What religion did Jesus' followers form about Jesus?
  • In Luke's Gospel, Jesus is presented as the new human modeled after which Torah figure?
  • Which statement best captures Matthew's approach to Jewish law within his Gospel?
  • Mark's Gospel is notable for emphasizing which aspect of Jesus?
  • What was the language Jesus and the apostles spoke?
  • What does Gospel Obedience mean?
  • Where was the Gospel of Mark written?
  • What does the term 'Church' refer to in the Gospel of Matthew's usage?
  • What sources did the author of Matthew rely on for his Gospel?
  • In biblical terms, what is described as the job of a priest?
  • How many books are in the Torah?
  • Resurrection, as described, signifies returning...
  • Who baptized Jesus?
  • Who was the head of the Great Sanhedrin?
  • In Luke, Jesus is presented as the new what in relation to the first human in the Torah?
  • Which statement about hate is true?
  • The phrase 'Kingdom of Heaven' is used instead of 'Kingdom of God' by which author?
  • Which language did Jesus and the apostles speak?
  • What term describes an aggressive argument against a specific opinion?
  • Lent mirrors which period?
  • How many books are in the Jewish Bible?
  • The Parthenon was the temple dedicated to which goddess?
  • What is the Greek term for Messiah?
  • The term Catholic means?
  • According to Jesus, what is the greatest commandment?
  • Pantheism is defined as what belief?
  • What is the name of the day Christians celebrate Jesus' Last Supper?
  • How many books are in the Jewish Bible?
  • Which gospels portray Jesus as the Messiah, Christ, and rises from the dead?
  • What were all Jewish apocalyptic groups called?
  • Name of Jesus' mother?
  • Hate is ...
  • The Gospel of Matthew has the distinction of being the only one of the four canonical gospels to use which word?
  • Around 100 CE is the estimated date for which Gospel?
  • How many years were the Israelites in the desert during the Exodus?
  • Why did Matthew copy that particular organizational pattern?
  • Which option best captures the essence of resurrection as described?
  • Who is named as the person who killed Jesus?
  • Which lake, fed by the Jordan River, sits at the lowest point on earth?
  • In the defined sense, resurrection means...
  • How many gospels were written by eyewitnesses?
  • What is the job of a prophet?
  • Pantheon is defined as which concept?
  • In what year did the Great Fire of Rome occur?
  • Which word means still existing or not destroyed?
  • When was the Gospel of John written?
  • The twelve individuals Jesus specifically chose to receive special training are known as what?
  • How many Evangelical Councils are there?
  • Which term in Hebrew is said to mean 'blessing' in the provided content?
  • The Dead Sea Scrolls are known for containing what?
  • Which year did the end of the Jewish War occur, marking the end of major hostilities in that conflict?
  • Which term best describes the twelve individuals Jesus chose to receive special training?
  • Which attribute is listed as the secondary attribute of God in the TNK according to the material?
  • Which noun means the end of the world?
  • According to Jesus, what are the two most important commandments?
  • Which statement defines Atheism?
  • How should the Gospels be described in terms of genre?
  • Which freshwater lake feeds the Jordan River?
  • Gospel Obedience means which of the following?
  • What is the church celebration of Jesus's birth called?
  • Which statement about love best reflects its character?
  • Which description best matches the 'Q' source?
  • What was going on from 66 - 70 CE that was traumatic and tragic for a lot of people?
  • Who on campus vowed to live by the Evangelical Councils?
  • Traditionally, where was the Gospel of Mark likely composed?
  • Which field studies the writing, historical context, and meaning in the Bible?
  • What is the meaning of the term 'Theos'?
  • Never be ...
  • Which group rejected belief in resurrection and adhered to the written Torah?
  • What is the religion formed by Jesus' followers commonly called?
  • Mark's Gospel stresses what?
  • Who is described as the judge at the end of the world who will separate the good from the bad?
  • According to the material, what does resurrection mean?
  • According to Jesus, we should start living now in the way that will reflect life in which realm?
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