Westminster Shorter Catechism Quiz: Questions 21 to 28

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#1. Who is the Redeemer of God’s elect? (Q21)

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The Lord Jesus Christ the only redeemer of God’s elect.

There are others who can redeem us.

Christ is the eternal Son of God.

Christ became man.

Christ is both God and man.

There two distinct natures in Christ.

And, two distinct persons.

Or, two distinct natures and one person.

Christ continues to be so forever.

#2. How did Christ, the Son of God, become man? (Q22)

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Christ had a body without a soul.

Or, Christ had a soul without a body.

Christ, the Son of God, became man by taking to Himself a true body and true human soul.

Christ was conceived and born in an ordinary way as others are.

Christ was conceived by the Holy Spirit in the womb of the virgin Mary and born of her.

Christ was conceived and born without sin.

Christ was conceived and born in sin as others are.

#3. What offices does Christ fill as our Redeemer? (Q23)

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He executes the office of a prophet.

He executes the office of a priest.

He executes the office of a king.

Christ executed these offices in his state of humiliation.

Christ executes these offices in his state of exaltation.

#4. How does Christ fill the office of a prophet? (Q24)

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In revealing to us the will of God for our salvation.

There are some things necessary for our salvation that He has not revealed.

He reveals this by His Word and Spirit.

He reveals this only by His Word without the Spirit.

#5. How does Christ fill the office of a priest? (Q25)

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In His offering Himself, just once, as a sacrifice to satisfy divine justice.

And, to reconcile us to God.

He was offered up by someone else against His will.

He was offered up a sacrifice more than once.

He is to be offered up again as a final sacrifice.

His offering up Himself as a sacrifice only once is sufficient to satisfy divine justice and reconcile us to God.

Christ made intercession for us.

Christ continues to make intercession for us.

He finished His intercession along with His sacrifice.

Intercession is part of His priestly office.

#6. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26)

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He subdues us to Himself.

We submit to Him merely out of our own accord.

We are by nature enemies to Him.

Christ rules and governs us.

Christ permits us to do what we want.

Christ allows us to remain rebellious.

Christ defends us.

Christ restrains all of His and our enemies.

Christ conquers all of His and our enemies.

#7. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26) cont.

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He leaves us exposed to dangers and lets us fend for ourselves.

He allows our enemies to do what they wish.

Christ leaves them unconquered and allows them to prevail finally against Him.

Christ leaves them unconquered and allows them to prevail finally against us.

#8. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27)

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Being born was an abasement (lowering) of Christ.

His abasement was especially in a low condition.

He was made under the Law.

He was exempted from subjection to the Law.

He was freed from the misery of this life.

He underwent the misery of this life.

He underwent the wrath of God.

#9. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27) cont.

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He suffered death.

His death was an ordinary natural death.

He underwent the cursed death of the Cross.

He was buried.

He rose again immediately.

He continued under the power of death for a time.

#10. In what does Christ’s exaltation consist? (Q28)

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Christ continues still in the grave and under the power of death.

Christ rose again from the dead on the third day.

He was to continue on the earth after His resurrection.

He ascended up into Heaven.

He sits at the right hand of God the Father.

Christ will remain at the Father's right hand forever.

He will come to judge the world at the last day.

He will come again before the last day.

All these are part of Christ’s exaltation.

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Questions based on John Wallis’ 1648 work A Brief and Easy Explanation of The Shorter Catechism.

Westminster Shorter Catechism Quiz: Questions 21 to 28

Results

#1. Who is the Redeemer of God’s elect? (Q21)

#2. How did Christ, the Son of God, become man? (Q22)

#3. What offices does Christ fill as our Redeemer? (Q23)

#4. How does Christ fill the office of a prophet? (Q24)

#5. How does Christ fill the office of a priest? (Q25)

#6. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26)

#7. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26) cont.

#8. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27)

#9. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27) cont.

#10. In what does Christ’s exaltation consist? (Q28)

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#1. Who is the Redeemer of God’s elect? (Q21)

#2. How did Christ, the Son of God, become man? (Q22)

#3. What offices does Christ fill as our Redeemer? (Q23)

#4. How does Christ fill the office of a prophet? (Q24)

#5. How does Christ fill the office of a priest? (Q25)

#6. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26)

#7. How does Christ fill the office of a king? (Q26) cont.

#8. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27)

#9. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? (Q27) cont.

#10. In what does Christ’s exaltation consist? (Q28)

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Provision of Redemption

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Christ The Mediator

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(C) THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MAN / duty of the redeemed