Session 15, 6th Grade

1.

1 point

James says that the poor of the world are rich in the Kingdom of God. To what does this allude?

The Lord’s Prayer

The Beatitudes

The Ten Commandments

The Psalms

2.

1 point

Who is the first recorded convert to Judaism?

Rahab, the sinner

Joseph, the dreamer

Abraham, the leader

Marv, the plumber

3.

1 point

What strong requirement did James have for Christian converts that Paul did not?

For all new Christians to be baptized.

For all new Christians to follow the Ten Commandments.

For all new Christians to follow Jewish practices and customs.

For all new Christians to wrestle Jermunkus, the raging Temple sea otter.

4.

1 point

What very early church was most dangerous and oppressed by the Romans?

The church at Corinth

The church at Jerusalem

The church in Judea

The church in Galilee

5.

1 point

Fill in the blanks: According to James, evil desires leads to _____ and _____ leads to death.

Darkness

Destruction

Despair

Sin

6.

1 point

Why is Jesus sometimes called “the firstfruits” by Paul?

He was the first Jewish farmer to grow a perfect banana tree that is rumored to still survive on a remote island south of Greenland.

He was the first true martyr of the Christian faith.

He was the first to bring in the new religion of Christianity.

He was the first to be resurrected to eternal life.

7.

1 point

What particular kind of discrimination is James most concerned with in his letter:

The believers and the unbelievers

The rich and the poor

The righteous and the unrighteous

The humble and the prideful

8.

1 point

What does James think about the Jewish Law?

He thinks it is an old custom that gets in the way of Christian living.

He thinks it is important, giving freedom and blessings.

He thinks it is more detailed, therefore better, than the way of Christ.

He thinks it leads only to the knowledge of sin and temptation; therefore, it is unnecessary.

9.

1 point

What did Abraham receive from God that is very important to our faith?

The First Covenant

The Ten Commandments

A sleepy kitten

The Torah

10.

1 point

What is the Catholic stance on faith and works?

Catholics believe that faith is all one needs for salvation.

Catholics believe that works are more important than spoken faith.

Catholics believe that someone cannot do good works without faith.

Catholics believe that faith and works are both important for salvation.