Question

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segment 1: the power of the priesthood

1. jesus called the twelve __________________________ and established the

priesthood through them.

1. by means of his ordination, a priest is empowered to minister in the place of

christ, or __________________________.
a) in the spirit b) in persona christi
c) in excelsis deo d) in divine right
segment 2: questions about the priesthood

1. the church is considered the __________________________ of christ.

a) rock b) miracle c) bride d) sacrifice

1. through the discipline of __________________________, priests imitate the

total love of christ for his church.
segment 3: discerning god’s plan for your life

1. father gave three questions to help discern god’s will. the first is, “am i in a

state of __________________________?”
a) happiness b) peace c) holiness d) grace

1. the second question is, “am i doing what

__________________________ every day?”
a) i want to do b) my friends want to do
c) my parents tell me to do d) i’m supposed to do

1. the third question is, “did i __________________________ today?”

a) think about god
b) do good
c) pray
d) help others

Explanation:

SEGMENT 1

Question 1

This question is about a religious event where Jesus called the Twelve (disciples) and established the priesthood. The blank likely requires a term related to their role, such as "apostles" (though the question might expect a specific term from religious teachings, but since it's a fill - in, and based on Christian tradition, Jesus called the Twelve Apostles and established the priesthood through them.

In Catholic theology, a priest is empowered to minister "in persona Christi" (in the person of Christ) through ordination. Option A "in the Spirit" is not the specific term for this concept. Option C "in excelsis deo" is a Latin phrase meaning "Glory to God in the highest" and is not related. Option D "in divine right" is not the correct theological term for this priestly ministry concept.

In Christian theology, the Church is considered the "bride of Christ". This is a common metaphor used to describe the relationship between Christ and the Church. Option A "rock" is associated with Peter (upon this rock I will build my church), but the Church itself is not referred to as a rock in this context. Option B "miracle" is not the correct description of the Church's relationship to Christ. Option D "sacrifice" is not the metaphor used for the Church's relationship to Christ.

Answer:

Apostles (Note: If this is a fill - in from a specific religious curriculum, the exact term should be as per that. But generally, "Apostles" is the correct term here.)

Question 2