Route 66 Unit 13 Test

The General Letters are called "general" because they were written to a...

• do not tell who wrote them

• do not tell to whom they are written

• cover many general topics

• were sent to a wide, general audience

Hebrews is a letter that was written to:

• churches in Galatia

• Jewish Christians

• Christians in Rome

• None

True Or False: The purpose for writing the book of Hebrews was to help those who were drifting away.

• True

• False

We can better understand the letters to the Hebrews by...

• finding out who wrote it

• studying the Old Testament

• studying the book of Acts

• believing what it says

The author of Hebrews encourages his readers by:

• showing them that Jesus is better than the old covenant

• showing them how to understand prophecy

• showing them they have drifted away from the faith

• telling them about Christ’s second coming

The letter of James was most probably written by:

• James, the brother of John

• James, the brother of Jesus

• James, the bishop of Rome

• someone who used James’s name so that people would read what he had written

James was written to:

• Jews outside Palestine

• Jews in Jerusalem

• Jews and Gentiles in Italy

• Jews and Gentiles everywhere

James says ________________________.

• faith is more important than works

• works are more important than faith

• faith without works is dead

• works without faith are dead

James tells us to control our tempers by ________________________.

• being quick to listen

• being slow to speak

• being slow to become angry

• all of the above

Peter wrote his first letter to ________________________.

• Christians scattered over Asia Minor

• Christians in Rome

• Christian Jews

• Christians in Jerusalem