1st Bible test

Question 1

What is the memory verse referenced in the study guide?

Answer 1

Galatians 3:11: Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God because the righteous will live by faith.

This verse emphasizes the importance of faith over adherence to the law.

Question 2

Define Ethics.

Answer 2

The study of right and wrong.

Ethics examines the principles governing individual behavior.

Question 3

What is Moral Awareness?

Answer 3

The ability to analyze the difference between right and wrong.

This involves recognizing ethical dilemmas and understanding their implications.

Question 4

What are Moral Values?

Answer 4

Right behavior

Moral values help individuals determine what is right and wrong in various situations.

Question 5

What does Shahada mean?

Answer 5

A statement of islamic belief

Shahada is the Islamic declaration of faith, affirming the oneness of God.

Question 6

What is the Apostles’ Creed?

Answer 6

A statement of Christian faith.

The Apostles’ Creed summarizes Christian beliefs and doctrines.

Question 7

Define Salat.

Answer 7

Prayer ritual in Islam performed five times daily.

Salat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, emphasizing the importance of regular prayer.

Question 8

What is Zakat?

Answer 8

Giving, specifically charitable giving.

Zakat is also one of the Five Pillars of Islam, focusing on the obligation to assist those in need.

Question 9

Circle the Moral Responsibilities Related to the Five Pillars of Islam.

Answer 9

Responsibilities include:
* Confession
* Fasting
* Giving money
* Prayer five times daily
* Making a pilgrimage

Each of these pillars represents a fundamental aspect of Islamic practice and moral responsibility.

Question 10

Why do Muslims practice the Five Pillars of Islam?

Answer 10

Allah told Muslims to do so.

The Five Pillars serve as the foundation of a Muslim’s faith and practice.

Question 11

What is one belief about Jihad?

Answer 11

A. Jihad is a personal struggle against sin.

This belief emphasizes the internal, spiritual aspect of Jihad.

Question 12

What is another belief about Jihad?

Answer 12

C. Jihad is commanded in the Quran.

This reflects the view that Jihad has a divine mandate within Islamic teachings.

Question 13

List all categories of behaviors in Shariah Law.

Answer 13

• Discouraged or disapproved behaviors
• Commanded behaviors
• Recommended
• Forbidden behaviors
• Neutral or silent behaviors

Each category reflects different levels of obligation or permissibility.

Question 14

True or False: Pilgrims walk around the Ka’aba seven times.

Answer 14

True

This is a key ritual during the Hajj pilgrimage.

Question 15

What do pilgrims collect while spending the night in Mina?

Answer 15

Seven stones.

These stones are used in the ritual of stoning the pillars.

Question 16

Fill in the blank: Muslim (Shariah) law differs from biblical Christian moral laws in that it governs all aspects of _______.

Answer 16

[Muslim life]

Shariah law encompasses various aspects of life, including social, economic, and legal matters.

Question 17

Fill in the blank: Shariah Law is not based on a relationship with _______.

Answer 17

[God]

This contrasts with certain interpretations of Christian moral laws that emphasize a personal relationship with God.

Question 18

How does Shariah Law differ from biblical Christian moral laws regarding human nature?

Answer 18

[sinful]

This reflects differing views on human nature and morality in both religious contexts.