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Take Heed to Yourself and to the Doctrine ke Hee Mahragan Alkeraza Ta 2017d Grades 3-4 “Take heed to yourself and to the doctrine. Continue in them, for in doing this you will save both yourself and those who hear you.” 1 Timothy 4:161 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d H.H. Pope Tawadros II H.G. Bishop David Pope of Alexandria & Bishop of the Diocese of New York Patriarch of the See of St. Mark and New England Name 2 e H Tak eed TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE THE GREAT ST. ANTHONY 4 THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY 11 ELISHA AND THE LIFE OF 15 DISCIPLESHIP INCENSE IN THE CHURCH 20 THE FAITH OF CORNELIUS 26 Dear Parents and Sunday School teachers, please help your child learn the material from the textbook and answer all the quetions in this workbook. 3 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d Watch yourself THE GREAT ST. ANTHONY – THE FATHER MONASTICISM (SYNEXARIUM 22 TOBAH) 1) St. Anthony always paid attention to ________. a) Messages on his phone b) Messages God wanted to send him c) Messages from God on Facebook d) Messages from his friends for school 2) St. Anthony was born in the year ______. a) 251 AD b) 251 BC c) 521 AD d) 1251 AD 3) St. Anthony was born in _____. a) Beni Mazar b) Beni Suef c) Beni Adam d) Beni Beans 4) When St. Anthony was _____, his parents died. a) 108 years old b) 81 years old c) 30 years old d) 18 years old 5) When St. Anthony’s parents died, he considered this as a message from God to ________. b) Be ready all the time c) Become a priest d) Ask the Pope for help a) Study his school’s lessons all the time 4 e H Tak eed 6) When St. Anthony went to church he heard the gospel reading talking about _________. a) The Rich young man 1) St. Anthony always paid attention to ________. b) Raising Lazarus from the dead a) Messages on his phone c) Selling his land for lots of money b) Messages God wanted to send him d) Fasting and prayers before Easter c) Messages from God on Facebook d) Messages from his friends for school 7) The Story of the Rich Young Man is read in ____. a) Luke 29:12 b) Matthew 21:19 2) St. Anthony was born in the year ______. c) Matthew 19:21 d) Matthew 30:21 a) 251 AD b) 251 BC c) 521 AD d) 1251 AD 8) One thing worried St. Anthony. What was it? He was worried about.... 3) St. Anthony was born in _____. a) What to do with his sister a) Beni Mazar b) Beni Suef b) How he would be able to live once he gave all his money to c) Beni Adam d) Beni Beans the poor c) What he would do after his money is gone. 4) When St. Anthony was _____, his parents d) How he would live in the desert all by himself died. a) 108 years old b) 81 years old 9) St. Anthony went and sold ______ and gave away his money to the c) 30 years old d) 18 years old poor. a) Sister b) Possessions 5) When St. Anthony’s parents died, he considered this as a message c) Parents d) Books from God to ________. 10) St. Anthony placed his sister with _______. b) Be ready all the time a) A group of teachers in a school c) Become a priest b) Christian priests in a church d) Ask the Pope for help c) Christian virgins in a convent a) Study his school’s lessons all the time d) Christian boys in a monastery 5 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d 11) At first, St. Anthony lived besides ______ near outskirt of the town to pray and worship. a) The banks of the Nile River b) The Bank of America c) The local church d) Desert of Egypt 12) St. Anthony learned from the woman that was bathing in the Nile to, _________. a) Go live in the inner room. b) Go live in the inner city. c) Go live in the inner town. d) Go live in the inner desert. 13) St. Anthony overcame the snares of the devil through ______. a) Prayers Only b) Fasting Only c) The Word of God d) The sign of the Cross e) All the above 14) A girdle with a cross is called “a________”. a) Book b) Eskiem c) Kolonsowa d) Palm leaves 15) ________ is a head cover. a) Belt b) Eskiem c) Kolonsowa d) Palm leaves 16) When St. Anthony was fought with boredom, God sent him____. a) An Angel b) Another monk c) A friend d) A priest 6 e H Tak eed 17) The angel was ______ and then he would stand and pray. a) Braiding his hair b) Braiding fig leaves c) Braiding palm leaves d) Braiding St. Anthony’s hair 18) How did St. Anthony feel when he was praying all day and doing no other work? Write your notes on the lines below. _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 19) The tunic St. Anthony saw, became the _____. a) Deacon’s tunic b) Monk’s clothing c) Priests’ clothing d) Angel’s clothing 20) God guided St. Anthony to go far away to _____. a) The Eastern Desert b) The Western Desert c) The Northern Desert d) The Southern Desert 21) St. Anthony became a spiritual father in the life of _____. a) Monasticism b) Brotherhood c) Motherhood d) Fatherhood 22) How many times did St. Anthony go to Alexandria? ____________ times. 7 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d 23) St. Anthony wanted to become a martyr during the reign of ___. a) Emperor Constantine b) Emperor Maximianos c) Emperor Diocletian d) Emperor Nero 24) The life story of St. Anthony is written in the Book of ______. a) Gospels b) The Old Testament c) Synexarium d) The New Testament 25) St. Anthony went to Alexandria to ________. a) Talk to Emperor Constantine to free the Christians b) Visit to the people in prison and comfort them c) Talk to the priests to help them build new churches d) Talk to Pope Anianus about becoming a bishop 26) _______ tried to change the true faith. a) Arius b) Pope Athanasius c) St. Anthony d) St. Anthony’s sister 27) _______ was a disciple of St. Anthony. a) Arius b) St. Mark c) Pope Athanasius d) Emperor Maximianus 28) Who was the man who lived in the inner wilderness before St. Anthony? _________________________________________ _________________________________________ ________________________________________ ______________________ 8 e H Tak eed 29) Through the prayers of _______ the Lord brings rain and dew. a) St. Paul b) St. Athanasius c) St. Anthony d) St. Mina 30) St. Anthony spent _____ years in the monastic life. a) 30 b) 80 c) 18 d) 105 31) The Coptic church celebrates St. Anthony on _____. a) 22 Kioahk b) 22 December c) 23 Tobah d) 22 Tobah 9 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d 10 e H Tak eed Keep God’s Meeting THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY 1) Christians believe in ________. a) Three gods b) One God as three distinct Persons c) One God and one Person d) Three gods and one Person 2) Which of the following is NOT true? a) The Father is God b) The Son is God c) The Holy Spirit is God d) The Three are NOT One God 3) Our Lord Jesus Christ is ______. a) The Son b) The Father c) The Holy Spirit d) Not god 4) God is _______. a) Four essence in one Person b) One Person in one Hypostases c) Three Persons in Three essence d) Three Persons in one essence 5) How is the sun is a good analogy to the Holy Trinity? _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 6)The Father is _________, the Son is __________, the Holy Spirit is __________. The three are all _________ God. 11 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d 7) The three Persons of the Holy Trinity are NOT equal. a) True b) False 8) The Holy Trinity is ________. a) Different b) Three Gods c) Not Equal d) Separated 9) Which Person from the Holy Trinity is the Greatest? a) The Father b) The Son c) The Holy Spirit d) All are of One Essence. 10) The ________ confirms the doctrine of the Trinity. a) Sign of the Cross b) Stop sign c) Sacrament of matrimony d) Book of History of the Church 11) In doing the sign of the Cross, we say _______. a) “In the names ….” b) “In the name ….” c) “Three Gods, Amen” d) “We believe in One God…” 12) The priest immerses the child in the water ______. a) Thirty-Six times b) One time c) Three times d) Zero times 13) The Creed starts with “__________”. a) “We believe in One God….” b) “We believe in the Holy Spirit….” c) “We believe in Lord Jesus the Son...” d) “We believe in three gods….” 12 ke Hee ke Hee Ta d Ta d 14) During the baptism of our Lord Jesus, _______. a) The Holy Trinity was hidden b) The Holy Trinity was manifested c) The Holy Trinity was not present d) The Holy Trinity was not witness 15) During the baptism of our Lord Jesus. _______. a) The Son appeared like a dove b) The Holy Spirit in heaven c) The Father was in the Jordan d) The Holy Spirit appeared in the form of a dove 16) The word “Theophany” means _______.
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