Quiz: Nicaea & Acts Quiz


Nicaea & Acts QuizOnline version Nicaea and Acts trivia by Jake Wright 1 In what year did the First Council of Nicaea take place? a 325 b 381 c 312 d 330 2 In Luke 18:1–38, what causes the unjust judge to grant the widow justice? a The widow’s persistence b Pressure from other judges c A change in the law d Fear of God 3 Who does Jesus say receives the kingdom of God in Luke 18? a Religious leaders b The wealthy c Children and those like them d Those who keep the law 4 What lesson does Jesus teach when He says we must receive the kingdom like a child? a Only young people can be saved b Faith should be proud and confident c We must come with humble, trusting dependence d Faith must be intellectual and complex 5 The council was called together by which Roman emperor? a Diocletian b Constantine c Theodosius I d Nero 6 Before His ascension, Jesus told the apostles to wait in Jerusalem for what? a The coming kingdom b The destruction of the Church c The promise of the Father d Military instructions 7 How did Jesus ascend into heaven? a Angels lifted Him up b He vanished suddenly c A cloud took Him out of their sight d A chariot of fire carried Him 8 According to Peter in Acts 2, Jesus was attested by God through what? a Visions and private revelations b Mighty works, wonders, and signs c Temple sacrifices d Political authority 9 Peter declares that Jesus was delivered up according to what? a The foreknowledge of God b The will of the Sanhedrin c Roman law d Judas’s betrayal alone 10 What does Peter say God did after Jesus was crucified? a Honored Him privately b Immediately judged Israel c Raised Him up, loosing the pangs of death d Sent angels to guard His tomb forever 11 In Acts 2, Peter uses which Old Testament king to support the resurrection of Christ? a Hezekiah b David c Solomon d Saul 12 “God has made Him _______ and _______ this Jesus whom you crucified.” a Lord and Christ b Shepherd and Savior c Prophet and Priest d King and Judge 13 After healing the lame man, Peter makes clear the miracle happened by: a The power of the temple b Angelic intervention c Faith in the name of Jesus d The apostles’ faith alone 14 In Acts 3, Peter calls Jesus the “Author of life,” whom the people: a Ignored b Crucified c Rejected d Questioned 15 According to the angels in Acts 1, how will Jesus return? a In the same way as you saw Him go into heaven b Secretly and invisibly c Through the temple gates d As a spiritual vision only 16 In Acts 3, Peter says times of refreshing will come from the presence of the Lord when: a People repent and turn back b Israel builds the temple again c Rome falls d The apostles finish preaching 17 What was the original purpose of the Passover meal? a Honoring the priests of Israel b Celebrating freedom from Rome c Celebrating the angel of death passing over Israel d Remembering the giving of the Law 18 What Old Testament meal is the Lord’s Supper linked to? a Communion b Easter c Passover d Feast of the Lord 19 What irony takes place during the Passover celebration in Luke 22? a The chief priests plot against Jesus b The Romans interrupt the meal c The disciples refuse to celebrate d Jesus cancels the feast 20 What did the disciples do when Jesus was praying in the garden? a They fought off the Roman guards b They continued to pray c They fell asleep d They deserted Him 21 Who enters Judas Iscariot to influence him to betray Jesus? a A Roman official b Satan c The chief priests d One of the disciples 22 How many times did Peter deny Christ before the rooster crowed? a Once b Three times c Twice d Seven times 23 What does Jesus teach by comparing God to the unjust judge? a God hears His people more faithfully than unjust leaders b God delays justice intentionally c God is similar to corrupt rulers d God acts only when pressured 24 What does Jesus mean by “Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s”? a Believers should avoid political matters b Earthly authorities and God each have rightful claims c Taxes are more important than worship d God has no authority over governments 25 The council met in the city of Nicaea, located in what modern-day country? a Turkey b Israel c Italy d Greece 26 Nicaea was part of which political entity at the time? a Byzantine Empire b Persian Empire c Roman Empire d Assyrian Empire 27 The main theological controversy addressed at the council involved the teachings of: a Origen b Augustine c Athanasus d Arius 28 The person from question 27 taught that: a Jesus was fully God and fully man b Jesus was created and not eternal c The Holy Spirit is greater than the Father d There are three separate gods 29 The term homoousios means: a One will b Similar in nature c Same substance d Divine appearance 30 The Council declared that the Son is: a Similar to the Father b A created being c Subordinate to the Father d Of the same substance as the Father 31 The Council of Nicaea affirmed which doctrine? a The Trinity b Pelagianism c Predestination d Adoptionism 32 According to the Nicene Creed, Christ is described as: a Begotten, not made b Made from nothing c The highest creature d Adopted at baptism 33 The council addressed the question of the date of which Christian celebration? a Pentecost b Easter c Ascension Day d Christmas 34 The council decided this holiday should be celebrated: a On the Jewish Passover biannually b On the spring equinox itself c On the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox d On a fixed date every leap year 35 Saint Nicholas was traditionally believed to have: a Refused to attend the council b Slapped the heretic at the council c Crowned Constantine d Written the Nicene Creed alone 36 The council affirmed that Jesus Christ is: a A mixture of God and man b Divine but not human c Both fully God and fully man d Human but not divine 37 The Nicene Creed was written primarily to combat: a Donatism b Gnosticism c Marcionism d Arianism

1

In what year did the First Council of Nicaea take place?

a

325

b

381

c

312

d

330

2

In Luke 18:1–38, what causes the unjust judge to grant the widow justice?

a

The widow’s persistence

b

Pressure from other judges

c

A change in the law

d

Fear of God

3

Who does Jesus say receives the kingdom of God in Luke 18?

a

Religious leaders

b

The wealthy

c

Children and those like them

d

Those who keep the law

4

What lesson does Jesus teach when He says we must receive the kingdom like a child?

a

Only young people can be saved

b

Faith should be proud and confident

c

We must come with humble, trusting dependence

d

Faith must be intellectual and complex

5

The council was called together by which Roman emperor?

a

Diocletian

b

Constantine

c

Theodosius I

d

Nero

6

Before His ascension, Jesus told the apostles to wait in Jerusalem for what?

a

The coming kingdom

b

The destruction of the Church

c

The promise of the Father

d

Military instructions

7

How did Jesus ascend into heaven?

a

Angels lifted Him up

b

He vanished suddenly

c

A cloud took Him out of their sight

d

A chariot of fire carried Him

8

According to Peter in Acts 2, Jesus was attested by God through what?

a

Visions and private revelations

b

Mighty works, wonders, and signs

c

Temple sacrifices

d

Political authority

9

Peter declares that Jesus was delivered up according to what?

a

The foreknowledge of God

b

The will of the Sanhedrin

c

Roman law

d

Judas’s betrayal alone

10

What does Peter say God did after Jesus was crucified?

a

Honored Him privately

b

Immediately judged Israel

c

Raised Him up, loosing the pangs of death

d

Sent angels to guard His tomb forever

11

In Acts 2, Peter uses which Old Testament king to support the resurrection of Christ?

a

Hezekiah

b

David

c

Solomon

d

Saul

12

“God has made Him _ and _ this Jesus whom you crucified.”

a

Lord and Christ

b

Shepherd and Savior

c

Prophet and Priest

d

King and Judge

13

After healing the lame man, Peter makes clear the miracle happened by:

a

The power of the temple

b

Angelic intervention

c

Faith in the name of Jesus

d

The apostles’ faith alone

14

In Acts 3, Peter calls Jesus the “Author of life,” whom the people:

a

Ignored

b

Crucified

c

Rejected

d

Questioned

15

According to the angels in Acts 1, how will Jesus return?

a

In the same way as you saw Him go into heaven

b

Secretly and invisibly

c

Through the temple gates

d

As a spiritual vision only

16

In Acts 3, Peter says times of refreshing will come from the presence of the Lord when:

a

People repent and turn back

b

Israel builds the temple again

c

Rome falls

d

The apostles finish preaching

17

What was the original purpose of the Passover meal?

a

Honoring the priests of Israel

b

Celebrating freedom from Rome

c

Celebrating the angel of death passing over Israel

d

Remembering the giving of the Law

18

What Old Testament meal is the Lord’s Supper linked to?

a

Communion

b

Easter

c

Passover

d

Feast of the Lord

19

What irony takes place during the Passover celebration in Luke 22?

a

The chief priests plot against Jesus

b

The Romans interrupt the meal

c

The disciples refuse to celebrate

d

Jesus cancels the feast

20

What did the disciples do when Jesus was praying in the garden?

a

They fought off the Roman guards

b

They continued to pray

c

They fell asleep

d

They deserted Him

21

Who enters Judas Iscariot to influence him to betray Jesus?

a

A Roman official

b

Satan

c

The chief priests

d

One of the disciples

22

How many times did Peter deny Christ before the rooster crowed?

a

Once

b

Three times

c

Twice

d

Seven times

23

What does Jesus teach by comparing God to the unjust judge?

a

God hears His people more faithfully than unjust leaders

b

God delays justice intentionally

c

God is similar to corrupt rulers

d

God acts only when pressured

24

What does Jesus mean by “Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s”?

a

Believers should avoid political matters

b

Earthly authorities and God each have rightful claims

c

Taxes are more important than worship

d

God has no authority over governments

25

The council met in the city of Nicaea, located in what modern-day country?

a

Turkey

b

Israel

c

Italy

d

Greece

26

Nicaea was part of which political entity at the time?

a

Byzantine Empire

b

Persian Empire

c

Roman Empire

d

Assyrian Empire

27

The main theological controversy addressed at the council involved the teachings of:

a

Origen

b

Augustine

c

Athanasus

d

Arius

28

The person from question 27 taught that:

a

Jesus was fully God and fully man

b

Jesus was created and not eternal

c

The Holy Spirit is greater than the Father

d

There are three separate gods

29

The term homoousios means:

a

One will

b

Similar in nature

c

Same substance

d

Divine appearance

30

The Council declared that the Son is:

a

Similar to the Father

b

A created being

c

Subordinate to the Father

d

Of the same substance as the Father

31

The Council of Nicaea affirmed which doctrine?

a

The Trinity

b

Pelagianism

c

Predestination

d

Adoptionism

32

According to the Nicene Creed, Christ is described as:

a

Begotten, not made

b

Made from nothing

c

The highest creature

d

Adopted at baptism

33

The council addressed the question of the date of which Christian celebration?

a

Pentecost

b

Easter

c

Ascension Day

d

Christmas

34

The council decided this holiday should be celebrated:

a

On the Jewish Passover biannually

b

On the spring equinox itself

c

On the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox

d

On a fixed date every leap year

35

Saint Nicholas was traditionally believed to have:

a

Refused to attend the council

b

Slapped the heretic at the council

c

Crowned Constantine

d

Written the Nicene Creed alone

36

The council affirmed that Jesus Christ is:

a

A mixture of God and man

b

Divine but not human

c

Both fully God and fully man

d

Human but not divine

37

The Nicene Creed was written primarily to combat:

a

Donatism

b

Gnosticism

c

Marcionism

d

Arianism

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Nicaea & Acts QuizOnline version

by Jake Wright

In what year did the First Council of Nicaea take place?

In Luke 18:1–38, what causes the unjust judge to grant the widow justice?

Who does Jesus say receives the kingdom of God in Luke 18?

What lesson does Jesus teach when He says we must receive the kingdom like a child?

The council was called together by which Roman emperor?

Before His ascension, Jesus told the apostles to wait in Jerusalem for what?

How did Jesus ascend into heaven?

According to Peter in Acts 2, Jesus was attested by God through what?

Peter declares that Jesus was delivered up according to what?

What does Peter say God did after Jesus was crucified?

In Acts 2, Peter uses which Old Testament king to support the resurrection of Christ?

“God has made Him _______ and _______ this Jesus whom you crucified.”

After healing the lame man, Peter makes clear the miracle happened by:

In Acts 3, Peter calls Jesus the “Author of life,” whom the people:

According to the angels in Acts 1, how will Jesus return?

In Acts 3, Peter says times of refreshing will come from the presence of the Lord when:

What was the original purpose of the Passover meal?

What Old Testament meal is the Lord’s Supper linked to?

What irony takes place during the Passover celebration in Luke 22?

What did the disciples do when Jesus was praying in the garden?

Who enters Judas Iscariot to influence him to betray Jesus?

How many times did Peter deny Christ before the rooster crowed?

What does Jesus teach by comparing God to the unjust judge?

What does Jesus mean by “Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s”?

The council met in the city of Nicaea, located in what modern-day country?

Nicaea was part of which political entity at the time?

The main theological controversy addressed at the council involved the teachings of:

The person from question 27 taught that:

The term homoousios means:

The Council declared that the Son is:

The Council of Nicaea affirmed which doctrine?

According to the Nicene Creed, Christ is described as:

The council addressed the question of the date of which Christian celebration?

The council decided this holiday should be celebrated:

Saint Nicholas was traditionally believed to have:

The council affirmed that Jesus Christ is:

The Nicene Creed was written primarily to combat:

“God has made Him _ and _ this Jesus whom you crucified.”