A) The Crucifixion B) The Baptism of Jesus C) The Last Supper D) The Resurrection
A) Matthew only B) Matthew, Mark, and Luke C) Mark only D) John only
A) Sacrifice B) Communion C) Offering D) Thanksgiving
A) Paul B) Moses C) Peter D) Jesus Christ
A) Transubstantiation B) Consubstantiation C) Transmutation D) Transfiguration
A) Bread and wine B) Water and oil C) Wine and cheese D) Bread and fish
A) The water of life B) The spirit of faith C) The blood of Christ D) The joy of the Lord
A) Daily meals B) Sharing the Eucharist C) Worship music D) Reading scripture
A) It originates from Latin: sacramentum, meaning 'sacrament'. B) It comes from Koine Greek: εὐχαριστία, meaning 'thanksgiving'. C) It is derived from Hebrew: berachah, meaning 'blessing'. D) It comes from Aramaic: qaddish, meaning 'holiness'.
A) Anglicans. B) Baptists. C) Presbyterians. D) Latter-day Saints.
A) 'Communion'. B) 'Transubstantiation'. C) 'Benediction'. D) 'Consecration'.
A) The Gospel of John. B) The Didache. C) The Epistles of Paul. D) The Book of Revelation.
A) James B) Peter C) Paul D) John
A) 1 Corinthians 10:16 B) Matthew 26:26-28 C) Luke 22:19-20 D) John 6:53-56
A) Celebrating the Lord's Supper B) Receiving Holy Communion C) Breaking of bread D) Participating in a ritual meal
A) Lord's Supper B) Eucharist C) Communion D) Breaking of bread
A) Blessed Sacrament B) Holy Mass C) Badarak D) Divine Liturgy
A) Eastern Orthodox Church B) Syriac Christianity C) Coptic Christianity D) Lutheran Churches
A) Divine Service B) Holy Mass C) Eucharist D) Mass
A) Holy Qurbana B) Mass C) Prosphora D) Divine Liturgy
A) Divine Liturgy B) The Sacrament C) Mass D) Holy Qurbana
A) Luke B) Matthew C) Mark D) John
A) Prosphora B) Keddase C) Badarak D) Holy Qurbana
A) Holy Qurbana B) Divine Liturgy C) Prosphora D) Badarak
A) "Daily" B) "Heavenly" C) "Super-substantial" D) "Divine"
A) 'Charis', meaning grace B) 'Thesmē', referring to law or ordinance C) 'Mneme', meaning simple memory D) 'Anamnesis', implying a richer theological concept than just remembering
A) Host desecration B) Eucharistic denial C) Blood libel charges D) Transubstantiation rejection
A) Eastern Orthodox Church B) Catholic Church C) Anabaptist Churches (Memorialism) D) Lutheran Church
A) As a spiritual presence, not physical B) As a memorial only C) Through sacramental union D) Through transubstantiation
A) Ordinance B) Ceremony C) Service D) Ritual
A) Dulia, which is veneration given to saints B) Proskynesis, which is bowing or prostration C) Latria, which is the adoration given to God alone D) Hyperdulia, which is a special form of veneration for Mary
A) The Feast of Tabernacles B) The Passover C) Yom Kippur D) Hanukkah
A) Epiclesis B) Anaphora C) Divine Liturgy D) Liturgy of the Faithful
A) Reading from the Old Testament B) Silent meditation C) Footwashing D) Fasting for three days
A) Good Friday B) Christmas Day C) Maundy Thursday D) Easter Sunday
A) Since the early 20th century B) Never historically C) Only in recent years D) Since the mid-19th century
A) Nicene Creed B) Second London Baptist Confession C) Helwys Confession (1611) D) Augsburg Confession
A) Partial-Communionists B) Closed-Communionists C) Open-Communionists D) Non-Communionists
A) Symbolic presence B) Consubstantiation C) Sacramental union D) Transubstantiation
A) Real Presence B) Sacramental union C) Consubstantiation D) Transubstantiation
A) Non-liturgical, open worship B) Private and silent meditation C) Highly liturgical and structured D) Conducted by a single ordained minister
A) Both men and women equally B) No one, prayers are silent C) All male participants D) Only church leaders
A) Yes, they have a completely different practice B) They do not practice the Eucharist at all C) No, they follow a similar practice D) Their practice is more liturgical
A) Quarterly celebration B) Weekly celebration C) Annually D) Monthly celebration
A) Billy Graham, Rick Warren, T.D. Jakes B) R. Scott Clark, W. Robert Godfrey, Michael Horton, Daniel R. Hyde, Kim Riddlebarger C) John Calvin, John Knox, Ulrich Zwingli D) Martin Luther, Thomas Cranmer, Charles Spurgeon
A) Non-alcoholic grape juice B) Wine mixed with water C) Red wine D) White wine
A) Intinction B) Using individual cups of water C) Communion by mail D) Receiving only bread without wine
A) Quarterly B) Only during Easter C) Once a month D) Every Sunday
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Once per quarter D) Annually
A) A designated layperson B) An ordained pastor, minister or church elder C) Only the church president D) Any baptized member
A) Ordinary church volunteers B) Priesthood holders C) Non-priesthood members D) The congregation members
A) Only inward spiritual experiences B) Strict adherence to no rituals C) No difference, they follow traditional practices D) Voluntary outward rituals
A) Mondays. B) Fridays. C) Wednesdays. D) Saturdays.
A) Only the priest. B) Children under twelve. C) The choir members. D) Volunteer parishioners. |