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  1. How many books are in the Old Testament?
    1. 27
    2. 39
    3. 17
    4. 66
  2. How many books are in the New Testament?
    1. 27
    2. 39
    3. 17
    4. 66
  3. How many parts is the New Testament divided?
    1. 5
    2. 6
    3. 3
    4. 4
  4. What are the names of the three parts of the New Testament?
    1. Acts, Letters, and Matthew
    2. Gospels, Epistles, and Letters
    3. Gospels and Acts, Epistles, and Apocalyptic Text
    4. Apocalyptic Text, Letters, and Epistles
  5. What books are in Gospels and Acts?
    1. Romans to Hebrews
    2. Sts. James to Jude
    3. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts
    4. Book of Revelation
  6. What are the two types of Epistles?
    1. Matthew and Mark
    2. Apocalyptic Text and Acts
    3. Luke and John
    4. Pauline and General
  7. What books are considered Pauline Epistles?
    1. Romans to Hebrews
    2. Sts. James to Jude
    3. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts
    4. Book of Revelation
  8. What chapters are considered General Epistles?
    1. Romans to Hebrews
    2. Sts. James to Jude
    3. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts
    4. Book of Revelation
  9. What chapters are in the Apocalyptic Text?
    1. Romans to Hebrews
    2. Sts. James to Jude
    3. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts
    4. Book of Revelation
  10. What does Gospel mean?
    1. Letters
    2. Good News
    3. Love
    4. Giver
  11. What does the Gospel present Jesus as?
    1. A fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies and Law
    2. The Savior
    3. The Son of God
    4. The Helper
  12. What does Matthew emphasize in his chapter?
    1. The omnipotent power of Jesus that shows His Divinity through his miracles
    2. Jesus as the Messiah who fulfills the Old Testament Scriptures
    3. The humanity of Jesus covering His birth and His genealogy
    4. To demonstrate to the world that Jesus was the Son of God
  13. Who is the primary audience of Matthew?
    1. The Romans
    2. The Greeks
    3. The Gentiles
    4. The Jews
  14. Who is the likely audience for Mark?
    1. The Romans
    2. The Greeks
    3. The Gentiles
    4. The Jews
  15. What does St. Mark’s Gospel emphasize?
    1. The omnipotent power of Jesus that shows His Divinity through his miracles
    2. Jesus as the Messiah who fulfills the Old Testament Scriptures
    3. The humanity of Jesus covering His birth and His genealogy
    4. To demonstrate to the world that Jesus was the Son of God
  16. Who was St. Luke?
    1. One of the original twelve disciples
    2. A disciple of St. Peter
    3. A disciple of St. Paul
    4. An apostle
  17. Who was the likely audience for St. Luke’s Gospel?
    1. The Romans and Gentiles
    2. The Greeks and Gentiles
    3. The Jews and Greeks
    4. The Romans and Jews
  18. What does St. Luke’s Gospel emphasize?
    1. The omnipotent power of Jesus that shows His Divinity through his miracles
    2. Jesus as the Messiah who fulfills the Old Testament Scriptures
    3. The humanity of Jesus covering His birth and His genealogy
    4. To demonstrate to the world that Jesus was the Son of God
  19. What was the special emphasis in St. John’s Gospel?
    1. The omnipotent power of Jesus that shows His Divinity through his miracles
    2. Jesus as the Messiah who fulfills the Old Testament Scriptures
    3. The humanity of Jesus covering His birth and His genealogy
    4. To demonstrate to the world that Jesus was the Son of God
  20. What is the prologue of John about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Focus on the signs or the various miracles of Christ
    3. Covers the passion of our Lord
    4. Covers faith
  21. What is the first part of St. John’s Gospel about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Focus on the signs or the various miracles of Christ
    3. Covers the passion of our Lord
    4. Covers faith
  22. What is the second part of St. John’s Gospel about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Focus on the signs or the various miracles of Christ
    3. Covers the passion of our Lord
    4. Covers faith
  23. Who wrote Acts?
    1. St. Paul
    2. St. Luke
    3. St. John
    4. St. Matthew
  24. What is Acts of the Apostles mainly about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Narrates the efforts of the Apostles, mainly St. Peter and St. Paul, who spread the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles
    3. Narrates the spread of the Gospel in Palestine, Judea, and Samaria by Peter, James, and John
    4. Describes the work of Apostle Paul as a missionary to the Gentiles
  25. What is the first part of Acts of Apostle about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Narrates the efforts of the Apostles, mainly St. Peter and St. Paul, who spread the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles
    3. Narrates the spread of the Gospel in Palestine, Judea, and Samaria by Peter, James, and John
    4. Describes the work of Apostle Paul as a missionary to the Gentiles
  26. What is the second part of Acts of Apostle about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Narrates the efforts of the Apostles, mainly St. Peter and St. Paul, who spread the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles
    3. Narrates the spread of the Gospel in Palestine, Judea, and Samaria by Peter, James, and John
    4. Describes the work of Apostle Paul as a missionary to the Gentiles
  27. Who was James “The Just?”
    1. The older brother of Jesus
    2. The first Archbishop of Jerusalem
    3. None of the above
    4. All of the above
  28. What was James about?
    1. Links Jesus with the Word of God of the Old Testament and then took flesh
    2. Focuses on several practical topics related to Christian living
    3. Narrates the spread of the Gospel in Palestine, Judea, and Samaria by Peter, James, and John
    4. Describes the work of Apostle Paul as a missionary to the Gentiles
  29. When was the First and Second Epistles of Peter written?
    1. A time of severe Christian persecution
    2. When Jesus was born
    3. When Christians were doing idol worshiping
    4. None of the above
  30. What is the first Epistle of Peter about?
    1. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    2. Narrates the efforts of the Apostles, mainly St. Peter and St. Paul, who spread the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles
    3. A call to God’s people drawing a link between Christ’s suffering and us, who fulfill His work through suffering
    4. Focus on the signs or the various miracles of Christ
  31. What is the second Epistle of Peter about?
    1. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    2. Narrates the efforts of the Apostles, mainly St. Peter and St. Paul, who spread the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles
    3. A call to God’s people drawing a link between Christ’s suffering and us, who fulfill His work through suffering
    4. Focus on the signs or the various miracles of Christ
  32. What is the first Epistle of John about?
    1. Compares two people to Gaius and urges him to imitate the one who is respected for his behavior as a good Christian
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Intended to promote brotherly love, warn against doctrine that allowed men to live in sin, and to provide clear direction on the nature of God and the divine glory of Jesus Christ
    4. A personal letter written to a pious lady to urge her to love God and also those who loved Him and to avoid false teaching and hold fast to her the true Christian faith
  33. What is the second Epistle of John about?
    1. Compares two people to Gaius and urges him to imitate the one who is respected for his behavior as a good Christian
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Intended to promote brotherly love, warn against doctrine that allowed men to live in sin, and to provide clear direction on the nature of God and the divine glory of Jesus Christ
    4. A personal letter written to a pious lady to urge her to love God and also those who loved Him and to avoid false teaching and hold fast to her the true Christian faith
  34. What is the third Epistle of John about?
    1. Compares two people to Gaius and urges him to imitate the one who is respected for his behavior as a good Christian
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Intended to promote brotherly love, warn against doctrine that allowed men to live in sin, and to provide clear direction on the nature of God and the divine glory of Jesus Christ
    4. A personal letter written to a pious lady to urge her to love God and also those who loved Him and to avoid false teaching and hold fast to her the true Christian faith
  35. Who was Judas?
    1. A disciple
    2. Carpenter
    3. The brother of Jesus
    4. Both A and B
  36. Who was the audience for Jude?
    1. Jewish Christians
    2. Romans
    3. Gentiles and Greeks
    4. Greeks
  37. Who wrote Revelation?
    1. Matthew
    2. Luke
    3. John
    4. Peter
  38. What is the first part of the Book of Revelation about?
    1. Considered a difficult text to read because of its rich imagery and symbolism regarding things we may not understand
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Contains mainly seven letters to seven churches and describe the way things are
    4. Focuses on “what is to take place after this” relating to the end times
  39. What is the second part of the Book of Revelation about?
    1. Considered a difficult text to read because of its rich imagery and symbolism regarding things we may not understand
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Contains mainly seven letters to seven churches and describe the way things are
    4. Focuses on “what is to take place after this” relating to the end times
  40. Why is the Book of Revelation not in our Church lectionary?
    1. Considered a difficult text to read because of its rich imagery and symbolism regarding things we may not understand
    2. Warns against false teachers and instead focusing on the True Gospel
    3. Contains mainly seven letters to seven churches and describe the way things are
    4. Focuses on “what is to take place after this” relating to the end times

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