practice test Flashcards
According to the Book of Acts, Paul began his mission work in each new city by going to the local synagogue.
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In printed Bibles, the letters from Paul to individuals appear before the letters from Paul to churches.
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Paul established the church in Rome.
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Paul presents himself to the Corinthians as a weakling and a fool.
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In Romans, Paul argues that since there is no condemnation for those in Christ, followers of Christ do not need to be held accountable for their actions
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According to what he writes in Romans, Paul expects Christians to live in a way that is pleasing to God.
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According to Philippians, those who live in a manner worthy of the gospel will never suffer.
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In 1 Corinthians, Paul teaches that a Christian should marry anyone he or she wants.
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Paul considered his blameless keeping of the Law of Moses as rubbish or dung.
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Paul had one of the highest salaries among preachers in the first century.
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At one point in his life, Paul tried to destroy Christianity.
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Ephesians was written to a primarily Jewish church.
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Of all the people to whom Paul wrote (that we have evidence for), he was most disappointed with the Galatians.
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According to the Pastoral Letters, all who live a godly life will be blessed with good health and sufficient wealth.
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Paul taught that Jesus freed people from the Law and therefore freed people to do whatever they want.
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Paul was married.
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Paul’s own letters and the material recorded in the Book of Acts provide enough information for a detailed reconstruction of his years as a missionary.
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The Jews are the only nation or religious group who have practiced circumcision.
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The Book of Romans supports civil disobedience.
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