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100 JEOPARDY 300 400 500 Vision Statement Final Jeopardy Question Living Justly The Year Of Jubilee (not on the test) Anoint- ment Character- istics of a Caring Community 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 200
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Column 1 - 100 points QUESTION True or False A vision statement identifies a group of people by stating what they strive to do and the outcome of their actions?
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Column 1 - 100 points ANSWER True
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Column 1 - 200 points QUESTION In the Mennonite Church’s vision statement how are they identified?
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Column 1 - 200 points ANSWER They are identified as followers of Jesus Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit.
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Column 1 - 300 points QUESTION What does the Mennonite Church strive to do?
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Column 1 - 300 points ANSWER Grow as a community of grace, joy and peace.
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Column 1 - 400 points QUESTION What does the Mennonite Church hope will be the outcome of their actions?
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Column 1 - 400 points ANSWER …that God’s healing and hope flows through the world.
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Column 1 - 500 points QUESTION Recite the Mennonite Church’s vision statement.
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Column 1 - 500 points ANSWER As followers of Jesus Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, God calls us to grow as communities of grace, joy and peace, so that God’s healing and hope flow through us to the world.
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Column 2 - 100 points QUESTION Give an example of human exploitation.
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Column 2 - 100 points ANSWER slavery
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Column 2 - 200 points QUESTION Which of the following is an example of economic oppression. Pollution Poverty Incarceration
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Column 2 - 200 points ANSWER poverty
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Column 2 - 300 points QUESTION Give an example of Environmental oppression.
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Column 2 - 300 points ANSWER pollution
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Column 2 - 400 points QUESTION In the Old Testament who are the righteous ones?
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Column 2 - 400 points ANSWER The poor and oppressed
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Column 2 - 500 points QUESTION Give an example of the “poor” in society, and describe what “Good News” might look like for them.
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Column 2 - 500 points ANSWER Materially poor -good news would be to have adequate food, shelter, and economic resources to provide for themselves. Poverty of opportunity - having access to education, jobs, justice and equality.
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Column 3 - 100 points QUESTION Caring communities seek to love others even when…
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Column 3 - 100 points ANSWER …it is not expected or necessary by offering forgiveness, and finding ways to build peace.
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Column 3 - 200 points QUESTION Give more examples of how a caring faith community can sow seeds of hope.
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Column 3 - 200 points ANSWER By honoring the dignity of every person and not assigning blame or judgment on others and by not ignoring or alienating the poor and marginalized people (for example the prisoners, homeless, and immigrants.)
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Column 3 - 300 points QUESTION Seeing the world as it is, recognizing the needs of others, and then trying to help those in need are all signs of what?
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Column 3 - 300 points ANSWER A caring community
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Column 3 - 400 points QUESTION List three ways we can follow Christ more faithfully?
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Column 3 - 400 points ANSWER Through … … Prayer … Worship … Study of the scriptures … Giving our time and resources to God
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Column 3 - 500 points QUESTION Caring communities of faith are called to which of the following? Offer love Extend forgiveness Practice hospitality
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Column 3 - 500 points ANSWER All of the above.
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Column 4 - 100 points QUESTION Name one Old Testament book and one New Testament book where we can find the following: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.”
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Column 4 - 100 points ANSWER Isaiah and Luke
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Column 4 - 200 points QUESTION What did Jesus mean when he said he was the anointed one written about in Isaiah?
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Column 4 - 200 points ANSWER He was the one chosen and dedicated for the purpose of proclaiming The year of the Lord’s favor
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Column 4 - 300 points QUESTION What did the people of Nazareth try to do after Jesus talked in their Synagogue?
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Column 4 - 300 points ANSWER They tried to push him off a cliff.
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Column 4 - 400 points QUESTION Who did Jesus say was never excepted in their hometowns?
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Column 4 - 400 points ANSWER Prophets
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Column 4 - 500 points QUESTION Identify three things Jesus was anointed for (from Luke 4:14-21).
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Column 4 - 500 points ANSWER 1. to bring good news to the poor 2. to bring freedom to the captives set the prisoners free, recover sight to the blind 3. proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor
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Column 5 - 100 points QUESTION Every how many years was the year of Jubilee to occur?
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Column 5 - 100 points ANSWER 50
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Column 5 - 200 points QUESTION The year of Jubilee is part of keeping the….
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Column 5 - 200 points ANSWER Sabbath
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Column 5 - 300 points QUESTION How would the Jews know It was the year of Jubilee? What would they hear? Leviticus 25:9
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Column 5 - 300 points ANSWER The trumpets would be blown loud and long throughout the land
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Column 5 - 400 points QUESTION Every seven years the Jews are to observe a _____. Which meant what? Leviticus 25:1- 4
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Column 5 - 400 points ANSWER Sabbatical year Let the land have total rest no planting, however they could harvest what grew naturally.
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Column 5 - 500 points QUESTION Every 7 days man is to observe the ______________. Every 7 years man is to observe a ________________. Every 50 year man is to observe__________________.
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Column 5 - 500 points ANSWER Sabbath Sabbatical Jubilee
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FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION Essay question on your test
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FINAL JEOPARDY ANSWER In four or five complete sentences… Describe what is meant by the phrase “the year of the Lord’s favor.”
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