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1
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T or F

Integrity is a code of conduct.

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False.

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Integrity will lead to a code of conduct.

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True.

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You can have conduct without character.

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True.

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Personal holiness or personal integrity will often dictate your code of conduct.

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False.

It ALWAYS will.

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Holiness is governed by principles you must establish in your own life.

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True.

Holiness is governed by principles YOU must establish in YOUR OWN life.

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A Christians personal conduct is always situational depending on the circumstances and the people you’re with.

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False.

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Mt. 6:21, “For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” show us ultimately our values dictate our conduct.

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True.

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People get in trouble when their minds have no fixed principles.

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True.

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Doing the right thing will never cost you.

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False.

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10
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The cornerstone of holiness are the principles and commands established by the word
of God.

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True.

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No one really attempts to use the Bible to justify their sin.

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False.

The Pharisees.

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Absent the core values of the Bible a carnal men is always able to justify his actions.

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True.

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Jesus said the Pharisees did not go far enough in some ways.

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True.

They did the minimum and said, “Im righteous.”

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Jesus said we must do less than the righteousness of the Pharisees because they were
legalistic.

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False.

”..unless your righteousness exceed…”

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Convictions are necessary but cannot be preached as Bible commands.

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True.

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Biblical principles must be concretely applied and obeyed or we are sinning.

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True.

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Commands are not optional unless unless we live in a very different cultural setting
than the Bible.

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False.

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1 Thess. 5:22 is a command to remove yourself from even an appearance of evil.

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True.

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Our Christian freedom belongs to us.

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False.

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Our Christian freedom belongs to God.

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True.

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The NLT gives a good translation of the Greek “exoutheneo” in Rom. 14:3 which means
“look down on”.

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False.

“utterly despise.”

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The Greek “exoutheneo” in Rom. 14:3 is best translated “despise” because it means not merely “looking down on” but to “despise utterly” another brother.

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True.

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23
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In Romans 14 only the “stronger brother” was trying to honor God.

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False.

Both were.

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In Romans 14 both the “weaker brother” and “stronger brother” were trying to honor God in their conduct.

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True.

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25
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In Rom. 14:7, “For none of us liveth to himself, & no man dieth to himself.” basically means the same as “no man is an island” showing we must live in community.

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False.

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26
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Paul says even our Christian freedoms belong to God.

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True.

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Paul says our freedoms shouldn’t destroy another person God died for.

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True.

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We can do things that others disagree with no matter what they think.

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False.

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We are commanded to serve Christ even in our Christian freedoms.

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True.

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We serve Christ by not offending a weaker brother through not participating in Christian freedom issues that offend.

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True.

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Paul is clear Christian freedom issues are not a sin in itself.

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True.

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32
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Practicing a Christian freedom is a sin only if you can find the issue named in the very words of the Bible.

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False.

The Bible doesn’t say, “thou shalt not smoke Marlboro.”

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33
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Practicing a Christian freedom is a sin if you are hurting your brother or sister in Christ.

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True.

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34
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Purity of heart and feeling good about a practice is a solid guide to our practice of Christian freedom issues.

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False.

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35
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Even a pure practice becomes evil, if you don’t care who you hurt or offend in doing it.

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True.

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36
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It is legalistic to say we must give up any Christian freedom that may cause your brothers & sisters to stumble, be offended, or weaken their faith.

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False.

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37
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If a practice is not wrong it is always open to a Christian to do.

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False.

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38
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Multiple Choice

Who does Paul put the responsibility on regarding Christian freedom issues?

A

The stronger brother.

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39
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Multiple Choice

Who can liberty can hurt?

A

The weaker brother.

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40
Q

Multiple Choice

What’s the responsibility of the stronger person regarding Christian freedoms that are not wrong but offend?

A

To give it up.

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41
Q

Multiple Choice

According to 1 Cor. 8:12-13 who do we sin against when we hurt weaker brothers and sisters?

A

Christ (in the text, probably best answer).

God (generally speaking).

42
Q

Multiple Choice

How does Scripture say we can be lost regarding a Christian freedom if it is not wrong?

A

By the attitude that says, “I can do this no matter who I hurt.”

43
Q

Multiple Choice

What are the three separate and yet necessary biblical categories discussed in class regarding holiness?

A
  1. Commmands > Obey.
  2. Principles > Apply.
  3. Convictions > Individual, can be applied but not preached as 1. or 2.
44
Q

Multiple Choice

Where is our definition of holiness found?

A

The Bible.

45
Q

Multiple Choice

What is the biblical definition of nakedness?

A

Thighs.

46
Q

Multiple Choice

According to the biblical definition of holiness, what must we never expose?

A

Above the knee, “the loins.”

47
Q

Multiple Choice

Is there any place in the OT that affirms the male/female distinction in dress?

A

Deut. 22:5

48
Q

Multiple Choice

Is there any place in the NT that affirms the male/female distinction in dress?

A

1 Tim.

49
Q

Multiple Choice

Where is the first place we find Scripture defining nakedness?

A

Genesis 3.

50
Q

Multiple Choice

According to 1 Tim. 2 the woman’s primary problem areas with holiness are which of the following?

A

3 A’s

  1. Adornment
  2. Apparel
  3. Attitude
51
Q

Multiple Choice

According to 1 Tim. 2 the man’s primary problem areas with holiness are which of
the following?

A

3 A’s

  1. Appetite
  2. Anger
  3. Apathy
52
Q

Multiple Choice

What are some of the references in the OT to show why we have certain specific “lines” regarding dress?

A

Ex. 28:42.
Is. 20:2.
Is. 47:1-3.

53
Q

Multiple Choice

The Hebrew word “kuttonet” refers to the garments of skins God made Adam and Eve and always meets which of the following requirements?

A

“A sleeved garment, coming to the knee, sometimes the ankle.”

54
Q

Multiple Choice

What was the equivalent or “girding the loins” regarding sleeves?

A

“Bearing the arm.”

55
Q

Multiple Choice

Which of the following resources prove the biblical standard of dress by showing the
above (see 51)?

A

Jensens Hebrew Lexicon International Bible Encyclopedia

56
Q

Multiple Choice

What are some of the NT verses that show standards of dress are in agreement with the OT “lines” regarding dress?

A

1 Tim. 2.

57
Q

Multiple Choice

What does the Greek word “katastole” translated best “modest apparel” show regarding NT dress for women?

A

“A loose flowing garment.”
“No girded loins.”
“No exposing the thighs.”
Deut. 22:5

58
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Multiple Choice

“Katastole” always refers to what minimum requirements?

A

A loose flowing garment.
Sometimes worn to the ankles.
Never exposing the thighs.

59
Q

Multiple Choice

Could Paul have used a different word to describe a garment that meant always to the ankle in Greek?

A

Yes.

60
Q

Multiple Choice

Which scholars agree that modest apparel according to the Bible means clearly from top to bottom a loose flowing garment that doesn’t expose the loins or things reflected more accurately in Victorian style dress?

A

Adam Clark.
Vine’s Dictionary.
John Gill.
Tertullian.

61
Q

Multiple Choice

What do the Assyrian bas-reliefs of Sennacherib’s siege of Judah (2 Kings 18:14, 17, 19:8; 2 Chron. 32:9; Isa. 36:2, 37:8) depict women and men as?

A

Women in ankle length dresses.

Men in shorter length robes, to the knees, and short hair.

62
Q

Multiple Choice

According to Smith’s dictionary a person wearing the tight inner garment only was considered what?

A

Naked.

63
Q

Multiple Choice

If the garment was tight and even to the ankles what was this still considered in Scripture according to Smith’s Bible Dictionary?

A

Naked.

64
Q

Multiple Choice

Who wore “breeches” in the OT?

A

Only men.

65
Q

Multiple Choice

According to Hebrew lexicons, what did “breeches” mean?

A

Trousers that extend below the knee.

66
Q

Multiple Choice

Where does our English word “britches” and our modern concept of “pants” come from?

A

The Hebrew word “breeches.”

67
Q

Multiple Choice

Who wore pants exclusively for the first 5900 years of human history?

A

Men.

68
Q

Multiple Choice

What must faith have attached to it?

A

Obedience.

69
Q

Multiple Choice

If you are deliberately living contrary to His Word, it shows you are not invested in which of the following?

A

Continuing faith.

70
Q

Multiple Choice

What is more powerful than the Law?

A

Love.

71
Q

Multiple Choice

What is essential to living a holy life?

A

The Holy Spirit.

72
Q

Multiple Choice

When can you tell if someone’s heart is not towards God?

A

When they ask, “what is the bare minimum I can get by with?”

73
Q

Multiple Choice

When can you tell that someone in love with God and their heart is towards Him?

A

When they ask, “how can I please Him?”

74
Q

Multiple Choice

What do leaders not have the right to do regarding holiness?

A

Add to the Word.
Take away from the Word.
Not apply the principles.

75
Q

Multiple Choice

In applying the biblical principles regarding ornamentation what three things must we look at?

A
  1. Moderation.
  2. Is the purpose of jewelry or apparel primarily functional?
  3. Is it primarily ornamentation?
76
Q

Multiple Choice

What are 3 reasons to live holy?

A
  1. To please God.
  2. To win others.
  3. For our own sake.
77
Q

Multiple Choice

What we do on the outside is always a reflection of what?

A

What’s on the inside.

78
Q

Multiple Choice

What did God not design or will to dwell in our bodies?

A

Sin.

79
Q

Multiple Choice

Living a Christian life keeps you from sins of the flesh that result in which of the following?

A

Things like lung cancer, sorosis of the liver and STD’s.

80
Q

Multiple Choice

Living a Christian life keeps you from sins of the spirit that result in which of the following?

A

Things like high blood pressure from jealousy and rage.

81
Q

T or F

1 Cor. 11 is nothing more than an old cultural argument.

A

False.

82
Q

T or F

The word “culture” is never used in 1 Cor. 11.

A

True.

83
Q

T or F

1 Cor. 11 ties “hair” to God’s creative order that speaks to all times & places.

A

True.

84
Q

T or F

Paul shows a woman’s uncut hair is given for her “covering”.

A

True.

85
Q

T or F

For centuries Jewish men wore prayer shawls.

A

True.

They still do.
American culture for not wearing hats when we pray is not biblical but still relevant.

86
Q

T or F

Paul uses “ordinances” or “paradosis” which are used of handed down commands, or orders (as in military).

A

True.

87
Q

T or F

Men were not to wear “veils” or “coverings” according to Paul.

A

False.

It’s not about veils, its about hair.

88
Q

T or F

A woman “covered” means long not necessarily uncut hair.

A

False.

89
Q

T or F

“Covered” for women is attached to “uncovered” katakalupto in 11:5, 13 showing it means uncut hair.

A

True.

90
Q

T or F

The NIV explicitly shows a man being “covered” can only refer to a veil.

A

False.

Even the NIV gets the “hair thing” right.

91
Q

T or F

Long hair on men (not lack of a veil) indicates lack of spiritual submission.

A

True.

92
Q

T or F

Veils were considered disgraceful on Jewish or Greek men.

A

False.

93
Q

T or F

The word uncovered “akatakaluptos” means to interrupt the flow downward.

A

True.

94
Q

T or F

Length of hair is the main issue with Paul showing trimming or “maintaining” your hair is ok.

A

False.

95
Q

T or F

According to Kittle’s comments in the culture Corinthian women all wore veils except Temple harlots.

A

False.

96
Q

T or F

All archeological evidence shows at that time Paul wrote in 1 Cor. 11 in Greek culture they did not wear veils.

A

True.

97
Q

T or F

Later than the writing of 1 Cor. 11 Greek women did wear veils but only under Catholicism.

A

True.

98
Q

T or F

Even the NIV footnote shows the issue is hair not veils because “uncovered” or ἀκατακάλυπτος is interpreted “…with no covering of hair on her head…”

A

True.

99
Q

T or F

Bauer shows that “…let her also be shorn…” is “kai keipostho” = (from keiro/aorist middle imperative) meaning to cut, or shear; or (middle) having cut one’s hair/have one’s hair cut.

A

True.

100
Q

T or F

I completed the required reading for this class.

A

(Hopefully) True.

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