Ephesians Flashcards
(T/F) The “mystery” Paul referred to in vs. 9 chapter one means truth hidden but now made known. It is the way God though Christ brings man back in to fellowship with Himself through the Cross.
True
(T/F) The statement in 1:4 “that we should be holy” has nothing to do with personal sanctification.
False
(T/F) the word “abolished” means “to do away with” or “put an end to”
True
(T/F) a consecrated prayer life is what makes it possible for both the Jew and Gentile to draw near to God
False
(T/F) it is the grace of God joined with man’s works that produces the salvation experience.
False
(T/F) the core meaning of “peace” is the feeling one gets when they are in a quiet, solitary place
False
(T/F) When Paul referred to, ‘the riches of the glory of His inheritance’ he was meaning the inheritance that he saints have as a result of being saved.
False
(T/F) “ordained” carries the idea of believers being prepared for good works as a result of regeneration
True
(T/F) peace can only come when individuals are joined back together with God which can only take place at the Cross
True
(T/F) These titles, principality, power, might and dominion refer to the various classes of angelic beings.
True
(T/F) The Greek word “agorazo” means to buy out of the slave market for one’s servant never to be put up for sale again.
False
(T/F) Those of us who are living in Christ are to be “trophies” of God’s grace.
True
(T/F) the word ‘quickened’ means ‘made alive’ spiritually.
True
(T/F) In biblical times a “seal” denoted both identification of ownership and protection provided by the owner.
True
(T/F) “enmity” means or refers to statutes or decrees
False
(T/F) there was only a spiritual “middle wall of partition” that separated or divided Jews and Gentiles
False
(T/F) When Paul referred to “the knowledge of Him” he was meaning intellectual or “academic” knowledge of who God is.
False
(T/F) The word “entrust” means - to give over something to another for care, protection and performance.
True
(T/F) Predestinated means that God has chosen some to be saved and some to be lost.
False
(T/F) “Grace” means to set at one again or to be joined back together with God.
False
(T/F) The Greek word for trespasses is “paraptoma” and means to miss the mark.
False
(T/F) The word “earnest” means down payment or deposit.
True
(T/F) By what Christ did on the Cross the battle with sin and Satan is won and we can rest in Christ.
True
(T/F) when Paul made reference to “through the Spirit” he was meaning the Holy Spirit only indwelling the individual believer and had nothing to do with the corporate body of Christ
False
(T/F) it an apostle is an inspired speaker
False
(T/F) everything produced in the believer is as a result of their hard work and diligence in the Christian disciplines`
False
(T/F) “The course of this world” refers to this world system that operates within the sphere of trespasses and sins
True
(T/F) “Wrath” refers to God’s holy hatred toward sin.
True
(T/F) The main purpose for us being blessed with all spiritual blessings (vs. 3), chosen in Him (vs. 4), predestined and adopted (vs. 5), is strictly for our benefit.
False
(T/F) When Paul said ‘ far above all principality, power and might etc. he was referring to a ‘dimensional expression.
False
(T/F) the “Walk” implies the ordering of one’s behavior
True
(T/F) Prior to coming to Christ every human being hs their conversation (lifestyle) in the realm of the lusts of their flesh.
True
(T/F) When one is “faithful” in Christ Jesus, it implies being faithful to God’s redemption plan.
True
(T/F) It’s okay for man to boast in what he has done for the Lord. After all, he should be proud of his accomplishments.
False
(T/F) All of the blessings of God are produced and given by the Holy Spirit as a result of Calvary.
True
(T/F) The word “praise” means of implies God’s revelation of Himself through the Cross.
False
(T/F) the spiritual aspect of the “middle wall of partition” depicts the total religious isolation Jews and Gentiles experience from each other
True
(T/F) strangers (2:1) are those who came from another country or city and settled in another country or city but do not rank as citizens
False
(T/F) the word “exceeding” in the Greek is “hupostant,” and means a “throwing beyond.”
False
(T/F) “household” denotes “family” (Divine family)
True
(T/F) the body of Christ (the church) is to express the fullness of Christ in this world.
True
(T/F) Most human being, even the unsaved, don’t fulfill the lusts of their flesh.
False
(T/F) The “faith” that Paul mentioned in Chapter 1:15 refers only to the initial act of faith these believers exercised upon conversion.
False
(T/F) it is the responsibility of the apostles and prophets to maintain the “cornerstone” (Christ in God’s temple by the preaching of the word of God)
True
(T/F) When Paul said, being “blessed with all spiritual blessings”, it has nothing to do with physical or financial blessings.
False
(T/F) “Glory” means to tell a story, to glorify.
False
(T/F) According to 1:6, God makes us accepted in the beloved on the basis of our faithfulness.
False
(T/F) The word “inspired” means to move or influence or guide by Divine or supernatural influence
True
(T/F) good works should not be forced in the flesh but produced by the spirit
True
(T/F) Being a “Saint” has nothing to do with sanctification and holiness.
False
(T/F) the Greek word for “worketh” is “dynamo” and means an effective, powerful, active operation.
False
(T/F) We are His workmanship because we have been created in Christ Jesus.
True
(T/F) the word “foreigners” means alien to the kingdom of God
False
(T/F) Paul in essence, was praying for these believers that their inner spiritual capacities for understand the truth would be given to them
True
(T/F) Psalm 9: 2-4 emphasizes the destiny of man as the crown of creation possessing dominion over all creatures.
False
(T/F) Heb. 2:6-9 speaks of Christ as the second Adam.
True
(T/F) Holiness is the result of God choosing us “in Him”, it really has nothing to do with our actions.
True
(T/F) The ultimate expression of God’s love put in action was when He instituted the sacrificial system under the old covenant.
False
(T/F) The doctrine of predestination relates to the fore-knowledge of God.
True
(T/F) good work automatically follow the believer who is properly living their life in Christ
True
(T/F) Grace and peace can only be manifest to us as a result of Christ’s finished work on Calvary and our faith properly placed in that work.
True
(T/F) In Chapter 1:11, predestination pertains to the choosing of the individuals who would obtain the inheritance.
False
(T/F) it is man’s good works that helps him to remain in Christ.
False
(T/F) What Christ did on the cross makes it possible for both Jew and Gentile alike to have the same privilege as a child of God
True
(T/F) In chapter 2 vs 17 Paul referred to “them that were nigh” (near) he was meaning those Gentiles who lived in Jerusalem
False
(T/F) when Paul referred to the building of God “growing” (vs. 21) it implies that it is not finished yet and will not be until the resurrection
True
(T/F) “Revelation” means to take off the cover, to disclose and reveal.
True
(T/F) The word ‘lusts” (epithumia) mean a passionate longing or craving.
True
(T/F) a prophet is an ambassador or one who is sent
False
(T/F) To “be to the praise of His glory” means that our lives in Christ are to tell the story of His glory.
True
(T/F) “workmanship” in the Greek carries the idea of a product or “fabric” that is made.
True
(T/F) “Peace” is the divine influence on the heart and it’s reflection in the life - God’s ability given to man.
False
(T/F) the word “habitation” (vs. 22) means dwelling place
True
(T/F) the main goal of God’s temple is to do a lot of works in the earth today
False
(T/F) when Paul referred to “the hope of His calling,” he was meaning only their destiny to make it to heaven.
False
(T/F) The Greek word for ‘sins’ is ‘hamartia’ and means to slip aside or deviate from the right path.
False
(T/F) The word “redemption” means to redeem one by paying the price, to let one go free on receiving the price.
True
(T/F) Spiritual wisdom and worldly wisdom are basically the same thing
False
(T/F) The word “believed” as discussed in class means reliance upon Christ for salvation and continuance therein.
False
(T/F) “reconcile” means to change from enemy to friendship
True
(T/F) when Paul referred to “the eyes of your understanding” he was really meaning the eyes of your mind
False
(T/F) Christ seated at the right hand of the Father is the highest place of honor and authority and the believer is seated with Him in heavenly places (Eph. 2:6) .
True
(T/F) whenever the Bible makes reference to “in Christ” and “in Him” and it means the finished working at Calvary
True
(T/F) Paul’s apostleship was originated in the heart of Christ by the will of God.
True
(T/F) God’s glory is the manifest perfection of His character.
True
(T/F) “ordinances” refers to the Jewish law that excluded gentiles
True
(T/F) Man’s very nature from the time of birth is ungodly and depraved and is subject to God’s divine wrath.
True
(T/F) In verse 21 chap. 1 Paul was referring only to the “powers” that be in this age not in the age to come.
False
(T/F) the expression “far off” (2:13), was the Hebrew expression to show that Gentiles lived a long way from Jerusalem
False
(T/F) Spiritual wisdom is understanding of what is true and right as it concerns the reality of Jesus Christ and Him crucified
True
(T/F) In Paul’s prayer found in vss. 17-19 of chapter 1, Paul was praying for the lost who knew nothing about God.
False
(T/F) even though Jews and Gentiles have been reconciled to God there is no way they can be in the same body (body of Christ)
False
(T/F) The word “flesh” (sarx) refers to the totally depraved nature.
True
(T/F) Only the social and political realms of this world system are demonically inspired
False
(T/F) The Greek word “lutroo” means to liberate by payment of a ransom.
True
(T/F) The Greek word “exagarazo” means to buy in a slave market.
False
(T/F) Only those who walk in the faith can truly manifest the love of God to others.
True
(T/F) The word “predestinated” means to determine before hand or to “mark off” or “choose before”.
True
(T/F) Only those who believe properly will have the power of God manifest in their lives.
True
(T/F) Paul walked in a lifestyle of prayer because he lived his life “in Christ Jesus.”
True
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Ephesians Exam 2 - Chapters 3 & 4
(T/F) the hardening of the heart or rejection of God and his ways produces ignorance.
True
(T/F) The Greek word for “power” is “energio”
False
(T/F) The emphasis of verses 9 & 10 (Chapter 4) is the work of Christ on the Cross and his ascension which consequently, birthed the church that He could now empower and bestow spiritual gifts so they could fulfill His mission here on earth.
True
(T/F) “Cunning Craftiness” refers to a well thought out plan crafted to deceive.
True
(T/F) the word “know” speaks of knowledge gained only by much study of the bible and bible related books.
False
(T/F) Unsearchable means that which cannot be tamed out, it is unfathomable or past finding out
True
(T/F) People who are of the operate according to lust and sensuality.
True
(T/F) sin, in general, will open the door to demonic activity.
True
(T/F) “the bond of peace” literally means a “joint tie” of ligament.
True
(T/F) “meekness” means controlled strength, it also means gentleness.
True
(T/F) the statement “by the sleight of men” (4:14) refers to a man whose opinions seem to be the result of mere chance and not based on the word of God
True
(T/F) Paul’s imprisonment was a great hinderance to the furtherance of the Gospel
False
(T/F) When Paul said “He ascended” (concerning Christ) he was referring to the resurrection of Christ.
False
(T/F) just as the old man is to be “put off” like a garment the new man is to be “put on” like a garment.
True
(T/F) the word “bitterness” (4:31) refers to a violent desire or passion for vengeance.
False
(T/F) It was never God’s plan to include Gentiles into the blessing of salvation by faith. They were included only because of the disobedience of His chosen people
False
(T/F) “Every wind of Doctrine” refers to any doctrine that is not based on God’s redemption plan as it is found in Christ and what he did on Calvary.
True
(T/F) What God purposed in Christ was in His divine plan all the way from the beginning of time to the end of time
True
(T/F) In vs. 8 of Chapter 4, Paul was quoting from Psalm 78:18 which is an illustration of Christ bestowing spiritual gifts on his church.
False
(T/F) The word “endeavoring” means to make effort, to be earnest and diligent.
True
(T/F) when Paul said, “This I say therefore, and testify in the Lord” he was saying, what i say is in the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ.
True
(T/F) The word “comprehend” means (3:18) to understand, to take eagerly, seize, possess, apprehend and overtake
True
(T/F) The only way that Christ can “dwell” in the heart of the believer is through much prayer and fasting.
False
(T/F) the fullness of God and Calvary are not related at all.
False
(T/F) The Greek for “abundantly” is “huper”
False
(T/F) the word “renewed” (4:23) means to renovate and reform. It also implies a process.
True
(T/F) concerning the body of Christ when every body part functions according to its purpose there will be an increase of the body and it will edify itself in love.
True
(T/F) When Paul said “he also descended first” (referring to Christ) he was without a doubt implying that Christ descended into hell to defeat Satan.
False
(T/F) What Christ did on Calvary will continue to give God glory throughout every age and generation?
True
(T/F) “Forbearing one another in love” (4:1) refers to the capacity to suffer long even when treated wrongly.
False
(T/F) to be renewed in the spirit of your mind means to change your thinking by memorizing scripture.
False
(T/F) only the truth of the Gospel (the Cross) can cause a believer to be brought to maturity in Christ.
True
(T/F) Paul was appointed as the apostle to the Jews
False
(T/F) “Clamor” refers to evil, naughtiness, maliciousness and wickedness.
False
(T/F) The Greek word for “revelation” is “apokalupsis” and means to unveil, reveal and uncover
True
(T/F) “Unity” of the spirit can only be based on the presence of the Holy Spirit residing in the hearts of believers.
True
(T/F) “Power” (3:7) does not just refer to power but also to “ability”
True
(T/F) “The spirit of the mind” has to do with the human will.
True
(T/F) God revealed this great mystery that Gentiles should be fellow-heirs to His holy prophets and pastors
False
(T/F) “Parorgismos” refers to anger that is accompanied by irritation, exasperation and embitterment.
True
(T/F) It was an insult for Paul to be considered a “prisoner” of Jesus Christ
False
(T/F) the word “know” (vs. 19) means to perceive, be sure, and understand.
True
(T/F) a minister is one who serves
True
(T/F) The word “bessech” means, “I beg of you, please” also to call along.
True
(T/F) “Uncleanness” means to morally impure - foul
True
(T/F) a teacher is a commissioner of Christ, an ambassador.
False
(T/F) the Greek word for “understanding” is “perrisos”.
False
(T/F) The word “perfecting” (4:12) means to furnish, to complete thoroughly, to repair or adjust.
True
(T/F) The word “fullness” means to cram, to level up, to furnish, finish and complete.
False
(T/F) “tenderhearted” means compassionate.
True
(T/F) The word “might” in the Greek means to be able or possible, to be of power.
True
(T/F) Paul was given the responsibility of making known to the world the mystery of the New Testament couch with no distinction between Jews and Gentiles
True
(T/F) the three Greek words for anger in the New Testament are “Thumos”, “parorgismos”, and “orge”.
True
(T/F) The revelation of God is simply the unveiling of facts and truths which man can know on his own but he can know quicker if it is revealed by the Spirit
False
(T/F) “The knowledge of the Son of God” means to simply have a strong head knowledge of who Christ is.
False
(T/F) to learn Christ means to have an academic knowledge of him and his teachings.
False
(T/F) when Paul said “putting away lying” he was just referring to lying in general.
False
(T/F) a prophet is a preacher of the gospel- good news
False
(T/F) an evangelist is the same thing as a church planter.
False
(T/F) “The love of Christ” that Paul referred to (10) really can be recognized as God’s love expressed in which Christ did on the Cross of Calvary.
True
(T/F) whenever the word “perfect” is used pertaining to saints it is referring to maturity or completeness.
True
(T/F) the only way the body of Christ can be “perfect” is by diligent bible study and prayer.
False
(T/F) “Lasciviousness” means to be eager for selfish gain and having covetous practices.
False
(T/F) “lowliness” refers to humility.
True
“the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ” refers to God’s desire that each member of the body walk fully in who Christ is and what he has done
True
(T/F) the statement “walk worthy of the vocation” refers to one’s “ministry calling”
False
(T/F) The Greek word for “minister” is “ministereo”
False
(T/F) a pastor is one who shepherds God’s sheep.
True
(T/F) When Paul talked about “one baptism” he was referring to water baptism.
False
(T/F) “effectual working” (3:7) means energy
True
(T/F) the “Old Man” refers to the Adamic nature which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts.
True
(T/F) As discussed in Class the word “rooted” has the idea of being deeply founded in the love of God.
False
(T/F) the five-fold ministry is to build the family of God here on earth.
True
(T/F) the word “effectual” (4:16) means to be of power.
False
(T/F) when Paul talked about the “former conversation” he was referring to foul language prior to the Christians salvation experience.
False
(T/F) “Orge” speaks of a turbulent agitaion of the feelings and selfish passions.
False
(T/F) When the scripture says “in whom” it is referring to Christ and what He did on the Cross
True
(T/F) The word “grounded” has the idea of being securely settled in the love of God.
False
(T/F) “Longsuffering” means to make allowance for the flaws and inconsistencies of other believers because we all have them.
False
(T/F) The word “edify” means to build a home or a family.
True
(T/F) the work of the ministry is to be done entirely by the five-fold ministry.
False
(T/F) the “unity of the faith” means that all believers are to agree together no matter what doctrine they adhere to.
False
(T/F) “Past feeling” (4:19) refers to having lost all sensitivity and having become calloused.
True
(T/F) The whole of God’s redemption plan for His church (in Christ) is to give God glory.
True
(T/F) The believer can only experience peace through much prayer and bible study.
False
(T/F) those who don’t want God and his ways experience blindness or hardness of their heart.
True
(T/F) the meaning of biblical peace is being joined back together and made one with God.
True
(T/F) The effectual working of God’s power was released to Paul because of his faith in the Cross
True
(T/F) The word “dwell” (3:17) mean or implies that Christ would be completely at home in the heart of the believer.
True
(T/F) “The unsearchable riches of Christ” refers to the Old Covenant and its sacrifices that was established by Moses who was faithful in his house
False
(T/F) the word “filled” (vs.19) refers to the piece that filled up or that which fills pertaining to Christ.
False
(T/F) “rooted and grounded in love” only refers to Christians loving one another.
False
(T/F) The Greek word for “effectual working” is “dunamis”
False
(T/F) When Paul referred to “one body” (4:4), he was talking about the Jewish Church.
False
(T/F) the Holy Spirit is grieved when we don’t put on the new man and we allow sin to run its course in our lives.
True
(T/F) the grace that Paul referred to (4:7) is “saving grace” and not “equipping grace”.
False
(T/F) “one faith” refers to the finished work of Christ and the means of access into the body of Christ.
True
(T/F) When Paul said, “I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord,” (4:1) he was really meaning he was prisoner of Nero.
False
(T/F) The redemption that Christ afforded was for all people Jew and Gentile alike
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “exceeding” is “perissos”.
False
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Ephesians Exam 3 - Chapters 5&6
(T/F) to be “strong in the Lord” actually means to be “continually be strengthened”.
True
(T/F) “good will” (vs. 7) can be translated as “kindly feeling” or a “cheerful disposition”.
True
(T/F) the word “honour” in the Greek is “timao”.
True
(T/F) “fornication” really refers to every type of sexual perversion
True
(T/F)the Greek word for covetous is “pleonelates” and means “one who us eager to have more, especially what belongs to others”
True
(T/F) when the bible refers to our “walk” it is implying to order one’s behavior, to carefully conduct one’s self
True
(T/F) one who is “unclean” is someone who engages in unlawful sexual intercourse un any capacity
False
(T/F) the Greek word for “principalities” is “archas” and refers to beings of the highest rank and order in Satan’s kingdom.
True
(T/F) “filthiness” refers to obscenity, shameless and immoral conduct
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “fornication” is “akatharsia”
False
(T/F) the person who is spirit controlled will give thanks for all things always (good or bad) because they know that everything is allowed for a purpose
True
(T/F) when Paul referred to the “whole armour” he literally meant put on “all the weapons” mentioned in vss. 13-18.
True
(T/F) “redeeming the time” actually means that one is to make a wise and sacred use of every opportunity for doing the will of the Lord
True
(T/F) the “sward of the spirit” is the only offensive weapon that the believer has.
False
(T/F) a wrinkle is a fold as drawing together.
True
(T/F) “uncleanness” is usually associated in scripture with sexual irregularities
False
(T/F) the light of Christ manifest through believers exposes sinful activity
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “whoremonger” is “akathartos” and means unclean in thought or life
False
(T/F) “withstand” means to stand against, to oppose, to resist.
True
(T/F) to pray in the spirit means only pray in tongues.
False
(T/F) the Greek word for sanctify is “hagiazo”
True
(T/F) the Christians speech should be laced with thankfulness rather than spending our time and words on foolish talk
True
(T/F) “Antinomianism” is a belief that stands on the thought that because God gives grace that sin is of no consequence
True
(T/F) children are to obey their parents no matter what they are told to do.
False
(T/F) “watching” meas to give constant attention to a thing.
False
(T/F) “Vain words” refers to that which is empty, without the substance of truth or reality
True
(T/F) fellowship means to become a partaker together with others
True
(T/F) to “walk circumspectly” is to order your behavior in Christ according to Calvary - to walk in the Spirit
True
(T/F) The word “servants” in the Greek is “soloud”.
False
(T/F) servants really means “slaves”.
True
(T/F) “foolish talk” is joking with sinful connotations (dirty jokes)
False
(T/F) only Christian parents are to be obeyed by children.
False
(T/F) to “understand” is to give the mind to something so as to held of it
True
(T/F) the word excess (5:18) means debauchery or wantonness which refers to unchaste or immoral behavior
True
(T/F) obedience to God and His word in general will produce a blessed and prosperous life in every capacity.
True
(T/F) the Greek word for vanity is (aphron) and it means senseless, crazed, foolish, or stupid, without reflection or intelligence
False
(T/F) “in the power of his might” refers to manifest power that is given to the Saint who is diligent concerning the spiritual disciplines- prayer, bible study, etc.
False
(T/F) to “be strong in the Lord” presents the idea of one clothing oneself with strength as one puts on a garment.
True
(T/F) honoring and obeying parents has nothing to do with living a long and prosperous life here on earth.
False
(T/F) the Greek word for “walk” is “sukoineo”
False
(T/F) the love that the Christian is to walk in is characterized by the love that Christ displayed at Calvary
True
(T/F) The Greek word for “rulers” is “exousias”.
False
(T/F) true “goodness” (5:9) is moral perfection which is right according to God and not man
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “supplication” is deesis”.
True
(T/F) there is an unfailing reward for faithful service that is done with a right heart.
True
(T/F) “doing the will of the Lord from the heart” refers to enthusiastic service coming from within and not having to coerced by external pressure.
True
(T/F) singing and making melody refers to individual songs of praise to the Lord for self edification
True
(T/F) “powers” refers to spirit would rulers who carry out the instructions of the principalities.
False
(T/F) the “high places” refers to heaven itself.
False
(T/F) children obeying their parents has reference to the 3rd commandment.
False
(T/F) When Paul said “not with eye service” (6:6), he was referring to a wandering eye.
False
(T/F) fallen angels and demon spirit are one in the same.
False
(T/F) believer puts on the “helmet of salvation” by memorizing scripture to renew their mind.
False
(T/F) the statement “be strong in the Lord” simply means to be diligent in prayer.
False
(T/F) “honor means to estimate, to fix the value. To evaluate a person accurately and honestly and treat him with respect, reverence, kindness, courtesy and obedience according to his station in life or his character demands.
True
(T/F) the command to “be filled with the Spirit” is referring only to the initial baptism of the Spirit for the believer with the evidence of speaking with other tongues
False
(T/F) followers in the Greek is “mimetai” and means “imitators”
True
(T/F) “admonition” is instruction that points out one’s response and duties.
True
(T/F) a holy church is really nothing more than a church that is a set apart and consecrated to one thing- the Lord Jesus Christ.
True
(T/F) as Christ is the Savior of the body of Christ (His Bride), the husbands are to be the protector and provider of his wife
True
(T/F) “a sweet smelling savor” refers to the New testament offering that pleased the Lord so much that is was described as a pleasing aroma
False
(T/F) as studied in class, a “spot” refers to a flaw or a blot.
False
(T/F) spiritual wickedness in high places refers to the wicked spirits of Satan, i.e. demon spirits.
True
(T/F) to “walk as children of light” implies a habitual action of the ordering of one’s behavior as one who is a child of light
True
(T/F) the word “nurture” has nothing to do with spiritual education.
False
(T/F) “oida” in the Greek means absolute knowledge or knowledge that is self evident
True
(T/F) when Paul said in 5:7 “Be not ye therefore partakers with them” he was actually saying “don’t be partners with them”
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “covetousness” is “pleonexia” and means to be eager for greedy gain at the expense of others
True
(T/F) the command given “to stand” has no military overtones whatsoever.
False
(T/F) “Truth” pertains to Jesus Christ, who He is and what he did on the cross including the resurrection.
True
(T/F) sanctification and cleansing only come from Christ who gave His life
True
(T/F) the word “wiles” in the Greek enduo.
False
(T/F) to submit means to “partially” yield one’s own rights
False
(T/F) just as Christ provides spiritual leadership for His bride (the church) husbands are to provide spiritual leadership for their wives
True
(T/F) vs. 9 in chapter doesn’t apply to Christian masters.
False
(T/F) a “glorious church” means a church full of His glory.
True
(T/F) Gnosticism and antinomianism are good additions to Christianity
False
(T/F) all unsaved not only “walk” in darkness but are, in fact, darkness
True
(T/F) the shield of faith refers to faith in our confession.
False
(T/F) to those who are controlled by the spirit there will be a mutual submission to one another
True
(T/F) the armour of God could be summed up with Romans 113:14 which says “put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for the flesh..
True
(T/F) a blemish refers to a defect or disgrace.
False
(T/F) wives submitting to their husbands means they must do whatever their husband asks without question
False
(T/F) The “Gospel of Peace” really refers to Christ as our Peace (John 16:33).
True
(T/F) the Greek word for fellowship is “hoikeno”
False
(T/F) the word “see” (5:15) is “blepo” and means to discern, consider and take heed
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “idolator” is “eidololatres” and refers to a worshipper of false gods
True
(T/F) the breastplate of righteousness refers to the righteous acts of the saints.
False
(T/F) “Be” in the Greek (5:1) is “pseudos” and means “to become”
False
(T/F) the “armour of God” is given to the believer when he earns it through memorizing scripture, and bible study.
False
(T/F) since man is the head of the wife (5:23) that means that man is superior to the woman
False
(T/F) the Greek word for “circumspectly” is “akrivos” and means exactly, accurately and carefully
True
(T/F) “stand” means to not give an inch of territory to the enemy.
True
(T/F) washing of water by the word refers to water baptism
False
(T/F) “jesting” is silly (moronic speech)
False
(T/F) the statement in (6:5) “with fear and trembling” refers to the spirit in which obedience is to be rendered.
False
(T/F) to “walk in love” means to try with all your might to love your brothers and sisters in Christ
False
(T/F) “stand” means to abide, to continue.
True
(T/F) the word “finally” may be rendered “from now on” or “henceforth”.
True
(T/F) the Greek word for “love” is “agapao” and it is a love that denotes the willing sacrificial giving on the husbands part for the benefit of the wife
True
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New Testament Survey Final Exam
What is the definitions for the Greek word “telios”?
“perfect” = wanting nothing, necessary to completeness
Know the “5 Dangers Hebrews Warns against
- Neglect
- Unbelief
- Spiritual Immaturity
- Failing to Endure
- Refusing God
Know the ways peter experienced persecution
Threatened with violence; beaten; jailed
The writer exhorted persecuted ______ believers in Christ to continue in His grace and not to slip back into the rites and rituals of ______
Jewish; Judaism
Who had not deserted Pual while he was in prison?
Luke and Onesiphorus
T/F: James is probably the oldest book of the nt
True
Know the purposes for Peter writing 2nd Peter
- Stir up brothers by way of reminder
- Exhort the church to stay in truth
- Be mindful of the worlds spoken by the prophets and apostles; especially in regards to the Second Coming of Christ
Ephesians introduces the certainty of __________ __________ and the promise of __________.
spiritual warfare; victory
The Book of Hebrew is often called “The ______ than Book”
better
Paul wanted Philemon to accept Onesimus as a ______ in Christ and not merely as a ______
Brother; slave
Eusebius (300 AD) considered 2nd Peter among the “______ ______” although Clement of Alexandreia (200 AD) accepted it immediately
doubtful books
Ephesians is a call to come into the fullness of our __________ and not to be _________.
redemption; complacent
Who was the author of the book of Philippians?
the apostle Paul
What word appears in 1st and 2nd Timothy more often than any 2 or 3 combinations of books?
Doctrine
Who was the author of the Book of Philemon?
The Apostle Paul
The theme of 2nd Peter is summed up with the phrase ______ but ______
beware; grow
One of the reasons Paul wrote to Titus was to stop the mouths of the ______ ______ and the ______
vain; talkers; judaizers
God’s Hall of Faith provide overwhelming evidence as to the total ______ of God. He will not fail us
dependability
The writer of Hebrews continually makes mention o fat superiority of Christ in both: His ______ and HIs ______ work
Personage; ministrering
Out of wrong interpretation of Paul’s message of grace came ______
Antinomianism
Know why Paul wrote the letter of Philemon
Paul wanted Philemon to accept Onesimus as a brother in Christ and not just one of his slaves
Know why Paul did not have Titus circumcised
Would have to admit there was a secondary work of sanctification needed
What type of Epistle is Titus?
Pastoral Epistle
Know the term used to describe the doctrine that tells us that all correct teaching has to line up with Scripture
Sola Scriptura
T/F: It has been suggested that the book of Hebrews is second in importance only to Paul’s letter to the romans
True
Unless Christ is God, there is no ______
Gospel
What was the result of this esoteric teaching?
Produced arguments and dissension in the church
What are the headings for “Nature of the book” of Colossians?
Theological, corrective
What is the dual nature of the epistle to the Ephesians?
theological, instructive
T/F: Peter wrote 2nd Peter near the beginning of his ministry
False
Hebrews tells us that Jesus Christ is better than anything mere ______ has to offer
religion
Many Christians will find this reading challenging as James presents us this _____ imperative in only ______ verses
60; 108
T/F: Paul wrote to the Thessalonians about eschatology because he had not had the opportunity to teach on it while he was there with them
False
Where did Paul say our spiritual authority comes from?
only through a relationship with Christ
T/F: It matter little who the author was seeing that the Holy Spirit anointed the writer to write the words He wanted writted
True
What is more clearly presented in Colossians than any other letter Paul wrote?
the Lordship of Christ
James challenges us to ______ the ______ and not just _____ the _____
walk the walk; talk the talk
T/f:External evidence reveals that 2nd peter was slow to be accepted in the early church
True
Know the definitions for the Greek word “Apostasia”
Falling away from truth, departure from
What was the main purpose for Paul writing the book of Ephesians?
to instruct the church that in Christ there is neither Jew nor Gentile, bond nor free
Where was Titus left to do a work?
Crete
This letter (Ephesians) was directed to establish __________ who wanted __________ __________ of God.
Christians; deeper; understanding
James wanted the reader to live life with a ______ rooted in Christ, and evidenced by their _____
faith; actions
Martin Luther called the Book of James “the epistle of ______”
straw
T/F: Scripture shows that James was not a believer until after the resurrectino
True
What type of epistle is the book of Colossians?
prison epistle
Who was the intended audience of the Book of James?
Jewish believers to encourage them in the continued growth
What is the main purpose for the writing of 1st Peter?
to strengthen and encourage those who suffered for Christ
The two main themes of 2nd Thessalonians are: The ______ of the second Coming of Christ and the ______ of the Second Coming of Christ
certainty; consequences
Know the headings of the outline of 2nd Peter
- Grow in Grace & knowledge
- Beware of false teachers
- look for for the Lord’s return
Who was Philemon?
A slave-owner who led a church in his home
James the author of the book bearing his name was also called James the ______
just
T.F: Both definitions of Apostasia will come to pass before the Great Tribulation begins
True
This church (Philippians) was established by Paul and __________ during the early part of Paul’s second missionary journey (Acts 16:12-40)
Silas
Which chapter in Hebrews is often called the “Hebrews Hall of Faith”?
Chapter 11
The ______ and _____ rituals of religion pales in comparison to the person, work, and ministry of Christ Jesus
rites; rituals
T/F: Paul was in the minority for believing in the immanent return of Christ
False
T/F: Some wrongly stated that through faith in Jesus Christ we are now completely free from all Old Testament law, all secular laws, and all the moral laws of society
True
What type of epistle is Philippians?
prison epistle
What was the greatest doctrine the false teachers in Colosse were able to attack?
Deity of Christ
What type of epistle is the book of Ephesians?
prison epistle
Know the definition for the Term “Esoteric Teachings”
Only known by a select few
Because James prayed so much he was given the nick name: ______ ______ ______
Old Camel Knees
Paul attempted to untie both Philemon and Onesimus with Christian love so that ______ would become necessary
emancipatino
Where is it commonly believed Paul was when he wrote Philemon?
In Prison
Know the areas the false teacher taught
Abstinence from marriage;
From certain types of food;
adoption of the Jews dietary law
James emphasized that _______ _______ will naturally flow from those who have been redeemed
Good actions
What type of Epistle is 1st Timothy?
Pastoral Letter
What are the headings under “Nature of the book” of Philippians?
theological, persona;, encouragement, letter of thanksgiving
Know why Paul had Timothy circumcised
To remove the stumbling block to the Jews and no as a secondary work of sanctificatino
T/F: The certain identity of the author of Hebrews remains a mystery
True
In this book the author stresses the ______ of Christ
Superiority
Know the Highlights of Colossians
- The Preeminence of Christ
- His great love for the Colossians
- In Christ (En Kristo)
Know the term that describes letters falsely presented as being from the apostles
Pseudepigraphal Writings
