English Bible - NT

Question 1

Name the general divisions of the New Testament, and the books in each.

Answer 1

419-481
(4) Gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
(1) History - Acts
(9/4) Pauline Epistles (4 Pastoral) - Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon
(8) Other/General/Catholic Epistles - Hebrews, James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2, & 3 John, Jude
(1) Prophetic/Apocalyptic - Revelation

Question 2

Which are the “Prison Epistles?”

Answer 2

Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, Philemon

Question 3

Which are the “Pastoral Epistles?”

Answer 3

1 & 2 Timothy, Titus

Question 4

Which are the “Catholic/General Epistles?”

Answer 4

James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2, & 3 John, Jude

Question 5

What are the distinctive features of Matthew’s Gospel?

Answer 5

Matthew’s Gospel emphasizes Christ’s kingship (initially Davidic, and progressively universal) and bears a Jewish character, indicating that the Jews were Matthew’s initial audience. Consider the following unique traits: the Jewish genealogy; lack of explanation for ceremonial washings; emphasis on the Kingdom, but a favoring of the term Kingdom of Heaven (33 times) over Kingdom of God (4 times); Jesus was called the Son of David 9 times in Matthew, versus 3 in Mark and Luke, and 0 in John; numerous (65) quotes or allusions to the Old Testament.

Question 6

What are the distinctive features of Mark’s Gospel?

Answer 6

The shortest of the Gospels, Mark emphasizes Christ’s humanity. Christ’s activity is prominent (the word “immediately” is used 40 times), particularly his service and suffering. Also, Mark gives special attention to Christ’s emotions: compassion, severity, anger, sorrow, tenderness, and love.

Question 7

What are the distinctive features of Luke’s Gospel?

Answer 7

Luke’s Gospel is the longest Gospel (and longest book in the New Testament). Luke is the most comprehensive of the four Gospels: Luke provides fuller information on Christ’s infancy and childhood, his genealogy goes all the way back to Adam, and there is an account of the Ascension (not in the other Synoptic Gospels). He emphasizes prayer (11 of Christ’s 15 prayers are in Luke). He emphasizes the ministry of the Holy Spirit: Jesus was full of the Holy Spirit and led into the wilderness (4:1); Jesus was anointed for His work by the Holy Spirit (4:14, 17-21); Jesus offered prayer while rejoicing in the Holy Spirit (10:21-22); Jesus instructed his disciples to wait for power from on high from the Holy Spirit (24:49).

Question 8

What are the distinctive features of John’s Gospel?

Answer 8

John’s Gospel is the one non-Synoptic Gospel. It records a total of about 20 days of Christ’s life (chapters 13-19 narrate a single day). John emphasizes Christ’s Incarnate Deity: John begins in chapter 1 with Christ’s preexistent state and incarnation; John utilizes many abstract concepts (light/darkness, life, truth); John frequently uses the titles “Son of God,” “Son of Man,” or just Son; John records Jesus’ “I Am” statements (I Am the Bread of Life; I Am the Living Bread; I Am the Light of the World; I Am the Door of the Sheep; I Am the Good Shepherd; I Am the Resurrection and the Life; I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life; I Am the True Vine; and “Before Abraham was, I Am.”

Question 9

Outline the Life of Christ.

Answer 9

1. Spoken of before His birth; Annunciations - Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2, John 1
2. Birth and childhood - Matthew 2, Luke 2
3. Baptism - Matthew 3, Mark 1, Luke 3
4. Temptation in the Wilderness - Matthew 4, Mark 1, Luke 4
5. First five Disciples (Andrew, Peter, James, John, and Philip) chosen, and Nathaniel believes - John 1
6. First miracle of turning water into wine - John 2
7. Early Judean Ministry - John 2-4
8. Great Galilean Ministry - Matthew 4-15, Mark 1-7, Luke 4-9, John 4-6
9. Retirement/Withdrawn Ministry to the 12 - Matthew 15-18, Mark 7-9, Luke 9
10. Later Judean Ministry - Luke 9-13, John 7-10
11. Perean Ministry - Matthew 19-20, Mark 10, Luke 13-19, John 10-12
12. The Triumphal Entry to the Garden of Gethsemane - Matthew 21-26, Mark 11-14, Luke 19-22, John 12-18
13. Passion Week (Arrest, Trial, Crucifixion, Burial) - Matthew 26-27, Mark 14-16, Luke 22-23, John 18-19
14. The Resurrection - Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24, John 20-21
15. The Ascension - Mark 16, Luke 24, Acts 1

Question 10

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Sower and the Seeds.

Answer 10

Matthew 13, Mark 4, and Luke 8
A sower sows seed and some seed falls on the path (wayside) with no soil, some on rocky ground with little soil, and some on soil which contained thorns. In these cases the seed is taken away or fails to produce a crop, but when it falls on good soil it grows, yielding thirty, sixty, or a hundredfold. Jesus explains to His disciples that the seed represents the Gospel (the sower being anyone who proclaims it), and the various soils represent people’s responses to it (the first three representing rejection while the last represents acceptance).

Question 11

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares.

Answer 11

Matthew 13 (exclusive to Matthew)
The field in the parable stands for the world (not the church); the wheat are the sons of the Kingdom and the tares are the “sons of the evil one.” God permits both to coexist and grow “until the harvest” (13:30). Only at the end - not prematurely - will the Kingdom come and the wicked be separated from the righteous, when the Son of Man will send out his angels to separate the wheat and cast it into the fiery furnace.

Question 12

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Mustard Seed.

Answer 12

Matthew 13
The end resultant expanse of the Kingdom of Heaven is contrasted with its modest beginnings. It will grow to such an extent that it will be a blessing in the earth. The emphasis is on the size of its beginning (like a mustard seed) in comparison to its full potential or zenith (the mustard tree).

Question 13

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Yeast and Leaven.

Answer 13

Matthew 13

Christ’s kingdom will grow gradually, increasingly, and thoroughly, until the end.

Question 14

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Hidden Treasure.

Answer 14

Matthew 13
The parable illustrates the great value of the Kingdom of Heaven (either the Gospel or the church). It is worth giving everything up to secure.

Question 15

Locate and briefly discuss the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price.

Answer 15

Matthew 13
This parable is generally interpreted as illustrating the great value of the Kingdom of Heaven (i.e. the Gospel) to the regenerate man. Alternatively, a less common interpretation of the parable is that the merchant represents Jesus, and the pearl represents the Christian Church.

Question 16

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Dragnet.

Answer 16

Matthew 13
The dragnet stands for the Kingdom of God, which collects both believers and unbelievers into its visible expression. Not until the Day of the Lord will God finalize his judgment on men, casting enchurched unbelievers into Hell, and welcoming enchurched believers into glory.

Question 17

Locate and discuss the Parable of the House Owner.

Answer 17

Matthew 13
After sharing a series of parables related to the Kingdom, Jesus says that a Scribe in the Kingdom of Heaven is like the head of a household, who has both old and new treasures to put to use. The function of the pastor-scholar, or New Covenant Scribe, is one of provision and leadership.

Question 18

Locate and discuss the Parable of the House Built Upon the Rock

Answer 18

Matthew 7 and Luke 6
Christ presents His authoritative teaching and Person, for He alone can declare the full meaning of the law because He is its Author. He alone is the only sure ground upon which to build one’s life. Any other foundation will crumble in the storms of trial and judgment.

Question 19

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Wicked Tenants.

Answer 19

Matthew 21, Mark 12, and Luke 20
This parable exposed the long history of failure of Israel’s shepherds to care for God’s vineyard (His people), and revealed the plot of the Jewish leaders to murder Christ. Further, it showed that God would turn these wicked men out and give the vineyard over to others (namely, the Gentiles).

Question 20

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Good Samaritan.

Answer 20

Luke 10
This parable exposed the hypocrisy of Jewish religious externalists, who know what is right (in the parable, to come to the aid of a man who has suffered ill-treatment), but refuse to do what is right. To drive home His point, Jesus tells of a despised Samaritan man who practices true religion.

Question 21

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Rich Fool.

Answer 21

Luke 12
The context of this parable is that of contentment and covetousness. The main point of the parable is that it is far better to be rich toward God than to be rich with the things of this world, which we cannot take with us.

Question 22

Locate and discuss the Parables of the Lost Sheep, Coin, and Son.

Answer 22

Luke 15
Each of these parables illustrate God’s valuation ofHis Elect. God is the Seeker of that/those which is/are lost. In the Parable of the Lost Son, there is the added dimension of the “faithful” son who scorns his brother, and suffers rebuke/reproach from the magnanimous father.

Question 23

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Unjust Steward.

Answer 23

Luke 16
From Matthew Henry: “The lord referred to in this parable commended not the fraud, but the policy of the steward. In that respect alone is it so noticed. Worldly men, in the choice of their object, are foolish; but in their activity, and perseverance, they are often wiser than believers. The unjust steward is not set before us as an example in cheating his master, or to justify any dishonesty, but to point out the careful ways of worldly men. It would be well if the children of light would learn wisdom from the men of the world, and would as earnestly pursue their better object.”

Question 24

Locate and discuss the Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man.

Answer 24

Luke 16
The point in this parable is to warn the worldly minded to think on their eternal destiny, to comfort the poor in spirit, and to anticipate the Resurrection as a proof of Christ’s Messiahship.

Question 25

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Widow and the Unjust Judge

Answer 25

Luke 18 | Simply, this parable encourages persistence, urgency, sincerity, earnestness, and belief in prayer.

Question 26

Locate and discuss the Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican.

Answer 26

Luke 18 This parable contrasts the public prayers of the proud hypocrites who put on a show of religion, and those prayers of the humble who cry out to God in contrition and sincerity of heart.

Question 27

Locate and discuss passages in which Jesus miraculously heals a paralytic.

Answer 27

``` Matthew 9, Mark 2, Luke 2 By this (and other signs) Jesus demonstrated that His claims to power were justified. Specifically here, He justifies His claim to be able to forgive sins by a demonstration of power (over paralysis). ```

Question 28

Locate and discuss passages in which Jesus miraculously healed a man with a shriveled hand.

Answer 28

Matthew 12, Mark 3, Luke 6 This miracle was performed on a Sabbath and served as opportunity to refute the Pharisees' shriveled view of the Sabbath. Jesus shows that God never intended the for Law to obstruct acts of mercy. Further, the entire scene demonstrates that Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath.

Question 29

Locate and discuss the Raising of Lazarus.

Answer 29

John 11 Earlier in the chapter, Jesus used Lazarus’ death as an occasion to declare Himself to be the Resurrection and Life. This could not be mistaken as rhetorical flourish or symbolism when shortly thereafter he calls forth a dead man from his tomb.

Question 30

Locate and discuss the healing of the ten lepers.

Answer 30

Luke 17 In this account only one of the ten lepers who were healed returns to give thanks to Jesus, and he was a Samaritan. True grace prompts true thanksgiving. It also shows that the grace of God is not limited to the Jews.

Question 31

What are the four basic elements found in each of the sermons recorded in Acts.

Answer 31

1. Narrative of Jesus ministry and passion. 2. Divine attestation of His Messiahship in the resurrection, of which the speakers are eyewitnesses. 3. Testimony from the OT proving Jesus to be the Messiah. 4. An exhortation to repentance and faith.

Question 32

Relate the writing of the Pauline epistles to the life of Paul.

Answer 32

At Damascus - AD 37-40 First Missionary Journey - 45-47 Second Missionary Journey - 51-53; he wrote 1 and 2 Thessalonians in 52 Third Missionary Journey - 54-58; he wrote 1 and 2 Corinthians in 57, Galatians in 55-57, and Romans in 57-58 Imprisonment in Judea - 58-60 Voyage to Rome - 60-61 First Imprisonment in Rome - 61-63; Ephesians in 62, Colossians in 62, Philippians in 62, and Philemon in 63 Post-Imprisonment Journeys - 63-67; 1 Timothy and Titus in 64-65 Second Imprisonment in Rome - 66-67; 2 Timothy

Question 33

Locate and discuss at least two passages that deal with Law and Grace.

Answer 33

In Galatians 2:11-21, Paul takes the occasion of Peter’s sin regarding the ceremonial law to admonish the Galatians. He uses strong language to show that law-keeping can never lead to justification: “Knowing that a man is not justified by the works of the law, but by the faith of Jesus Christ, even we have believed in Jesus Christ, that we might be justified by the faith of Christ, and not by the works of the law: for by the works of the law shall no flesh be justified" (2:16). He goes on to make clear that righteous living (“I might live unto God” 2:19) is only done by faith in the Son of God, which is of grace. Thus our law-keeping is a fruit of our right standing with God, born of our union with Christ – not the grounds by which we come to God. For “if righteousness comes by the law, then Christ is dead in vain" (2:21). Romans 6:1-23: In this chapter, Paul shows that our freedom from the law is not a license to sin. By grace, we have been liberated from sin (“we died to it” 6:1; “no longer be slaves to sin" 6:6), set free to become slaves to righteousness as worshipers of God. No longer does sin reign over us. Moreover we now obey from the heart; “though you were slaves of sin, you became obedient from the heart to that form of teaching to which you were committed, and having been freed from sin you became slaves of righteousness” (6:16-17). Grace does not free us from obligation, but from striving in vain after works-righteousness, and the wages of our sin: death.

Question 34

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Herod the Great. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 34

Herod the Great was launched into public life by his father who had a position in Judea as proconsul, having been appointed by Julius Caesar. Through various activities, both on and off the battle field, Herod distinguished himself and gained the confidence of Rome which settled on him the title of ‘King of the Jews’ around 40 B.C. (reigning about 40 years). His family was of Edomite origin. Accomplishments: active in suppressing lawlessness; active administrator (particularly during a famine); a great builder (fortresses throughout his lands; the city of Caesarea, rebuilt the city of Samaria; a palace for himself in Jerusalem; most importantly the reconstruction of the JewishTemple). Wickedness: Had his second (of 10) wife executed; also her grandfather, brother and mother, and the two sons she bore. He had his eldest son (by his first wife) executed just days before he himself died. Most horrific: the slaughter of the innocents associated with Christ’s birth (Matthew 2) Bonus Historical Fact: Because Herod publicly kept the Jewish law, including its dietary restrictions, and yet was so murderous in his domestic circle, Augustus is reputed to have said it was, “safer to be Herod’s swine than Herod’s son.” He is referenced in Matthew 2 and Luke 1.

Question 35

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Herod Antipas. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 35

Herod Antipas was the son of Herod the Great, also known as Herod the Tetrarch. He ruled over Galilee and Perea for about 30 years. He sought the title of King, and succeeded in getting banished to Gaul instead. This is the Herod who killed John the Baptist (Matthew 14; Mark 6). He had a curious desire to see Christ (Luke 9), which was met at Christ's trial (Luke 23) where Herod and his soldiers mocked Christ. Christ at one time referred to him as a fox (Luke 13).

Question 36

Discuss briefly the Pharisees and their significance. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 36

The Pharisees were a religious sect/party amongst the Jews. This party was extremely precise in law-keeping (canonical and traditional), and largely made up of the "working class." Beliefs: immortality of the soul, the resurrection of the body, and angels and spirits, authority of Scripture (and tradition). Politically they were intensely Jewish. Their morality seems to have rested on the strictest outward conformity to the Law. They conflicted with Christ over the Sabbath (Matthew 12, Mark 3, Luke 6); their traditions (Matthew 15, Mark 7); and Christ’s claim of deity (John 8). Christ excoriates them and their hypocrisy (in numerous passages) but most strongly in Matthew 23. Nicodemus (John 3) was a Pharisee, as was Saul/Paul (Philippians 3:5).

Question 37

Discuss briefly the Sadducees and their significance. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 37

The Sadducees were a religious sect/party amongst the Jews. This party did not continue past the destruction of the ancient nation. They were rivals of the Pharisees, primarily drawn from the wealthy and aristocratic classes. They controlled the office of High Priest. Beliefs: only the Pentateuch was binding; denied the immortality of the soul, resurrection, and the existence of angels and spirits (Acts 23:8). Jesus warned against their (and the Pharisees’) teaching (Matthew 16), and refuted their argument against the resurrection (Matthew 22). They were active opponents of Peter’s ministry (Acts 4-5).

Question 38

Name the Apostles

Answer 38

Matthew 10:2-4 - "Now the names of the twelve apostles are these: The first, Simon, who is called Peter, and Andrew his brother; and James the son of Zebedee, and John his brother; Philip and Bartholomew; Thomas and Matthew the tax collector; James the son of Alphaeus, and Thaddaeus; Simon the Zealot, and Judas Iscariot, the one who betrayed Him."

Question 39

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Peter. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 39

Peter is recognized as the de facto leader of the Apostles. A fisherman by trade, Peter was noted for his bold temperament, as illustrated by his desire to walk on water (Matthew 14:28), his confession and then rebuke of Christ (Matthew 16), his declaration of loyalty (Matthew 26) and denial (Luke 22), and his cutting off of a servants' ear (John 18). He led the Apostles in the first years after Christ’s ascension (Act. 1-12), though Paul becomes more prominent later. He authored two epistles bearing his name, and is thought to have been martyred in Rome.

Question 40

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Cornelius. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 40

Cornelius was a godly Roman centurion who is mentioned in Acts 10. He was a god-fearing Gentile who while praying was instructed to send for Peter. Peter reluctantly heeded the summonses and thus brought the gospel to the Gentiles which was accompanied by the Holy Spirit. This is the outworking of the falling of the dividing wall between the two groups (Jews and Gentiles).

Question 41

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Barnabas. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 41

Barnabas was a missionary and associate of the Apostle Paul (Acts 11-15). He was a Cyprian Levite in origin. He is noted for selling property for the good of the church (Acts 4), introducing Paul to the church after he was converted (Acts 9), undertaking a missionary journey with Paul to Cyprus, Pisidian Antioch (Acts 13) Lystra, Derbe, and Antioch (Acts 14), and delivering (with Paul) the letter of the Jerusalem council (Acts 15). Eventually Paul and Barnabas parted after disagreeing over whether to take Barnabas’ nephew Mark with them on their next journey (Acts 15).

Question 42

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Stephen. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 42

Stephen was the first recorded martyr of the Christian church. He was chosen as part of the seven ‘deacons’ to serve the widows of the church (Acts 6). He was a man full of the Spirit, and he contended for the faith against the Jews who seized him (Acts 6). He delivered a powerful sermon (Acts 7) that drove them to such a rage that they stoned him. As he was dying, he saw a vision of Christ and prayed for forgiveness for his murderers (which included Saul of Tarsus).

Question 43

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Paul. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 43

Paul was the great Apostle to the Gentiles. He was born at Tarsus and trained under Gamaliel (Acts 22). He was a tent maker by trade (Acts 18) and a Pharisee by training (Acts 23; Philippians 3). He was a persecutor of the church before his conversion (Acts 9, 22, 26), and held the cloaks of Stephen's murderers (Acts 7). He was converted by the direct intervention of Christ on the road to Damascus (Acts 9, 22). Three extensive missionary journeys of his are described in the New Testament: the first (Acts 13-14), the second (Acts 15-18), and the the third (Acts 18-21). He authored 13 New Testament books (and many believe Hebrews as well). At the end of Acts he is in prison, but there is much evidence that he was released and took another journey (that included Crete and Ephesus), authored the last three books (the pastorals) at this time, and was then imprisoned again and executed around AD 67.

Question 44

Discuss briefly the life and significance of Timothy. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 44

Timothy was a "young" associate of the Apostle Paul. He was a believer from Lystra (Acts 16). He accompanied Paul on his second missionary journey (Acts 16-20). He was sent to Corinth to help settle problems there (1 Corinthians 4; 16). He was also sent to lead the church of Ephesus, and it is there that the two Epistles bearing his name are sent.

Question 45

Discuss briefly the life and significance of James, son of Zebedee. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 45

James was an Apostle, son of Zebedee, and brother of John. With his brother John and Peter, James formed the closest circle of disciples. They were at the Transfiguration (Mark 9) and in Gethsemane (Mark 14). James and John were called the “sons of thunder” (Mark 3) and suggested calling fire down on unbelievers (Luke 9). James was martyred by Herod Agrippa (Acts 12).

Question 46

Discuss briefly the life and significance of James, son of Alphaeus. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 46

James was an Apostle and the son of Alphaeus (Matthew 10). Little is known of this apostle. He is sometimes referred to as "James the Younger" to distinguish him from James, son of Zebedee.

Question 47

Discuss briefly the life and significance of James, brother of Christ. Reference relevant Scripture passages.

Answer 47

James was the half-brother of Jesus. Initially, he did not accept Christ’s claims (Matthew 13). Jesus appeared to him after His resurrection (1 Corinthians 15). He became a leader in the Jerusalem church (Acts 12, Galatians 1), and presided over the Jerusalem council (Acts 15). Josephus says he was stoned at the instigation of the Ananus ben Ananus. He is the accepted author of the epistle bearing his name.

Question 48

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' birth, involving the shepherds?

Answer 48

Luke 2

Question 49

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' birth, involving the wise men?

Answer 49

Matthew 2

Question 50

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' baptism?

Answer 50

Matthew 3, Mark 1, and Luke 3

Question 51

Where (book and chapter) do you find the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness?

Answer 51

Matthew 4, Mark 1, and Luke 4

Question 52

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Sermon on the Mount?

Answer 52

Matthew 5-7, Luke 6

Question 53

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Lord's Prayer?

Answer 53

Matthew 6, Luke 11

Question 54

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "Take my yoke...?"

Answer 54

Matthew 11:28ff

Question 55

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Parables of the Kingdom?

Answer 55

Matthew 13

Question 56

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Parable of the Prodigal Son?

Answer 56

Luke 15

Question 57

Where (book and chapter) do you find the exchange between Jesus and His disciples at Caesarea Philippi, and why was it significant?

Answer 57

Matthew 16, Mark 8 In the exchange with His disciples at Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asks them who people say He is, they confess that He is the Christ, and he foretells His death for the first time.

Question 58

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "I will build My church?"

Answer 58

Matthew 16

Question 59

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Transfiguration?

Answer 59

Matthew 17, Mark 9, Luke 9

Question 60

Where (book and chapter) do you find Mary and Martha?

Answer 60

Luke 10, John 11-12

Question 61

Where (book and chapter) do you find instructions for correcting an erring brother?

Answer 61

Matthew 18, Luke 17, 1 Corinthians 6, 2 Corinthians 2, Galatians 6

Question 62

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Keys to the Kingdom?

Answer 62

Matthew 16

Question 63

Where (book and chapter) do you find the two Great Commandments?

Answer 63

Matthew 22, Mark 12

Question 64

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Comforter?

Answer 64

John 14 (and 15-16); Upper Room Discourse

Question 65

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "You must be born again?"

Answer 65

John 3

Question 66

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well?

Answer 66

John 4

Question 67

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life?"

Answer 67

John 14

Question 68

Where (book and chapter) do you find the feeding of the 5,000?

Answer 68

Matthew 14, Mark 6, Luke 9, John 6

Question 69

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "I am the vine, you are the branches?"

Answer 69

John 15

Question 70

Where (book and chapter) did Christ say, "I am the Good Shepherd?"

Answer 70

John 10

Question 71

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' High Priestly Prayer?

Answer 71

John 17

Question 72

Where (book and chapter) do you find Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem?

Answer 72

Matthew 21, Mark 11, Luke 19, John 12

Question 73

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Last Supper?

Answer 73

Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22

Question 74

Where (book and chapter) do you find the account of Christ's death?

Answer 74

Matthew 27, Mark 15, Luke 23, John 19

Question 75

Where (book and chapter) do you find the account of Christ's Resurrection?

Answer 75

Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24, John 20

Question 76

Where (book and chapter) do you find the account of Christ's Ascension?

Answer 76

Mark 16, Luke 24, Acts 1

Question 77

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Great Commission?

Answer 77

Matthew 28:18-20

Question 78

Identify and locate (book and chapter) the sermons in Acts.

Answer 78

``` Peter at Pentecost - Acts 2 Peter at the Temple - Acts 3 Peter before the Sanhedrin - Acts 4 Stephen to the Sanhedrin - Acts 7 Peter to Gentiles - Acts 10 Paul in Antioch synagogue - Acts 13 Peter in the Jerusalem Council - Acts 15 James to the Jerusalem Council - Acts 15 Paul on the Areopagus to Athenian philosophers - Acts 17 Paul to elders of Ephesus - Acts 20 Paul to the crowd at Jerusalem - Acts 22 Paul to King Herod Agrippa - Acts 26 Paul in Rome to Jews - Acts 28 ```

Question 79

Where (book and chapter) do you find Pentecost?

Answer 79

Acts 2

Question 80

Where (book and chapter) do you find the conversion of Saul/Paul?

Answer 80

Acts 9, 22, 26

Question 81

Where (book and chapter) is Apollos introduced?

Answer 81

Acts 18

Question 82

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Jerusalem Council?

Answer 82

Acts 15

Question 83

Where (book and chapter) do you find Paul's missionary journeys?

Answer 83

1st - Acts 13-14 2nd - Acts 15-18 3rd - Acts 18-21

Question 84

Where (book and chapter) do you find the salvation of the Philippian Jailer?

Answer 84

Acts 16

Question 85

Where (book and chapter) are the noble Bereans mentioned?

Answer 85

Acts 17

Question 86

Where (book and chapter) does Paul write that the body is a temple of the Holy Spirit?

Answer 86

1 Corinthians 3, 6

Question 87

Where (book and chapter) do you find the famous chapter on love?

Answer 87

1 Corinthians 13

Question 88

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe the Law as a tutor/schoolmaster?

Answer 88

Galatians 3

Question 89

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe the fruit of the Spirit?

Answer 89

Galatians 5

Question 90

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe the armor of God?

Answer 90

Ephesians 6

Question 91

Where (book and chapter) does Paul exhort his readers to be of like mind with/to Christ?

Answer 91

Philippians 2

Question 92

Where (book and chapter) does Paul exhort his readers to press on toward the mark?

Answer 92

Philippians 3

Question 93

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe Christian grieving as "not like those who are without hope?"

Answer 93

1 Thessalonians 4

Question 94

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe the "Man of Lawlessness?"

Answer 94

2 Thessalonians 2

Question 95

Where (book and chapter) does Paul testify that he has fought the good fight?

Answer 95

2 Timothy 4

Question 96

Where (book and chapter) does Paul describe the washings of the New Covenant?

Answer 96

Titus 3

Question 97

Where (book and chapter) is Melchizedek described in the NT?

Answer 97

Hebrews 5-7

Question 98

Where (book and chapter) are believers warned not to forsake gathering together?

Answer 98

Hebrews 10

Question 99

Where (book and chapter) are believers told that the Lord chastens those He loves?

Answer 99

Hebrews 12

Question 100

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Word described as "sharper than any two-edged sword?"

Answer 100

Hebrews 4

Question 101

Where (book and chapter) do you find a poignant description of problems of unanswered prayer?

Answer 101

James 4

Question 102

Where (book and chapter) do you find the characterization of believers as "living stones?"

Answer 102

1 Peter 2

Question 103

Where (book and chapter) do you find the purpose of the Word being "that you would know that you are saved?"

Answer 103

1 John 5

Question 104

Where (book and chapter) do you find the characterization of the church as "the elect lady?"

Answer 104

2 John (1)

Question 105

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Great White Throne of Judgment?

Answer 105

Revelation 20

Question 106

Where (book and chapter) do you find the description of the Millennium?

Answer 106

Revelation 20

Question 107

Where (book and chapter) do you find the Trinitarian Benediction?

Answer 107

1 Corinthians 13:14

Question 108

Where (book and chapter) do you find Paul's stoning? Where was it?

Answer 108

Acts 14; Lystra (Jews from Antioch and Iconium stoned Paul)

Question 109

Identify a New Testament passage about the Atonement.

Answer 109

Romans 5; Hebrews 9

Question 110

Identify a New Testament passage about Repentance.

Answer 110

Acts 2, 3 (Apostolic Preaching) | Matthew 3, 4 (John the Baptist's and Jesus' Preaching)

Question 111

Identify a New Testament passage about the Deity of Christ.

Answer 111

John 1, 1 John 5, Philippians 2, Galatians 4, Hebrews 1

Question 112

Identify a New Testament passage about the Resurrection (Christ's and ours).

Answer 112

1 Corinthians 15 - ours | Matthew 28 - Jesus'

Question 113

Identify a New Testament passage about the Return of Christ.

Answer 113

Foretold in Matthew 26, Acts 1, and Hebrews 9 Time Unknown in Matthew 24, 1 Thessalonians 5, and Revelation 16 Purpose Described in Matthew 16, 25; 1 Corinthians 4, 2 Timothy 4, and Jude.

Question 114

Identify a New Testament passage about speaking in tongues.

Answer 114

Activity Observed in Acts 2, 10, 19 | Theological Instruction in 1 Corinthians 12-14

Question 115

Identify a New Testament passage about spiritual gifts.

Answer 115

1 Corinthians 12, 14

Question 116

Identify a New Testament passage about the civil government.

Answer 116

Romans 13

Question 117

Identify a New Testament passage about work/vocation.

Answer 117

1 Thessalonians 4-5, 2 Thessalonians 3

Question 118

Identify a New Testament passage about the gospel ministry.

Answer 118

John 21 (Restoration of Peter) Acts 20:28 1 Timothy 4

Question 119

Identify a New Testament passage about the Church.

Answer 119

Matthew 16, 1 Timothy 3:15, and 1 Peter 2:5 (living stones)

Question 120

Identify a New Testament passage about the qualifications for church officers.

Answer 120

Elders: 1 Timothy 3, Titus 1 Deacons: 1 Timothy 3

Question 121

Identify a New Testament passage about biblical (church) discipline.

Answer 121

Matthew 18, Luke 17, 1 Corinthians 5, 2 Corinthians 2

Question 122

Identify a New Testament passage about women in the church.

Answer 122

1 Corinthians 11, 14; 1 Timothy 2, 5; Titus 2

Question 123

Identify a New Testament passage about principles of giving.

Answer 123

``` Matthew 6 (giving in secret) 1 Timothy 5 (worthy of support) 1 Corinthians 16 (setting aside) ```

Question 124

Identify a New Testament passage about money, generally.

Answer 124

1 Timothy 6 Luke 12 (rich fool) Matthew 13 & Mark 4 (Deceitfulness of Riches)

Question 125

Identify a New Testament passage about marriage.

Answer 125

Matthew 5, 19; 1 Corinthians 7; Ephesians 5 | OT Bonus: Genesis 2

Question 126

Identify a New Testament passage about divorce.

Answer 126

Matthew 5, 19; 1 Corinthians 7

Question 127

Identify a New Testament passage about family.

Answer 127

Ephesians 5-6, Colossians 3

Question 128

Identify a New Testament passage about Heaven and Hell.

Answer 128

Matthew 25, Luke 16, 2 Thessalonians 1

Question 129

Identify a New Testament passage about reconciliation between/among believers.

Answer 129

Matthew 5, 18; 1 Corinthians 6; 2 Corinthians 2

Question 130

Identify a New Testament passage about suffering.

Answer 130

Matthew 5; Romans 5, 8

Question 131

Identify a New Testament passage about the resurrection of the body.

Answer 131

1 Corinthians 15

Question 132

Identify a New Testament passage about infant/household baptism.

Answer 132

Acts 2, Colossians 1, 1 Corinthians 7

Question 133

Identify a New Testament passage about predestination.

Answer 133

Romans 8-9, Ephesians 1

Question 134

Identify a New Testament passage about the unity of the church and use of spiritual gifts.

Answer 134

Ephesians 4, 1 Corinthians 12

Question 135

Identify a New Testament passage about the Christian Sabbath.

Answer 135

Perpetuity - Matthew 5:17-18 (Christ addressing concerns that He was trying to abolish the Law) First Day of the Week - Mark 16, Acts 20, 1 Corinthians 16 Called the Lord's Day - Revelation 1

Question 136

Identify a New Testament passage about the ordering of Christian worship.

Answer 136

1 Corinthians 14:40 (decently and in order) | 1 Timothy 4:13

Question 137

Identify a New Testament passage about Christian liberty.

Answer 137

Romans 14-15, Galatians 5, 2 Corinthians 8

Question 138

Identify a New Testament passage about the significance of the death of Christ.

Answer 138

Romans 5, Hebrews 10

Question 139

Identify a New Testament passage about effectual calling.

Answer 139

2 Timothy 1:9, Acts 26:18, John 6:44

Question 140

Identify a New Testament passage about Regeneration.

Answer 140

Titus 3:5-6; John 3:16

Question 141

Identify a New Testament passage about faith.

Answer 141

Ephesians 2:8-9 (the gift of faith), Hebrews 11 (examples of faithful saints), Romans 5 ("therefore, having been justified by faith"), Philippians 3:9 (operation of faith in imputing Christ's righteousness to the believer)

Question 142

Identify a New Testament passage about Justification.

Answer 142

Romans 5, Galatians 2

Question 143

Identify a New Testament passage about Adoption.

Answer 143

1 John 3:1, John 1:12, Romans 8:17, Galatians 4:5

Question 144

Identify a New Testament passage about Definitive Sanctification.

Answer 144

1 Corinthians 1, 2 Timothy 2, Ephesians 5

Question 145

Identify a New Testament passage about Progressive Sanctification.

Answer 145

Ephesians 4:24, Colossians 1:10-11, Ephesians 3:16-19 | Corollary of the continuing war of the flesh versus the spirit in 1 John 1:8-10, Romans 7:14-25, and Philippians 3:12

Question 146

Identify a New Testament passage about the mortification of sin.

Answer 146

Colossians 3:1-17