God's Revelation Quiz

Faith begins with God’s Divine Revelation. God first reached out to human beings by revealing Himself.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Christians believe that the central truths of our Faith are given to us by God’s Self-Revelation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Jesus’ deeds, words, miracles, death, and resurrection are still not enough to reveal God the Father.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What does “Divine” refer to in Divine Revelation?

• The Holiness of God

• The greatness of God’s ways in revealing Himself

• Both A and B

• None of the above

What name did God use to reveal Himself with His people in the Old Testament?

• Jehovah

• Abba Father

• Yahweh

• Shalom

What did God do after His creation was disfigured by human sin and His Chosen People became unfaithful and weakened by their hardness of heart?

• He sent plagues, catastrophes, and hardship so humanity will change.

• He punished those who rebelled against Him.

• He sent angels to take humanity to the right path.

• He sent His only Son to be our Savior.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about inter-religious dialogue that the Catholic Church encourages?

• Inter-religious dialogue acknowledges, preserves, and encourages the spiritual and moral truths found among non-Christians.

• Inter-religious dialogue is based on the fact that salvation in Jesus Christ is offered to all.

• Inter-religious dialogue is based on hope and love.

• Inter-religious dialogue is meant to convert non-Christians and convince them to give up their old beliefs and practices.

Which of the following refers to Jesus as the key, the center, and the purpose of the whole of man’s history through whom we shall share in the divine life?

• Jesus as the Goal of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Content of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Agent of God’s Self-revelation

Which of the following refers to Jesus as the Revealed One who reveals both God and ourselves (Christ is both God and Man) to whom we are called to be united with?

• Jesus as the Goal of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Content of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Agent of God’s Self-revelation

Which of the following refers to Jesus as the mediator between God and men?

• Jesus as the Goal of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Content of God’s Self-revelation

• Jesus as the Agent of God’s Self-revelation