QUIZ #2: NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY

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New Testament Survey Quiz

Test your knowledge of the New Testament with our comprehensive survey quiz! Designed for individuals passionate about scripture, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key themes, characters, and teachings found in the New Testament.

Join others in exploring:

Gospels and their unique contributions
The role of apostles and the early church
Important parables and teachings of Jesus

31 Questions8 MinutesCreated by ExploringFaith234

1. To fulfill his purpose, Matthew primarily used

A. A genealogy of Jesus Christ.

B. Quotes from the Old Testament.

C. Miracles that Jesus performed.

Dd. Parables the Lord taught

2. One of the five teaching segments in Matthew is the

A. Genealogy in chapter 1.

B. Sermon in chapters 5-7

C. Miracles in chapter 8.

D. Resurrection in chapter 28.

3. Matthew emphasized the kingdom of heaven to

A. Show that Jesus often spoke of the Kingdom.

B. Highlight the Lord’s parables and teachings.

C. Contrast it with the kingdom of God.

D. Link the Kingdom with Jesus, the Messiah.

5. The main way Mark helped his readers was to

A. Define the locations of Jesus’ main miracles.

B. Explain Aramaic words and Hebrew customs.

C. Give specific references for Old Testament quotes.

D. Write in Hebrew so his readers would understand.

8. What is one positive reason Jesus taught in the parables?

A. He could teach about the Kingdom of God.

B. People could interpret them in different ways.

C. His enemies would accept His teachings.

D. Those who neglected truth would get new truth.

9. Which phase of the Kingdom of God are we in now?

A. Invisible phase

B. National phase

C. Visible phase

D. International phase

10. Jesus proved He was the Messiah by

A. Teaching in Jewish parables

B. Healing and performing miracles.

C. Teaching in the temple at age twelve.

D. Riding into Jerusalem as a king.

11. John’s main purpose was to

A. Show how Christ fulfilled the Old Testament.

B. Discuss the contrast between grace and law.

C. Persuade his readers to believe in Christ.

D. Write a history of Jesus’ life and ministry.

12. John emphasized Jesus as the Son of God to

A. Correct the errors of false teachers.

B. Repeat the Synoptic teachings.

C. Contrast Him with the Son of Man.

D. Clarify the teachings of John the Baptist.

13. In his Gospel, John used the word believe close to

A. Ten times

B. Thirty times

C. Seventy times

D. One hundred times

16. In his introduction, John contrasts

A. The beginning and end.

B. Weakness and power.

C. Poverty and wealth.

D. Light and darkness.

18. One “I am” statement from John’s Gospel is

A. “I am the Alpha and Omega”

B. “I am the Cornerstone”

C. “I am the Good Shepherd”

D. “I am the Son of Man”

19. Form Simon Peter, we learn that Jesus

A. Changes our character as we believe in Him.

B. Expects us to drink from His cup.

C. Satisfies all who believe in Him.

D. Knows our inner thoughts.

23. Acts serves as a bridge between the

A. First and second centuries

B. Apostles and laypeople

C. Gospels and Epistles

D. Ministries of Peter and Paul

24. The main purpose of Acts is to emphasize the

A. Early church

B. Ministry of Paul

C. Ministry of Peter

D. Holy Spirit

28. What caused the gospel to spread outside Jerusalem?

A. Missionary zeal

B. b. A vision from God

C. Antioch

D. Rome

30. Paul’s approach when ministering to Jews usually included

A. A line or two of poetry

B. Extensive use of the Old Testament

C. A warning against pagan idols

D. The partaking of communion

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