Theology U2

1. 1Our relationship with God tends to never change.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
2. 2God quite often changes His relationship with us.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
3. 3What is part of our relationship with God?

   1. AWe are conquered by our internal and external enemies, are saved, repent, and are unfaithful.
   2. BWe are in a constant state of bliss.
4. 4The following is a characteristic of salvation in this life.

   1. AThe complete elimination of all of one's problems and sufferings.
   2. BA deep joy
   3. CWe are finally our own gods
   4. DWe are finally sinless people
5. 5What is the purpose and nature of covenants?

   1. Ato renew God's partnership with people
   2. BPeople first ask for a renewed relationship with God
   3. CGod selects a few partners initially
   4. DGod makes promises and asks for certain commitments
6. 6The following is one of the convenants God makes in the OT

   1. AWith Adam and Eve
   2. BWith Abraham
   3. CWith Israel
   4. DWith King David
7. 7What is part of God's covenant with Noah?

   1. AGod will not get involved with humanity's corruption anymore.
   2. BGod expects very important things from Noah.
   3. CGod knows humanity will be good and reliable partners to work with.
   4. DGod will promise to work with people and leave the earth to be a place where this will be possible
8. 8What is the nature of God's covenant with Abraham?

   1. AGod expects Abraham to trust God
   2. BGod expects Abraham to train his people in righteousness and justice
   3. CGod promises to bless countless people through Abraham
   4. DGod promises to bless Abraham with a family and land
9. 9The covenant through Israel (through Moses, that is why it called the Mosaic covenant) is about the following:

   1. AGod expects the, to work hard every day to increase their wealth
   2. BGod expects Israel to follow laws that safeguard the community's life in justice.
   3. CGod promises them heaven.
   4. DGod promises to bless the people of Israel and allow them to be a source of blessing to other nations
10. 10The following are true about God's covenant with David:

    1. AGod will destroy all other people ho get in David's way
    2. BGod promises David's descendants will extend God's rule of peace and justice over all nations
    3. CGod expects David to lead Israel in following the laws laid out by Moses.
    4. DGod will send David more wives...

11. 11When the Egyptians pursued Israel in the desert to destroy them, and the Israelites complained that they should have never left Egypt, this is an example of which part of the pattern of the Israelites' relationship with God?

    1. ABeing conquered
    2. Bbeing saved
    3. Csin
    4. Drepentence
12. 12When someone eels God's forgiveness, this is an example of which part of the pattern of Israel's relationship with God?

    1. ABeing conquered
    2. BSin
    3. CRepentence
    4. DSalvation
13. 13When someone grows addicted and dependent on drugs or alcohol, this is an example of which part of the pattern of Israel's relationship with God?

    1. ASalvation
    2. BSin
    3. CBeing conquered
    4. Drepentence
14. 14When someone goes to confession, this is an example of which part of the pattern of Israel's relationship with God:

    1. Asin
    2. Brepentence
    3. Csalvation
    4. Dbeing conquered
15. 15When God promises Israel at Mount Sinai that they will be a special people to Him, this is an example of which part:

    1. Asin
    2. Bbeing conquered
    3. Csalvation
    4. Drepentence
16. 16When serpents bit people so many Israelites died, this is an example of:

    1. Abeing conquered
    2. Bsin
    3. Csalvation
    4. Drepentence
17. 17When God led the Israelites through the Red Sea, it is...

    1. Asin
    2. Bsalvation
    3. Crepentence
    4. Dbeing conquered
18. 18When someone feels depressed by their own sinful behavior, this is...

    1. Abeing conquered
    2. Brepentence
    3. Csin
    4. Dsalvation
19. 19What is the ritual ratification of the covenant with the Israelites?

    1. Acircumcision
    2. Bthe splashing of the blood on the people
    3. Cthe splashing of blood on the alter
    4. Dthe sacrifice of the bulls
20. 20How does God fulfill the covenant with Noah?

    1. ABy offering us the grace of baptism
    2. Bby not caring if people sin
    3. CBy Jesus dying on the cross
    4. DBy making kids take st. joe theology
21. 21Samuel was Israel's last judge and a bridge to the first prophets. What did the Isrealites ask of him?

    1. Afor a king
    2. Bto be like the nations around them
    3. Cfor a new temple
    4. Dto seek God's guidance
22. 22The following are rue about king David

    1. AHe was a warrior and a poet
    2. BHe was promised that a descendant would sit on his throne forever
    3. Che perfectly followed God's law
    4. Dhe was Israel's first king
23. 23The following are true about Solomon

    1. AHe built the temple in Jerusalem
    2. BHe was always faithful to the law of Moses
    3. CSource of wisdom literature in the Bible
24. 24What is true about the prophets?

    1. AThe predicted the saints would win the superbowl.
    2. BThey warn of the destructive nature of Israel's straying away from God
    3. CThe took over ruling Israel after the kings.
    4. DThey encourage Israel and Judah to return to God
25. 25After being challenged by the prophets to return to God, what happened in Israel and Judah?

    1. AThe people of Israel and Judah were conquered.
    2. BThe people voted for democracy
    3. CThe kings, mindful of the promise of data, started to live according to God's word
    4. DThey made the prophets their rulers
26. 26When the people of Judah were exiled, they experienced:

    1. Adestruction of their temple
    2. Breligious freedom
    3. Cprophecies of hope and restoration to the land
    4. Dthe perfect fulfillment of the law
27. 27After exile, Jews experienced the following:

    1. Athe rebuilding of the temple
    2. Blove of apples in the garden
    3. Cgreat military against Persians
    4. Dby the p for a kingdom of peace inspired by the prophets
28. 28What is Mary compared to and why:

    1. Anew israel
    2. Bshe responds to God's call
    3. Cshe bravely challenges the angel
    4. Dshe is the new prophetess
29. 29How is the annunciation different from mythology?

    1. AGod respects Mary's freedom
    2. BMary is allowed to question and be curious
    3. CGod approaches Mary with humility and gentleness
    4. DMary is a real person
30. 30Mary contrasts Eve because of the following

    1. AMary was allowed to do all the things Eve could not do by God
    2. BMary allowed herself to be given fully to God
    3. CMary allowed God to fully love her
    4. DMary could not be free like Eve was
31. 31How should the church be like Mary?

    1. AGive in to the will of God
    2. BHave an attitude of fiat, let it be done to me
32. 32How is Jesus' kingdom different from the world's idea of kingship?

    1. AJesus came to give his life as ransom
    2. BJesus came to serve others
    3. CJesus wants everyone to serve him, including kings
    4. DJesus wants to be known as the greatest
33. 33How is the fulfillment of God's covenant with David described?

    1. AGod's son
    2. BA house builder
    3. CA king
    4. DA prophet
34. 34What will be part of the humiliation and slavery of Israel because they want a king?

    1. Asalvation
    2. Btaxes
    3. Cservice to the king
    4. Dthe loss of their property
35. 35What is promised in the covenant with David?

    1. ADavid will build God a temple
    2. BDavid will be sinless
    3. CDavid will conquer all his enemies
    4. DGod will make David's dynasty last forever
36. 36The following is true about John the Baptist

    1. AHe is a model for all Christians to follow
    2. BHe is a prophet
    3. CHis life takes a back seat to Jesus
    4. DHe points people to Jesus
37. 37The following are things Jesus did similar to Elijah

    1. Amultiplies good
    2. Bis crucified
    3. Craises someone from the dead
    4. Dis made a king
38. 38What will happen to Israel if they keep violating the covenant?

    1. AThey shall be destroyed by war
    2. BThey will grow rich
    3. CPurify them as in fire
    4. DThey will be snowed upon
39. 39How will God save Israel in the future?

    1. AMake them one heart and mind
    2. BMake an everlasting covenant with them
    3. Cdestroy Jerusalem
    4. Dhave an intimate relationship with them in the future
40. 40How does Jesus fulfill the prophecy (condemning Jerusalem)?

    1. AHe calls us to care for others
    2. BHe purifies us from our sins
    3. CWe eat Jesus Himself
    4. DHe sends our enemies to hell
41. 41Describe Christian prophets.

    1. AThey are God-centered
    2. BThey are better than everyone else
    3. CThey are all like John the baptist
    4. DThey pint people to Jesus
42. 42What is true about the OT temple?

    1. AIt was a place of right praise and worship to God
    2. BIt was considered the center of restoration and new creation
    3. Cpeople celebrated mass
    4. DIt was where God was re-integrating Israel with Him and each other
43. 43What did people do in the OT temple and why?

    1. Acelebrated baptism
    2. Bsacrifced animals
    3. Cwanted to be reconciled with God
    4. Dwere forced into giving money
44. 44Why did the people of Israel sacrifice animals?

    1. AIt shows that repentence hurts
    2. BThe animals represented the sacrifice and hurt that reconciliation entails
    3. CGod needed to eat
    4. DThe animals represented what should have been the sinner's death
45. 45On the feast of Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, what did the priest do and why?

    1. AHe sent a scapegoat with the sins of the people into the desert
    2. BHe sacrificed a bull and sprinkled on it to remind people of the law of Moses
    3. CHe gave gifts of gold to show God's immense love
    4. DHe sprinkled blood in the Holy of Holies and on the people to remind them of God's life for the people
46. 46What does Ezekiel say about the temple in Jerusalem?

    1. AIt was a perfect place
    2. BIt was pointless
    3. CIt was corrupt
    4. DIt will be renewed by God
47. 47The following is true about priesthood:

    1. AThe Catholic church has a priestly dimension
    2. BWhat priests once did is now accomplished by animal sacrifices for food
    3. CPriests reconcile God with man
    4. DJesus is priestly in everything he days and does
48. 48What happens when the woman in revelations 12 gives birth?

    1. AA great celebration
    2. BA war breaks out among the angels
    3. CA baby shower
    4. DA circumcision
49. 49What did the Ark symbolize for Israel?

    1. ANoah's flood
    2. BRules
    3. CGod's presence
    4. DThe Eucharist
50. 50How is Mary like the Ark of the Covenant?

    1. AThey both involve gold
    2. BThey are both part of warfare
    3. CThey both carry the presence of God
    4. DThey are both taken into exile
51. 51The way Christians enter into priesthood with Christ is the following:

    1. ABy thinking like those focused on this life only
    2. BBy being just like the people in this world
    3. CMartyrdom
    4. DBy offering our bodies as sacrifice
52. 52When offering an animal, why did the one who offered it lay his hands on the animal's head?

    1. Ato give it one last goodbye
    2. Bto ordain it a priest
    3. Cto represent himself and his sins
    4. Dto bless it
53. 53The way Christians enter into the priesthood of Christ is the following.

    1. AOffering right worship
    2. BOffering their lives to God
    3. CTo offer themselves as a sacrifice to God
    4. Dsacrificing animals
54. 54This was part of the ritual of making a priest in the Old Testament?

    1. Athe pope giving permission
    2. Ba bishop being present
    3. Canointing with oil
    4. Dsacrifices
55. 55How is Jesus the high priest?

    1. AHe offered animal sacrifices like it the OT
    2. BHe mediates between God and man
    3. CHe offers sacrifice to God
    4. DHe was a priest in the temple of Jerusalem
56. 56What is true about CAtholic priesthood?

    1. AIt makes Jesus' sacrifice present in the Eucharist
    2. BIt is mediating between God and man
    3. CIt is offering animals
    4. DIt comes from Jesus' preisthood
57. 57What is true about Catholic priesthood?

    1. AIt offers atonement for our sins that comes from Christ
    2. BIt comes from Christ
    3. CIt is the only way to teach about Christ
    4. DIt is the only way to holiness
58. 58How is the sacrifice if an animal connected to the Mosaic covenant?

    1. ABecause the sacrifice was something that took place in the ark of the covenant
    2. BBecause the animal represented what should have been Israel
    3. CBEcause people had to eat
    4. DBecause the sacrifice represented giving God one's whole life

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