Theo-1 (2nd Final)

What did the Acts of the Apostles reveal about the early Christians post-resurrection?

The resurrection message fueled missionary activity, leading to the establishment of the Church amid persecution.

How many distinct writings comprise the New Testament?

27 distinct writings.

What are the three types of writings found in the New Testament?

Narratives (Gospels and Acts), Letters (Epistles), and Apocalyptic literature (Revelation).

Where was Jesus crucified?

At Golgotha, outside Jerusalem.

What significant event accompanied Jesus's crucifixion?

Darkness covered the land and the temple veil tore.

What foundation does the New Testament provide for Christian doctrine?

It delivers key teachings on ethics, salvation, and the nature of God.

What is the primary purpose of the New Testament writings?

To outline the teachings of Jesus, the establishment of the Church, and provide guidance for Christian living.

What aspect of Jesus's death is central to Christian theology?

It symbolizes atonement for sin and offers salvation to believers.

What do the four Gospels emphasize about Jesus?

Matthew as the Messiah, Mark's action-oriented ministry, Luke's compassion, and John's divine nature.

What does the Acts of the Apostles focus on?

The early Church's history and the spread of the Gospel through the apostles, particularly Peter and Paul.

What collective message does the New Testament emphasize?

The message of salvation through faith in Christ.

How did the death of Jesus occur according to the context of first-century Judea?

In a volatile environment under Roman occupation, with local religious leaders maintaining their authority amid dissent.

What significant event followed three days after Jesus's crucifixion?

His resurrection, confirming his divine authority.