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Who was Jesus?

In this lesson you will be learning about the life, teachings and death of Jesus.

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Who was Jesus?

In this lesson you will be learning about the life, teachings and death of Jesus.

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Key learning points

  1. The four perspectives of Jesus as presented through each of the gospels
  2. Jesus as Saviour, Messiah, Redeemer, Conqueror
  3. The salvation story
  4. The significance of resurrection
  5. Incarnation, including the miracles of Jesus

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8 Questions

Q1.
When did Christianity begin as a religion?
Around 2 years ago
Correct answer: Around 2,000 years ago
Around 20 years ago
Around 200 years ago
Q2.
Where did Christianity first originate?
Africa
Australia
Europe
Correct answer: Middle East
South America
Q3.
Who baptised Jesus?
Abraham
Correct answer: John the Baptist
Moses
Q4.
In which section of this text did his followers write down Jesus's teachings?
First Testament
Correct answer: New Testament
Old Testament
Second Testament
Q5.
Where was Jesus born?
Correct answer: In Bethlehem
In Jerusalem
Q6.
What is the name of the story of Jesus's birth?
Miracle
Parable
Correct answer: The nativity
Q7.
Which of the following were miracles that Jesus performed? (You must tick three to get all three marks!)
Correct answer: Curing the blind
Correct answer: Healing the sick
Turning wine to water
Correct answer: Walking on water
Q8.
What was the key message of Jesus?
Always look on the bright side of things.
Don't judge others.
Correct answer: Treat others how you would like to be treated.

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UnitReligious education / Christianity

Religious education

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