Catechism 22 Questions

Why was it necessary for the Redeemer to be truly human?

• To demonstrate power and control.

• To perfectly obey the law and atone for human sin.

• To avoid any connection with human weaknesses.

• To escape the suffering of humanity.

In what way did the Redeemer's humanity enable him to sympathize with us?

• By distancing himself from human suffering.

• By remaining sinless throughout his life.

• By sharing in our weaknesses and experiences.

• By ignoring the needs of humanity.

Which verse in the Bible emphasizes that the Redeemer had to be made like his brothers in every respect?

• John 3:16

• Genesis 1:1

• Hebrews 2:17

• Matthew 28:19

What is the role of the Redeemer as described in Hebrews 2:17?

• To condemn humanity.

• To serve as a powerful ruler.

• To make propitiation for the sins of the people.

• To demand perfection from people.

What does "propitiation" mean in the context of Hebrews 2:17?

• Punishment for sins.

• forgivness for sins.

• Reward for good deeds.

• Condemnation of sinners.

Why did the Redeemer need to be both merciful and faithful, as stated in Hebrews 2:17?

• To gain popularity among the people.

• To show his authority.

• To effectively serve as a high priest.

• To establish dominance over humanity.

How does the Redeemer's humanity connect with his role as a high priest, as per Hebrews 2:17?

• It has no connection to his role as a high priest.

• It allows him to be distant from the people.

• It enables him to sympathize and make atonement for the sins of the people.

• It makes him less effective as a high priest.