Annunciation
The Annunciation mystery reveals Jesus, the new Adam, conceived by the Holy Spirit in the Virgin Mary’s womb to begin a new creation. It connects Gabriel’s greeting (“Hail Mary, full of grace”) to the reversal of the fall in Genesis chapter 3, with “Ave” as the reversal of “Eva.” Mary is the new Eve, the mother of all the living, and the perfect image of the Church.
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1. What does the Greek word “chaire” in Gabriel’s greeting to Mary also translate to?
A. Blessed
B. Rejoice
C. Hail
D. Full of grace
2. In the Apostle’s Creed, what phrase immediately follows “born of the Virgin Mary”?
A. On the third day he rose again
B. He descended into hell
C. Suffered under Pontius Pilate
D. Conceived by the Holy Spirit
3. According to CCC 507, what is Mary described as in relation to the Church?
A. The first disciple
B. The mother of the apostles
C. The Queen of Heaven only
D. The perfect realization and symbol of the Church
4. What reversal of the fall in Genesis 3 is highlighted in this mystery?
A. The serpent is crushed immediately
B. The tree of life is restored
C. Adam eats the fruit first
D. Ave is the reversal of Eva
5. Which Bible verse is quoted to show God’s love in sending his Son?
A. Genesis 1:1
B. Luke 1:28
C. John 3:16
D. Matthew 28:19
6. What does Emmanuel mean, as explained in this chapter?
A. God with us
B. Son of Mary
C. Light of the world
D. King of Israel
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1. B
2. D
3. D
4. D
5. C
6. A
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Visitation
The Visitation mystery shows Mary bringing the light of Christ to Elizabeth, with the Holy Spirit filling both women and the unborn John leaping for joy. It links the second part of the Hail Mary prayer to Elizabeth’s words and portrays the Holy Spirit as fire and light that transforms and dispels darkness, reversing the effects of original sin.
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1. Which Bible verse describes the babe leaping in Elizabeth’s womb?
A. Matthew 5:14
B. Luke 1:39-42
C. John 1:4-5
D. Genesis 1:3
2. What Greek word for “fruit” is used in Elizabeth’s greeting and connects to God’s command to be fruitful?
A. Karpos
B. Ave
C. Ginosko
D. Chaire
3. What personal story in the chapter describes the author’s experience with the Easter Vigil candle?
A. Reading the Catechism for the first time
B. Visiting the Holy Land
C. Hearing the Rosary on the radio and later lighting candles at the Easter Vigil
D. Attending his first Mass
4. Which verse says “the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it”?
A. Isaiah 9:2
B. 1 Thessalonians 5:19
C. John 1:4-5
D. Luke 1:39
5. What does “Mass” come from, according to the chapter?
A. The Latin word for sacrifice
B. The Greek word for prayer
C. The Latin word Missa, related to mission
D. The Hebrew word for blessing
6. Baptized members of the Church share which anointing of Christ?
A. Only prophetic
B. Only priestly
C. Only royal
D. Priestly, prophetic, and royal
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1. B
2. A
3. C
4. C
5. C
6. D
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Nativity
The Nativity mystery asks, “Why is there something rather than nothing?” and affirms God as the maker of all things visible and invisible. It connects the Christmas birth of Jesus (the Word made flesh) to the Easter Vigil reading of Genesis, baptism as new birth, and Mary as the ever-virgin mother who brings forth spiritual children through the Church.
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1. Which verse is quoted about the Creator giving life and breath?
A. 2 Maccabees 7:22-23
B. Galatians 4:4
C. Genesis 1:1
D. John 1:14
2. According to CCC 298, what can God do through the Holy Spirit for sinners?
A. Only raise the dead
B. Only create light
C. Only forgive sins
D. Create a pure heart and give spiritual life
3. Why is the creation account read during the Easter Vigil?
A. To remember the fall
B. To celebrate Christmas
C. Catechumens are reborn through baptism on the most important night of the liturgical year
D. To honor Mary
4. What does the chapter call Mary because Jesus is God?
A. Ark of the Covenant
B. New Eve
C. Queen of Heaven
D. Mother of God
5. Which verse says “unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God”?
A. Galatians 4:4
B. Ecclesiastes 11:5
C. Matthew 1:22-23
D. John 3:3-5
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1. A
2. D
3. C
4. D
5. D
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Presentation of Jesus
The Presentation mystery highlights Simeon recognizing Jesus as the light for revelation to the Gentiles and glory for Israel. It emphasizes meditation on the mysteries of Christ, the importance of Scripture, and how Jesus is the Beginning and the End, the Living Word through whom all things were made.
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1. According to CCC 2708, what does meditation in prayer engage?
A. Vocal prayer
B. Thought, imagination, emotion, and desire
C. Only emotion
D. Only Scripture reading
2. What does Simeon say upon seeing Jesus?
A. “Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace”
B. “My soul magnifies the Lord”
C. “Blessed are you among women”
D. “Behold the Lamb of God”
3. What does St. Jerome say about ignorance of Scripture?
A. It is harmless
B. It is only for priests
C. It is ignorance of Christ
D. It is necessary for salvation
4. Which verse says the invisible nature of God is perceived in created things?
A. Luke 2:28-30
B. 1 John 1:1-3
C. Wisdom 13:4-5
D. Romans 1:20-21
5. What does the chapter say Jesus is called in relation to creation?
A. The new Moses
B. The Beginning and the End, the Alpha and Omega
C. The light only
D. The teacher only
6. What does Simeon tell Mary about a sword piercing her soul?
A. It is only about Joseph
B. It is a literal sword
C. It foreshadows her participation in Christ’s mission
D. It means she will die soon
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1. B
2. A
3. C
4. D
5. B
6. C
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Finding Jesus
The Finding in the Temple mystery portrays contemplative prayer as gathering the heart to enter God’s presence. It links Mary’s search for Jesus to humanity’s longing for God and shows how sin separates us, while the Church and sacraments restore communion through reconciliation.
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1. According to CCC 2711, contemplative prayer is compared to what?
A. Vocal prayer
B. Reading Scripture
C. Entering into the Eucharistic liturgy
D. Meditation
2. What question did God ask Adam after the fall?
A. “Where are you?”
B. “Who told you that you were naked?”
C. “Why did you eat the fruit?”
D. “Where is the woman?”
3. What does the chapter say hell is?
A. A place of fire only
B. An eternal separation from God
C. Temporary punishment
D. Non-existence
4. Which verse says sins like scarlet shall become white as snow?
A. Psalm 139
B. Isaiah 1:18
C. Luke 15:8-10
D. Matthew 6:6
5. What is the last part of the Hail Mary prayer connected to in this mystery?
A. Blessed is the fruit of thy womb
B. The Lord is with thee
C. Hail Mary, full of grace
D. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners
6. According to CCC 2744, what is prayer described as?
A. Optional for laypeople
B. A public act only
C. Only for priests
D. A vital necessity
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1. C
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. D
6. D
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Baptism of Jesus
The Baptism of Jesus mystery shows the Trinity present at the Jordan, with the Spirit descending and the Father’s voice affirming the Son. It connects the first verses of Genesis to baptism as new creation, opening the heavens closed by Adam’s sin and sanctifying the waters.
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1. What does the Glory Be prayer say that connects to this mystery?
A. Blessed is the fruit
B. The Lord is with thee
C. Holy Mary, Mother of God
D. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be
2. Which Genesis verse describes the Spirit moving over the face of the waters?
A. Genesis 2:10
B. Genesis 1:1-3
C. Genesis 3:15
D. Genesis 1:27
3. According to CCC 536, what does Jesus’ baptism anticipate?
A. Only his public ministry
B. His baptism of bloody death on the cross
C. Only the Resurrection
D. Pentecost
4. Which verse commissions baptism “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”?
A. John 3:16
B. Luke 3:16
C. Genesis 1:1
D. Matthew 28:19
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1. D
2. B
3. B
4. D
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Marriage at Cana
The Marriage at Cana mystery presents Jesus’ first sign, turning water into wine, and his address to Mary as “Woman.” It reveals marriage as the primordial sacrament and a great mystery of Christ and the Church, with Mary’s intercession foreshadowing the wedding feast of the Lamb and the Eucharist.
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1. Which Genesis verse describes the creation of woman from man’s rib?
A. Genesis 2:15
B. Genesis 3:6
C. Genesis 1:27
D. Genesis 2:21-23
2. What does Jesus call Mary at Cana and again on the cross?
A. Woman
B. Blessed
C. Queen
D. Mother
3. According to the chapter, what flows from Jesus’ pierced side on the cross?
A. Wine
B. Light
C. Water and blood
D. Only blood
4. What is marriage called in the chapter?
A. Only a contract
B. Only a blessing
C. Only a covenant
D. The primordial sacrament
5. Which CCC paragraph says the entire Christian life bears the mark of the spousal love of Christ and the Church?
A. CCC 298
B. CCC 1617
C. CCC 1366
D. CCC 507
6. What does the chapter say the Communion of Saints allows us to do?
A. Attend Mass
B. Pray for one another, including asking Mary and the saints to pray
C. Read Scripture
D. Pray directly to God
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1. D
2. A
3. C
4. D
5. B
6. B
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Proclamation of the Kingdom
The Proclamation of the Kingdom mystery shows Jesus bringing order out of chaos, as in Genesis. The sea symbolizes evil and disorder, but Jesus walks on water and appoints the Twelve to preach and cast out demons, preparing for the new heaven and earth where there is no more sea and perfect peace reigns.
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1. What Hebrew phrase describes the earth as “without form and void” in Genesis?
A. Male and female
B. Image of God
C. Let there be light
D. Tohu va bohu
2. According to the chapter, what does the sea often represent in Scripture?
A. Only water
B. Forces of evil and chaos
C. Only peace
D. Only baptism
3. What does Jesus do in Mark 3:13-15?
A. Appoints twelve to preach and cast out demons
B. Feeds the five thousand
C. Raises Lazarus
D. Walks on water only
4. Which verse says the wicked are like the tossing sea?
A. Isaiah 57:20
B. Revelation 21:1
C. Matthew 14:22-33
D. Genesis 1:2
5. What will there be no more of in the new heaven and earth?
A. Light
B. Rivers
C. Sea
D. Mountains
6. What is one of the spiritual works of mercy mentioned?
A. Feeding the hungry
B. Burying the dead
C. Visiting the sick
D. Admonishing sinners
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1. D
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. C
6. D
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Transfiguration
The Transfiguration mystery occurs on a mountain, linking to Eden, Sinai, and the temple. Jesus’ face shines like the sun, revealing his glory. It calls us to listen to him and remember that creation was “good,” inviting us to a higher perspective through prayer and gratitude.
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1. Which Genesis verse mentions a river flowing out of Eden?
A. Genesis 2:10
B. Genesis 3:24
C. Genesis 1:1
D. Genesis 2:15
2. What does Peter say during the Transfiguration?
A. “You are the Christ”
B. “I do not know the man”
C. “Lord, it is good for us to be here”
D. “This is my beloved Son”
3. In John’s Gospel, where is Jesus’ glory primarily revealed?
A. At the Last Supper only
B. At the Baptism only
C. On the cross
D. At the Transfiguration only
4. What does the chapter connect the Transfiguration to in Genesis?
A. The tower of Babel
B. The flood only
C. The fall only
D. God saw that his creation was good
5. Which psalm says “Taste and see the goodness of the Lord”?
A. Psalm 139
B. Psalm 34:8
C. Psalm 121:2
D. Psalm 36:5-10
6. What does the Father say from the cloud?
A. Be fruitful
B. Repent
C. Where are you?
D. Listen to him
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1. A
2. C
3. C
4. D
5. B
6. D
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Last Supper
The Last Supper mystery shows Jesus instituting the Eucharist, turning wine into his blood to restore communion lost in the fall. It presents the Mass as a sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving for creation, with the universal (catholic) Church fulfilling God’s plan from the beginning.
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1. What does the chapter say many people today identify as?
A. Spiritual but not religious
B. Catholic
C. Protestant
D. Atheist
2. Which verse from Hebrews encourages not neglecting to meet together?
A. Hebrews 10:24-25
B. Ephesians 5:19
C. Genesis 3:8
D. Psalm 107:22
3. What does the same God who said “let it be” in Genesis also say at the Last Supper?
A. Where are you?
B. Be fruitful and multiply
C. This is my body and blood
D. Let there be light
4. What does “catholic” mean?
A. Ancient only
B. Local
C. Roman only
D. Universal
5. According to CCC 1359, what is the Eucharist also?
A. Only a meal
B. Only a memorial
C. Only a symbol
D. A sacrifice of praise in thanksgiving for the work of creation
6. Which Malachi verse is quoted about a pure offering offered among the nations?
A. Malachi 1:11
B. Matthew 26:30
C. Psalm 107:22
D. Ephesians 5:19
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1. A
2. A
3. C
4. D
5. D
6. A
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Agony in the Garden
The Agony in the Garden mystery connects Gethsemane (the oil press) to the heavenly liturgy and the cherubim guarding Eden. Jesus accepts the Father’s will in obedience, offering the perfect sacrifice that opens paradise and fulfills Old Testament sacrifices.
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1. What does “Gethsemane” mean?
A. Oil press
B. Garden of Eden
C. Mount of Olives only
D. Temple court
2. What does Jesus pray in the garden?
A. Why have you forsaken me?
B. Take this cup from me only
C. Father, forgive them
D. Not my will, but thine, be done
3. Which verse says Jesus could appeal for more than twelve legions of angels?
A. Genesis 3:24
B. Matthew 26:53-54
C. John 1:51
D. Luke 22:42
4. What Old Testament sacrifices are recalled in the chapter?
A. Only the scapegoat
B. Only the Passover lamb
C. Abel’s offering, Abraham’s ram, Melchizedek’s bread and wine
D. Only the temple sacrifices
5. What does the chapter say Jesus knew he would be?
A. Killed and raised on the third day
B. Only arrested
C. Only betrayed
D. Only crowned king
6. What does the Requiem Mass chant about angels?
A. May the angels lead you into paradise
B. Lamb of God
C. Holy, holy, holy
D. Glory to God in the highest
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1. A
2. D
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. A
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Scourging
The Scourging at the Pillar mystery emphasizes forgiveness and peace restored by Jesus, the new Adam. It shows how original sin caused inner conflict and toil, but Christ’s stripes heal us, uniting our sufferings with his in the Eucharist as members of his Body.
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1. According to the chapter what does Jesus restore that was present in the time of original justice?
A. Wealth and prosperity
B. Political power
C. Peace with God and with each other
D. Long life on earth
2. Which Bible verse is quoted in the chapter to describe perfect peace?
A. Isaiah 53:5
B. Matthew 5:9
C. John 14:27
D. Isaiah 26:3-4
3. The chapter explains that Jesus entered our suffering as
A. The King of Kings
B. The High Priest
C. The Good Shepherd
D. The Medicine of Immortality
4. According to the text through baptism we become
A. Free from all suffering
B. Perfect peacemakers
C. Immune to temptation
D. Members of the body of Christ
5. The chapter teaches that our sufferings should be united with Jesus and offered up in
A. Daily prayer
B. Acts of charity
C. Fasting
D. The Eucharist
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1. C
2. D
3. D
4. D
5. D
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Crowning with Thorns
The Crowning with Thorns mystery reveals Jesus as the true King who takes the curse of sin (thorns from Genesis) upon himself. It contrasts Adam’s failed dominion with Christ’s servant kingship and calls Christians to exercise royal anointing by reigning over their bodies in holiness.
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1. What does the chapter say God gives us that allows choice?
A. Law
B. Free will
C. Grace
D. Scripture
2. What curse from Genesis 3 is placed on Jesus’ head?
A. Thorns
B. Sweat
C. Pain in childbirth
D. Toil in the field
3. Which verse says Jesus’ kingdom will have no end?
A. Luke 1:33
B. Revelation 17:14
C. Matthew 27:29
D. Genesis 1:28
4. What does the chapter say Christians exercise as royal anointing?
A. Political rule
B. Reigning over their own bodies
C. Priestly duties
D. Earthly power
5. What does Revelation 22:12-15 say about those who wash their robes?
A. They will be kings only
B. They will rule on earth
C. They have the right to the tree of life
D. They will be crowned
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1. B
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. C
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Carrying the Cross
In the mystery of Carrying the Cross, we explore human work and creativity as reflections of God's image, the toil resulting from sin, and the redemptive power of the cross. Believers unite with Christ's Passion through Baptism and the Eucharist, with present suffering purifying and preparing us for paradise and eternal rest.
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1. According to the chapter what shows that God is the Creator?
A. The heavenly city
B. The six days of Genesis
C. The promises to Adam and Eve
D. The new Adam
2. The chapter states that although people cannot create ex nihilo we are called to be
A. Fruitful and multiply only
B. Creative
C. Free from toil
D. Mediators between God and men
3. Which Bible verse is quoted in the chapter about a heavy yoke upon the sons of Adam?
A. Matthew 11:29-31
B. Sirach 40:1
C. 2 Thessalonians 3:10
D. James 2:17
4. The chapter teaches that the cross was
A. Only for Jesus with no call for disciples
B. Christ's unique sacrifice
C. The end of all hope
D. Separate from the sacraments
5. According to the text through Baptism and the Eucharist believers become
A. Intimately united with Christ in his Passion and glorification
B. Free from all present pain
C. The new Adam
D. The one mediator between God and men
6. The chapter explains that our present pain
A. Has no purpose
B. Purifies and prepares people for paradise
C. Replaces the need for the cross
D. Ends all labor forever
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1. B
2. B
3. B
4. B
5. A
6. B
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Crucifixion of Jesus
In the mystery of the Crucifixion, the protoevangelium finds fulfillment as Christ is lifted up for the victory over sin and death on Good Friday. The text reveals how the Church is born from his pierced side like Eve from Adam, with Baptism as the fountain of new life and the Eucharist re-presenting the cross to nourish believers as living stones in the Bride of Christ.
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1. According to the mystery what is the day of the crucifixion called?
A. The day of mourning
B. The day of condemnation
C. Good Friday
D. The day of darkness
2. The mystery states that the first good news or protoevangelium is found in
A. John 3:14-15
B. Zechariah 12:10
C. Ephesians 5:29
D. Genesis
3. Which Bible verse is quoted in the mystery about looking on him whom they have pierced?
A. John 3:14-15
B. Genesis 3:15
C. Zechariah 12:10
D. 2 Corinthians 5:21
4. The mystery explains that as Eve was formed from Adam's side so the Church was born from
A. The empty tomb
B. The crown of thorns
C. The seamless garment
D. The water and blood from Christ's pierced side
5. According to the text the Eucharist re-presents the sacrifice of the cross because it is its
A. Replacement for daily prayer
B. Symbol of human creativity
C. Promise of earthly prosperity
D. Memorial and applies its fruit
6. The mystery teaches that in the fountain of Baptism we are
A. Freed from all earthly labor
B. Made into the new Adam
C. Given political power
D. Reborn
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1. C
2. D
3. C
4. D
5. D
6. D
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Ressurection
In the mystery of the Resurrection, the text proclaims the victory of life over death as Christ rises on the third day, restoring communion with God and making Sunday the day of new creation. It highlights the empty tomb, the appearances to the disciples, the importance of the Eucharist for eternal life, and the Church as the assembly gathered in living hope through the risen Lord.
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1. According to the chapter, why is attending Sunday Mass important?
A. It fulfills a weekly social custom
B. It calls to mind the Passion, Resurrection, and glory of the Lord
C. It replaces personal prayer entirely
D. It honors only the day of creation
2. The chapter states that through Jesus, communion with God is
A. Delayed until the final judgment
B. Restored
C. No longer necessary
D. Limited to the apostles only
3. Which Bible passage is quoted about Christ as the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep?
A. John 6:53-54
B. 1 Corinthians 15:19-21
C. Deuteronomy 30:19
D. Genesis 1:3
4. The text explains that Jesus rose on
A. Holy Saturday
B. Good Friday
C. Easter Sunday
D. The sixth day
5. According to the text, Sunday is called the
A. Day of rest only
B. Eighth day and the beginning of a new creation
C. Final day of the week
D. Day of mourning
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1. B
2. B
3. B
4. C
5. B
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Ascension
In the mystery of the Ascension, Jesus enters the heavenly sanctuary as the new High Priest after the order of Melchizedek. The text shows the torn temple curtain opening access to God, Christ seated at the right hand of the Father, and believers called to share in this victory with firm hope as an anchor for the soul while running the race of faith.
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1. According to the chapter what was rent from top to bottom when Jesus was crucified?
A. The seamless garment
B. The stone at the tomb
C. The crown of thorns
D. The temple curtain
2. The chapter states that Jesus is the High Priest after the order of
A. Aaron
B. Levi
C. Melchizedek
D. Abraham
3. Which Bible passage is quoted in the chapter about hope as an anchor for the soul?
A. Hebrews 12:1-2
B. John 3:16
C. Acts 5:30-32
D. Hebrews 6:19-20
4. The chapter explains that Christians participate in the mystery of Christ
A. Only at death
B. Through the Ascension
C. Solely in Baptism
D. Only during Easter
5. According to the text Jesus is described as the pioneer and perfecter of our
A. Faith
B. Works
C. Prayers
D. Suffering
6. The chapter teaches that our hope aims for eternal happiness in
A. Earthly success
B. Political power
C. Temporal peace
D. Heaven
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1. D
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. A
6. D
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Pentecost
In the mystery of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descends upon the gathered Church with wind and fire, manifesting the new creation and reversing the confusion of Babel as the apostles preach in all languages. The text reveals how the Spirit, working with the Word, brings order, life, and communion, birthing the Church through baptism and enabling the forgiveness of sins as a river of living water flows from Christ.
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1. According to the chapter what symbols are used for the Holy Spirit?
A. Water, anointing, fire, the hand, the finger, and the dove
B. Only wind and tongues of fire
C. Bread and wine alone
D. Gold and incense
2. The chapter states that Pentecost is when the Church was made manifest
A. Fifty days after Easter
B. On Easter Sunday
C. During the Last Supper
D. At the Ascension
3. Which Bible verse is quoted in the chapter about Thy hands have made and fashioned me?
A. Acts 2:38
B. Psalm 119:73
C. Titus 3:5
D. John 7:37-39
4. The chapter explains that the events of Pentecost represent a reversal of
A. The empty tomb
B. The crucifixion
C. Babel
D. The temple curtain
5. According to the text on Pentecost three thousand people were
A. Sent out as missionaries immediately
B. Baptized
C. Given political authority
D. Healed of all physical ailments
6. The chapter teaches that the Holy Spirit is a River of Life and that communion with God is restored through the sacrament of
A. Only Baptism
B. Penance
C. Matrimony exclusively
D. Holy Orders alone
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1. A - The video connects the Eden river (Genesis 2:10-14) to the post-Fall curse (Genesis 3:18), Ezekiel's healing river (Ezekiel 47:1-12), and Pentecost as the Spirit's outpouring, fulfilling Jesus' promise of rivers of living water for spiritual fruitfulness (John 7:37-39).
2. C - Drawing from Thomas Aquinas, the video explains metaphors' purposes: accessibility, engagement, safeguarding, and divine accommodation, exemplified by Pentecost's wind and fire symbols that empowered the disciples for active witness (Acts 2:1-11; Summa Theologica I, q. 1, a. 9).
3. B - The video contrasts Quietism's passivity (denying cooperation with grace, like discouraging prayer or effort) with Pentecost's active empowerment by the Spirit, who animates creation and calls for evangelization, opposing both Quietism and Pelagianism (Genesis 1:2; CCC 703-704).
4. A - Referencing CCC 1076 and Acts 2:1-11, the video highlights Pentecost as the Church's birth, with the Spirit reversing Babel's confusion through multilingual preaching, baptism of 3,000 (Acts 2:38-41), and symbols like wind, fire, and dove tying to creation and salvation (CCC 696-701; Genesis 1:2). -
Assumption of Mary
In the mystery of the Assumption, Mary is taken body and soul into heavenly glory as the new Eve and spotless bride. The text explores the goodness of creation and the body, our journey as creatures toward the heavenly homeland and eternal sabbath rest, and how trusting God leads to true freedom and glory while we offer ourselves with Christ in the Eucharist.
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1. According to the chapter what does the Assumption reveal about the goodness of
A. Only the soul
B. Political systems
C. The body and the physical world
D. Earthly wealth
2. The chapter states that God creates not out of need but to
A. Share his glory
B. Escape loneliness
C. Test human obedience
D. Replace the angels
3. Which Bible verse is quoted in the chapter about the garments of salvation and robe of righteousness?
A. Isaiah 61:10
B. Psalm 23:4
C. John 14:2-3
D. Hebrews 12:1-2
4. The chapter explains that all creatures have a goal or purpose called
A. Telos
B. Contingency
C. Immutability
D. Sabbath
5. According to the text we walk in his ways and run the race set before us with
A. Perseverance
B. Fear of serpents
C. Earthly success
D. Denial of creatureliness
6. The chapter teaches that surrender to God leads to
A. Eternal damnation
B. Freedom
C. Isolation from creation
D. Rejection of the body
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1. C
2. A
3. A
4. A
5. A
6. B
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Coronation of Mary
In the mystery of the Coronation of Mary, the text reveals Mary as Queen of Heaven and Mother of God, fulfilling the Davidic covenant and the role of the gebira as the king's mother. It presents her as the woman clothed with the sun, crowned with twelve stars, the new Eve and ark of the new covenant, through whom believers participate in Christ's dominion and receive a crown of life by enduring the spiritual battle against the serpent.
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1. According to the chapter what title is given to Mary because her son is the King?
A. Mother of the Apostles
B. Queen of Heaven
C. Ark of the Old Covenant
D. Help of Sinners only
2. The chapter states that throughout the Davidic dynasty the queen gebira was
A. The wife of the king
B. The mother of the king
C. A prophetess in the temple
D. The high priestess
3. Which Bible verse is quoted in the chapter about my help comes from the Lord?
A. Psalm 121:2
B. Revelation 12:1-2
C. John 14:3
D. Genesis 2:23
4. The chapter explains that Mary is called blessed among women because she
A. Believed in the fulfillment of the Lord's word
B. Was crowned with earthly power
C. Performed many miracles during her life
D. Sat on a throne beside Solomon
5. According to the text in Revelation a great portent appeared in heaven as a woman
A. Clothed with the sun with the moon under her feet and on her head a crown of twelve stars
B. Holding a sword against the dragon
C. Standing on the sea with seven horns
D. Weeping beside the empty tomb
6. The chapter teaches that those who endure the spiritual war will receive
A. Earthly riches and long life
B. A crown of life
C. Immediate freedom from all suffering
D. Thrones only in the heavenly city
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1. B
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. A
6. B
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