Lesson 17 The Paschal Mystery Quiz

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Which of the following is not part of Jesus' Paschal Mystery? *

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His Ressurection

Helping Peter not drown

His Passion

His Ascension

His Death

How did Jesus prepare for His passion and death? *

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He celebrated a final Passover meal with the apostles, offering His own body and blood as a sacrifice instead of a lamb.

Jesus established the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

He celebrated the final Passover meal with His mother, Mary.

Jesus was baptized right before His Passion the following day.

To what does Jesus' "passion" refer? *

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Passion refers to the suffering Jesus felt when his cousin, John, was killed.

Passion refers to the spiritual and physical suffering Jesus endured from his agony in the garden until his death on the cross.

Passion refers to the day of Jesus' baptism onward, all the way to his death on the cross.

Passion refers to the spiritual journey Christ took from his birth to his resurrection from the dead.

Why did Jesus bear all the sins of the world on the cross? *

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Jesus bore these sins so that those who died before him could be reconciled with the Father and forgiven of their sins.

Jesus bore these sins so that His apostles and saints alone would be reconciled to the Father and forgiven of their sins.

Jesus bore these sins in order that we could all be reconciled to the Father and forgiven of our sins.

Jesus bore these sins so that people would understand philosophy.

How does Jesus' sacrifice redeem us from sin? *

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His sacrifice pays the debt for our venial sins only, sins not against God, but against each other.

His sacrifice pays the debt man owed to God for willingly choosing separation from our Creator.

His sacrifice pays the debt for original sin, which is the only sin that keeps up separated from God.

His sacrifice pays the debt only the men before his time owed God for willingly choosing separation from their Creator.

Where did Jesus' soul and body go after his death? *

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His body was buried in a tomb.

His soul descended into the realm of the dead to offer salvation to those who came before Him.

His body was both buried in a tomb and his soul descended into the realm of the dead to offer salvation to those who came before Him.

His body and soul were buried in a tomb.

How do we know Jesus rose from the dead? *

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Jesus' soul was reunited with His body and transformed from the state of death and decay to a state of glorious immortality.

The Apostles had nothing to gain from lying about Jesus' resurrection.

The Apostles never recanted the idea of Jesus' resurrection, even while being persecuted and killed.

All of above are correct.

How did Jesus' resurrection restore us to new life? *

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By rising from the dead, Jesus conquered sin and its consequence, death.

By rising from the dead, Jesus promised that when He came the second time, at world's end, all of those who had died would resurrect once more.

When Jesus rose from the dead, he brought along with him all of those who had died before His coming.

When Jesus rose from the dead, he established the sacrament of Baptism, which allowed people to become united with Him in a new life.

To what does "ascension" refer? *

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The ability that Jesus had to go to heaven of His own power as God.

The ability Jesus had to go to heaven because of His Father's own power.

The ability Jesus gave to his apostles to go to heaven when they were near death.

The ability Jesus gave to his mother, Mary, after his resurrection.

Which of the following is a way to offer up our suffering and victories to Christ? *

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By degrading ourselves when something does not go the way we want.

By bragging to our friends about the opportunities we have.

By offering up even the littlest of sacrifices and by uniting our suffering with Jesus for the betterment of others.

By avoiding Bible studies if we believe we can offer up the spiritual dryness to Jesus.

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