A) To teach morality
B) To condemn sinners
C) To establish a new kingdom
D) To save humanity from sin

A) Condemned all sinners
B) Redeemed humanity from sin and death
C) Saved only Himself
D) Established a new law

A) Eternal condemnation
B) Eternal life and reconciliation with God
C) Spiritual blindness
D) Temporary salvation

A) Jesus Christ (Mark 2:7, Luke 5:21)
B) Only God
C) Priests only
D) Humans

A) His power as God
B) His inability to forgive
C) His mercy and compassion (Matthew 9:6, Mark 2:5)
D) His judgmental nature

A) To show His power
B) To heal his physical body
C) To demonstrate God’s mercy (Mark 2:1-12, Luke 5:17-26)
D) To condemn him

A) Good deeds
B) Faith and repentance (Luke 24:47, Acts 3:19)
C) Payment for sins
D) Prayer alone

A) Only believers
B) None
C) Only the righteous
D) All humanity (John 3:16, Romans 3:23-24)

A) Everyone, regardless of background or status (John 3:16, Romans 5:8)
B) Only the righteous
C) Only believers
D) No one

A) Only Gentiles
B) Sinners (Matthew 9:13, Luke 19:10)
C) The righteous
D) Only Jews