GRADE 8 CRE – TEACHING ON PRAYER Quiz
1. What did Jesus teach about where to go when you want to pray?
Jesus taught that when you want to pray, you should go to your bedroom in private (Matthew 6:6).
2. According to Jesus, how should you pray?
Jesus taught that your prayers should come from a sincere heart and not be done to show off to others (Matthew 6:5-6).
3. What did Jesus emphasize about the words we use in prayer?
Jesus taught that our prayers should be genuine and heartfelt, not just empty words or repetitions (Matthew 6:7).
4. How did Jesus say we should forgive others when we pray?
Jesus taught that when we pray, we should forgive others in the same way God forgives us, without holding grudges (Matthew 6:14-15).
5. What did Jesus say we should focus on when we pray?
Jesus taught that when we pray, we should focus on seeking God's kingdom and righteousness first (Matthew 6:33).
6. According to Jesus, how long should our prayers be?
Jesus taught that our prayers should not be lengthy or full of words for the sake of it, but rather genuine and heartfelt (Matthew 6:7).
7. What attitude should we have when we pray, according to Jesus?
Jesus taught that we should approach prayer with humility, recognizing our need for God's grace and mercy (Luke 18:9-14).
8. What did Jesus say about praying in public?
Jesus taught that when we pray, we should do so in private and not to show off to others, as God sees our hearts (Matthew 6:5-6).
9. According to Jesus, what should we prioritize in our prayers?
Jesus taught that we should prioritize the needs of others in our prayers, showing love and compassion as we pray (Matthew 6:9-13).
10. What did Jesus say about the motive behind our prayers?
Jesus taught that the motive behind our prayers should be genuine communication with God, not to show off or impress others (Matthew 6:5-6).
11. According to Jesus, how should we end our prayers?
Jesus taught that we should end our prayers with the phrase 'In Jesus' name', recognizing His authority and power in our lives (John 14:13).
12. How did Jesus say we should approach God in prayer?
Jesus taught that we should approach God in prayer with confidence and faith, believing that He hears and answers our prayers (Mark 11:24).
13. What did Jesus say about the timing of our prayers?
Jesus taught that we should pray at all times, not just at specific times of the day or week, to stay connected to God (Luke 18:1).
14. According to Jesus, what should we avoid when we pray?
Jesus taught that we should avoid being hypocritical in our prayers, but rather be honest and sincere before God (Matthew 6:5-8).
15. What did Jesus say about the importance of forgiveness in prayer?
Jesus taught that forgiveness is essential in prayer, as we must forgive others in order to be forgiven by God (Matthew 6:14-15).
16. According to Jesus, what should be our attitude towards others when we pray?
Jesus taught that we should be compassionate towards others when we pray, showing love and understanding as we intercede for them (Matthew 5:44).
17. What did Jesus say about the posture of our hearts in prayer?
Jesus taught that the posture of our hearts in prayer should be humble, acknowledging our need for God's grace and mercy (Luke 18:9-14).
18. How did Jesus say we should address God in prayer?
Jesus taught that we should address God in prayer with reverence and respect, recognizing His holiness and majesty (Matthew 6:9).
19. According to Jesus, should we repeat our prayers constantly to be heard?
Jesus taught that we do not need to repeat our prayers constantly to be heard by God, as He knows our needs before we even ask (Matthew 6:7-8).
20. What did Jesus say about the sincerity of our prayers?
Jesus taught that the sincerity of our prayers is important, as God looks at our hearts and motives when we pray (Matthew 6:5-6).
21. According to Jesus, should we use elaborate or fancy words in prayer?
Jesus taught that we should keep our prayers simple and sincere, not using elaborate or fancy words to impress others (Matthew 6:7).
22. What did Jesus say about seeking God's will in prayer?
Jesus taught that we should always seek God's will in prayer, aligning our desires with His purposes for our lives (Matthew 6:10).
23. How did Jesus say we should respond to distractions during prayer?
Jesus taught that when distractions come during prayer, we should re-focus on God and continue talking to Him, not getting upset or angry (Matthew 6:6).
24. According to Jesus, should we boast about our prayers?
Jesus taught that we should not boast about our prayers or show them off to others, but rather be humble and sincere in our communication with God (Matthew 6:5-6).
25. What did Jesus say about the faith we should have when we pray?
Jesus taught that we should have strong and unwavering faith when we pray, believing that God will answer according to His will (Mark 11:24).
26. According to Jesus, what should be the motive behind our prayers?
Jesus taught that the motive behind our prayers should be to glorify God and align our desires with His will, not for selfish gain or to impress others (Matthew 6:9-10).
27. What did Jesus teach regarding where to pray?
Jesus taught that we should pray privately in our rooms to have a personal and intimate connection with God.
28. How did Jesus instruct his disciples to pray?
Jesus encouraged his disciples to pray with sincerity and simplicity, focusing on their genuine feelings and needs.
29. What did Jesus say about the hypocrites who prayed in public to be seen by others?
Jesus warned that hypocrites who pray in public to be seen by others have already received their earthly reward of human praise.
30. According to Jesus, what should be the attitude of one's heart when praying?
Jesus emphasized the importance of humility and sincerity in one's heart when approaching God in prayer.
31. What did Jesus say about forgiving others when praying?
Jesus taught the importance of forgiveness in prayer, emphasizing that we should forgive others as God forgives us.
32. What did Jesus say about the length of prayers?
Jesus emphasized that prayers should be as long as necessary, with the focus on sincerity and connection with God rather than the length of the prayer.