The document summarizes key points about Jesus Christ from chapters in the Bible. It covers his identity as the promised deliverer foretold in the Old Testament, his divine nature as both fully God and fully human, and events from his life like his baptism by John the Baptist. Multiple choice and true/false questions are included for the reader to test their understanding.

1. CHAPTER 10
STRANGER ON THE ROAD TO
EMMAUS

2. 1. The Israelites waited a long time for THE PROMISED
DELIVERER to arrive. In the verse below, God refers to
Himself as coming to earth and John preparing His way as a
messenger. Match the bold words of prophecy to the
appropriate person or group.
GOD JOHN THE ISRAELITES
“See, I will send my messenger, who will prepare the way before me.
Then suddenly the Lord you are seeking will come to his temple; the
messenger of the covenant, whom you desire, will come,” says the LORD
Almighty. Malachi 3:1
ELIZABETH, MARY, & JOHN

3. 2. The baby was to be called The Son of God. True or False?
3. Since Jesus was not born of a human father, he did not have
Adam’s sinful nature. Instead, because God was his father, he
was perfect, just as God is perfect. He had God’s nature.
True or False?
FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION:
In Luke 1:46-55, Mary is recorded praising the Lord calling Him, “my Savior.”
Mary said this, because as a sinner she knew she needed a Savior. Read these
verses.
ELIZABETH, MARY, & JOHN

4. JESUS
1. Just as God has names that depict His character,
so The Promised Deliverer was given names that
described His character. Match each name with
its meaning.
Jesus God with us
Immanuel Greek for Messiah
Christ Deliverer or Savior
Messiah Anointed One

5. 2. Over 700 years earlier, the prophet Micah recorded that the
Promised Messiah …. (choose two)
A. Must be born in Bethlehem.
B. Would be born in a royal palace.
C. Had lived “from everlasting.”
JESUS

6. 3. When the Magi saw Jesus, they bowed down and worshipped
Him. God’s Law was very specific—only _____________
was to be worshipped.
A. The God most High
B. The current Jewish king
C. The Roman emporer
JESUS

7. 4. The name Son of Man … (choose two)
A. Implies Jesus had a human father: Joseph was Jesus’ father.
B. Emphasizes Jesus’ humanity: He took on a human body.
He was completely man.
C. Declares jesus’ true identity: for centuries, scholars of
Scripture have recognized this name as referring to the Anointed
One.
JESUS

8. 5. John 1:1 says, “In the beginning was the Word … and the
Word _______________________.”
A. Became a god
B. Was God.
JESUS

9. FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION:
1. Find in your Bible the following prophecy and its fulfillment:
Micah 5:2 / Matthew 2:3-6
2. If your Bible has maps in the back, locate….
Nazareth Jordan River
Bethlehem Sea of Galilee
JESUS

10. 1. Although Jesus was God himself, He chose to come to the
earth as ________________________________.
An extra-terrestrial a human an avatar
2. Even as a boy, Jesus made a profound impression upon the
scholars in the temple. True or False?
AMONG THE SAGES

11. 1. Baptism implies …
Salvation identification washing physical cleanliness
2. John taught that the Jews had strayed from the Scripture,
embracing man’s ideas. He said they needed to change their
mind about their wandering ways and return to God.
Another word for this is _______________.
A. Atonement B. Sorrow C. repentance
BAPTISM

12. 3. John identified Jesus as the PROMISED SAVIOR, the one
who would take away the sin of the world. John called
him the [Lamb / Gift] of God and said that Jesus had lived
[with / before] him—eternally.
4. Baptism washes our sin away so we can be acceptable to God.
True or False?
BAPTISM

13. 5. It is important to recognize that our limited ability to reason
cannot fit [a finite / an infinite] God into our [finite / infinite]
minds.
6. Though it is correct to refer to any person of the Trinity as
God, a distinction can be made as follows:
The Most High = The _ _ _ _ _ _
Jesus Christ = The _ _ _
The Spirit = The _ _ _ _ Spirit
BAPTISM

14. 7. The Bible states that God is a tri-unity, or Trinity—the Father,
Son and Spirit—but still one God.
Using IS and IS NOT, complete the diagram, which assists us
in our understanding of the Trinity.
BAPTISM
Father
Son Holy
spirit
God