Theo-1 (2nd Final)

What significant event fueled missionary activity in early Christianity according to the Acts of the Apostles?

The resurrection of Jesus empowered early Christians to spread the Gospel.

The New Testament consists of how many distinct writings?

27 writings.

What types of literature are found in the New Testament?

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

Where was Jesus crucified?

At Golgotha, outside Jerusalem.

What symbolizes atonement for sin in Christian theology?

The death of Jesus.

What do the four Gospels collectively provide?

Accounts of the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Which Gospel emphasizes Jesus as the Messiah?

The Gospel of Matthew.

What is the significance of Jesus' resurrection?

It confirms his divine authority and fulfills Old Testament prophecies.

What does the Acts of the Apostles document?

The early Church's history and the spread of the Gospel through the apostles.

How did the New Testament impact Western civilization?

It shaped moral and philosophical thought throughout history.

The New Testament serves as a foundation for what?

Christian doctrine, ethics, salvation, and the understanding of the nature of God.

What event marked a pivotal moment during Jesus' crucifixion?

Darkness covered the land and the temple veil tore.

What characterizes the environment of Jesus' death?

A volatile first-century Judea under Roman occupation.

What is the central theme of the New Testament?

The message of salvation through faith in Christ.

What book emphasizes the challenges faced by early Christians?

The Acts of the Apostles.