6.27.F - Exam - Third Quarter Exam
STUDY bible
What were the two purposes of an apostle? - correct answer-orrect Answer Responsible
for making the New Testament available.
Correct! Commissioned by Jesus to launch the Christian religion.
What are the three qualifications for biblical inspiration? In other words, what three
requirements did each book have to meet in order to be considered part of Scripture? -
correct answer-Correct! Apostolicity (written by an apostle or apostolic emissary) Yes.
That is one of the correct answers.
Correct! Veracity (books do not contradict one another) Yes. That is one of the correct
answers.
Correct! Universality (unanimously accepted by early church leaders) Yes. That is one
of the correct answers.
What are the three qualifications for apostleship? - correct answer-Had to be given
miraculous powers by the Holy Spirit.
Had to have seen the resurrected Jesus.
Had to be specifically chosen by Jesus or the Holy Spirit for a specific ministry.
Choose three key things that are mentioned in the book of Acts. - correct answer-
Correct! The Holy Spirit begins indwelling believers. Yes. That is described in the book
of Acts.
Correct! Jesus ascends to heaven. Yes. In Acts chapter 1, Jesus gives the disciples a
command to go to all the world preaching and making disciples, and then He ascended
into heaven.
Correct! The New Testament Church begins and spreads. Yes. As the disciples went
out preaching and teaching and people like Paul made missionary journeys in Greece
and other areas, the church began to form in many communities.
In Acts 13, Paul met a proconsul named [ Select ] ["Sergius", "Caesar", "John",
"Pontius"] [ Select ] ["Mark", "Augustus", "Paulus", "Pilate"] . Skeptical historians
doubted this person's existence until a stone was found with his inscription on it. -
correct answer-Answer 1:Correct!Sergius Yes. That is the right answer.
, Answer 2:Correct!Paulus Yes. That is the right answer.
"For we did not follow cleverly devised [ Select ] ["truths", "myths", "ideas", "opinions"]
when we made known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we
were [ Select ] ["eyewitnesses", "awestruck", "blinded", "ignorant"] of his majesty" (2
Peter 1:16). - correct answer-Answer 1:Correct!myths Correct answer. Good job.
Answer 2:Correct!eyewitnesses Yes. That is the right answer.
It should be noted that Homer's Iliad is an ancient work that is rarely ever called into
question. The New Testament, on the other hand, is frequently called into question. For
these two works, match the statements on the left with the correct dates, number of
copies, and/or percentage of accuracy on the right. - correct answer-Iliad: Time between
date written and earliest copy on hand.
500 years
Correct!Iliad: Number of manuscripts available 643
Correct!Iliad: Textual consistency amongst manuscripts 95%
Correct!NT: Time between date written and earliest copy on hand. less than 100 years
Correct!NT: Number of manuscripts available (only Greek manuscripts) 5,686
Correct!NT: Textual consistency amongst manuscripts 99.5%
"We have absolutely no [ Select ] ["credible", "relevant", "ancient", "modern"] documents
contemporary with the First Century that [ Select ] ["affirm", "validate", "contest", "prove"]
the New Testament texts." In other words, all first-century documents that speak of the
New Testament do so in high regard - no document calls it into question whatsoever. -
correct answer-Correct Answerancient
Answer 2:Correct!contest Correct. Good job!
What are the four parts to the definition of a miracle? - correct answer-Correct! God
performs miracles to demonstrate his power. One of the correct answers. Good job!
Correct! The exception to the way things usually happen is temporary. One of the
correct answers. Good job!
Correct! A miracle is an exception to the way things usually happen. One of the correct
answers. Good job!
Correct!
A miracle must be caused by God's power.
One of the correct answers. Good job!
There are two primary presuppositions when it comes to whether or not miracles can
happen: [ Select ] ["nihilism", "finite godism", "polytheism", "naturalism"] and [ Select ]
["supernaturalism", "atheism", "agnosticism", "naturalism"] . [ Select ] ["Deists",
"Supernaturalists", "Theists", "Naturalists"] do not believe in God, therefore they do not
believe miracles can happen. [ Select ] ["Atheists", "Naturalists", "Supernaturalists",
"Agnostics"] believe in God, therefore they believe miracles can happen. - correct
answer-Answer 1:Correct!naturalism Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
Answer 2:Correct!supernaturalism Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
Answer 3:Correct!Naturalists Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
STUDY bible
What were the two purposes of an apostle? - correct answer-orrect Answer Responsible
for making the New Testament available.
Correct! Commissioned by Jesus to launch the Christian religion.
What are the three qualifications for biblical inspiration? In other words, what three
requirements did each book have to meet in order to be considered part of Scripture? -
correct answer-Correct! Apostolicity (written by an apostle or apostolic emissary) Yes.
That is one of the correct answers.
Correct! Veracity (books do not contradict one another) Yes. That is one of the correct
answers.
Correct! Universality (unanimously accepted by early church leaders) Yes. That is one
of the correct answers.
What are the three qualifications for apostleship? - correct answer-Had to be given
miraculous powers by the Holy Spirit.
Had to have seen the resurrected Jesus.
Had to be specifically chosen by Jesus or the Holy Spirit for a specific ministry.
Choose three key things that are mentioned in the book of Acts. - correct answer-
Correct! The Holy Spirit begins indwelling believers. Yes. That is described in the book
of Acts.
Correct! Jesus ascends to heaven. Yes. In Acts chapter 1, Jesus gives the disciples a
command to go to all the world preaching and making disciples, and then He ascended
into heaven.
Correct! The New Testament Church begins and spreads. Yes. As the disciples went
out preaching and teaching and people like Paul made missionary journeys in Greece
and other areas, the church began to form in many communities.
In Acts 13, Paul met a proconsul named [ Select ] ["Sergius", "Caesar", "John",
"Pontius"] [ Select ] ["Mark", "Augustus", "Paulus", "Pilate"] . Skeptical historians
doubted this person's existence until a stone was found with his inscription on it. -
correct answer-Answer 1:Correct!Sergius Yes. That is the right answer.
, Answer 2:Correct!Paulus Yes. That is the right answer.
"For we did not follow cleverly devised [ Select ] ["truths", "myths", "ideas", "opinions"]
when we made known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we
were [ Select ] ["eyewitnesses", "awestruck", "blinded", "ignorant"] of his majesty" (2
Peter 1:16). - correct answer-Answer 1:Correct!myths Correct answer. Good job.
Answer 2:Correct!eyewitnesses Yes. That is the right answer.
It should be noted that Homer's Iliad is an ancient work that is rarely ever called into
question. The New Testament, on the other hand, is frequently called into question. For
these two works, match the statements on the left with the correct dates, number of
copies, and/or percentage of accuracy on the right. - correct answer-Iliad: Time between
date written and earliest copy on hand.
500 years
Correct!Iliad: Number of manuscripts available 643
Correct!Iliad: Textual consistency amongst manuscripts 95%
Correct!NT: Time between date written and earliest copy on hand. less than 100 years
Correct!NT: Number of manuscripts available (only Greek manuscripts) 5,686
Correct!NT: Textual consistency amongst manuscripts 99.5%
"We have absolutely no [ Select ] ["credible", "relevant", "ancient", "modern"] documents
contemporary with the First Century that [ Select ] ["affirm", "validate", "contest", "prove"]
the New Testament texts." In other words, all first-century documents that speak of the
New Testament do so in high regard - no document calls it into question whatsoever. -
correct answer-Correct Answerancient
Answer 2:Correct!contest Correct. Good job!
What are the four parts to the definition of a miracle? - correct answer-Correct! God
performs miracles to demonstrate his power. One of the correct answers. Good job!
Correct! The exception to the way things usually happen is temporary. One of the
correct answers. Good job!
Correct! A miracle is an exception to the way things usually happen. One of the correct
answers. Good job!
Correct!
A miracle must be caused by God's power.
One of the correct answers. Good job!
There are two primary presuppositions when it comes to whether or not miracles can
happen: [ Select ] ["nihilism", "finite godism", "polytheism", "naturalism"] and [ Select ]
["supernaturalism", "atheism", "agnosticism", "naturalism"] . [ Select ] ["Deists",
"Supernaturalists", "Theists", "Naturalists"] do not believe in God, therefore they do not
believe miracles can happen. [ Select ] ["Atheists", "Naturalists", "Supernaturalists",
"Agnostics"] believe in God, therefore they believe miracles can happen. - correct
answer-Answer 1:Correct!naturalism Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
Answer 2:Correct!supernaturalism Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
Answer 3:Correct!Naturalists Yes. That is the correct word for this blank.
