Session 10, 6th Grade

1.

1 point

Why is the Feast of Unleavened Bread important?

It reminds the Israelites to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and not to fall into the trap of false doctrine and teaching.

It recalls when Israelites ate only unleavened bread because God forbade them eat other kinds of bread; rather, they were to use the money they saved and give it to the poor.

It recalls when the Israelites made unleavened bread for their Egyptian masters during their time of slavery before the Exodus.

It recalls when the Israelites had to eat unleavened bread in the desert wilderness during the Exodus.

2.

1 point

Jesus quoted from the prophet Zechariah. Why did he do this?

To let the apostles know that they would all fall away and deny him.

To encourage the apostles to remain strong in the Spirit even in the face of persecution.

To show that he was truly the Messiah, just like the Old Testament prophets had spoken about.

To introduce the funky dance he just created called the “Prophetic Punk”. By the end of the night, even Andrew was bustin’ a move.

3.

1 point

What does Jesus say about the very-end-times?

Two-thirds of the stars will fall from the sky. Satan will then fight the Archangel Gabriel for control of humanity.

There will be earthquakes and much bloodshed. The Holy Spirit will then come to judge the living and the dead.

The Temple will be completely destroyed and Christians will be persecuted by many.

There will be war and famine and the sun will not shine. It will be like birth pains before the Son of Man comes in the clouds.

4.

1 point

What advise does Jesus give his disciples about the very-end-times?

Look towards the heavens, pray for your enemies, and hope you aren’t around to see God’s Judgement in the end.

Only Jesus and his apostles knew the very day the world would end, but we must always be ready for that day.

Do good works, pray at least three times a day, and wait for the Day of Wrath.

Stand firm, preach the Gospel, and let the Holy Spirit speak through you.

5.

1 point

What’s interesting about the word “generation” in Greek?

It often means millennium, or 1,000 years.

It can mean many things: family timeline, age, or race.

It is related to the Hebrew word “genai” which means an important time in history.

It was often used in the Torah as a curse towards the Israelites: “You will be a wandering nation for generations”.

6.

1 point

What simile does Jesus give his disciples to give them a clue as to when the end will come?

It will be like the brightening of the sky before the sun rises in the dawn.

It will be like when the fig tree grows leaves when summer is near.

It will be like the spark of a fire that will soon grow into an inferno.

It will be like a snowman right before a magical hat is placed on his head and brings him to life.

7.

1 point

Why is the Passover important?

It recalls when the Israelites’ first born sons were spared from the Angel of Death.

It recalls when the Egyptian daughters were slain by the Angel of Death before the Exodus.

It recalls when the ancient Israelites

It was often used in the Torah as a curse towards the Israelites: “You will be a wandering nation for generations”.

8.

1 point

Theologically speaking, what types of langue does Jesus use when talking about the very-end-times?

Northern Irish and Whale

Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic

Apocryphal and Prophetic

Sanctified and Symbolic

9.

1 point

For what did Judas Iscariot agree to hand over Jesus.

Fame

Money

Salvation

Power

10.

1 point

Why were some people upset that a woman used a jar of her perfume on Jesus?

They knew this woman to be a sinful woman and did not like her touching Jesus.

They did not like the thought of Jesus being anointed with perfume and prepared for burial.

They said that the expensive perfume could be sold and given to the poor instead.

The perfume that was used smelled a bit like burnt ham and gasoline, and the disciples weren’t really looking forward to spending time around that.