Understanding Holiness an

What does the word "holy" primarily describe in the Bible?

• A morally perfect person.

• A unique and powerful creative force.

• Someone who sings church songs.

• A person who avoids all sin.

What is the paradox at the heart of God's holiness?

• It is both good and bad at the same time.

• It is dangerous to impure people because it is so good.

• It is only accessible to those who are already pure.

• It can only be understood through a metaphor.

What is the difference between being "morally pure" and "ritually pure" in the Bible?

• Moral purity is about actions, while ritual purity is about separating from things related to death.

• Moral purity is about thoughts, while ritual purity is about actions.

• Moral purity is about being good, while ritual purity is about being clean.

• Moral purity is about God, while ritual purity is about people.

How did Jesus change the traditional understanding of holiness regarding impurity?

• He made everyone morally perfect instantly.

• He allowed impure people to enter the Temple without purification.

• His purity transferred to impure people, making them pure and healing them.

• He taught that purity was no longer important.