The Twelve Apostles - Exam
A) James B) Andrew C) Thomas D) John
A) Simon the Zealot B) Judas Iscariot C) Matthew D) Bartholomew
A) Matthew B) James C) Judas Thaddeus D) Andrew
A) Peter B) John C) Thaddeus D) James
A) Thaddeus B) James C) Bartholomew D) Matthew
A) Bartholomew B) John C) Thaddeus D) Simon
A) Andrew B) Nathanael C) Thaddeus D) Philip
A) Paul B) Barnabas C) Matthias D) Silas
A) Peter B) Thomas C) Mary Magdalene D) John
A) James, son of Zebedee B) Simon the Zealot C) Thaddeus D) Bartholomew
A) Thomas B) Simon C) Bartholomew D) Philip
A) Peter B) John C) James D) Andrew
A) A simple messenger without any special authority B) A delegate or messenger with a stronger sense than just a messenger C) A leader of a religious sect D) An ordinary follower of Jesus
A) Seventy B) Ten C) Eleven D) Twelve
A) A staff only, no bread, wallet, or money in their purse B) Bread and water for sustenance C) Money to buy supplies along the way D) Two tunics each
A) One of the original twelve apostles B) A follower of Peter C) An apostle to the Gentiles D) A disciple of James and John
A) To write the Gospels B) To remain in Jerusalem and wait for further instructions C) To spread his teachings to all nations D) To lead a monastic life
A) 'Only the pure of heart can follow me.' B) 'The righteous are already saved; my mission is for those lost in sin.' C) 'I am here to judge the wicked and reward the good.' D) 'It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.'
A) To return to that town until it accepts them B) To write down the town's name and forget about it C) To pray for the town's salvation D) To shake the dust off their feet as they leave
A) Twelve apostles only B) There were seventy apostles C) Fifty apostles D) One hundred apostles
A) To heal the sick and drive out demons B) To write down all of Jesus' teachings C) To build a new synagogue D) To collect taxes for the temple
A) They followed Peter's advice to join Jesus B) They heard about Jesus from Andrew C) Jesus sent a messenger to invite them D) They were repairing their nets when Jesus called them, and they joined him without hesitation
A) 'The leader of the twelve' B) 'The disciple of John' C) 'The first called' D) 'The greatest apostle'
A) He wanted to establish a new church in Rome B) He sought to replace Peter as the leader C) He claimed to be one of the original twelve D) He emphasized his calling by the resurrected Jesus during his road to Damascus event
A) Only in the Gospel of Mark B) The three Synoptic Gospels C) Only in the Gospel of Luke D) Only in the Gospel of Matthew
A) Two B) Four C) One D) Three
A) Matthew B) Judas Iscariot C) Philip D) Thomas
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Eleven D) Thirteen
A) Genesis B) Isaiah C) Exodus D) Psalms
A) Paul B) James C) John D) Peter
A) Mark B) Matthew C) Luke D) John
A) Divination B) Voting C) Casting lots D) Drawing straws
A) Luke B) John C) Matthew D) Mark
A) Saul B) Barnabas C) Stephen D) Silas
A) John B) James C) Peter D) Barnabas
A) Cornelius the Centurion B) Paul C) Silas D) Barnabas
A) Matthew B) Jude Thaddeus C) Philip D) Bartholomew
A) Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls in Rome B) Akeldama near Jerusalem C) St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City D) Cathedral of St. James in Jerusalem
A) 2nd century AD B) 1st century BC C) 4th century AD D) 3rd century AD
A) Presbyterates B) Apostolic sees C) Bishoprics D) Dioceses
A) Athanasian Creed B) Nicene Creed C) Apostles' Creed D) Chalcedonian Creed
A) Theologians of Antiquity B) Apostolic Fathers C) Patristic Scholars D) Clerical Scribes |
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