Bible Reading

What book has the following verse: You shall know that your tent is at peace, and you shall inspect your fold and miss nothing. You shall know also that your offspring shall be many, and your descendants as the grass of the earth. You shall come to your grave in ripe old age...

• Proverbs

• Job

• Romans

• Acts

Answer explanation

This comes from the book of Job chapter 5 where Eliphaz begged his friend Job to listen to reason and to agree with the common wisdom regarding Job and his problem. If he would merely consult any godly person, they would tell him the same as Eliphaz did (to which of the holy ones will you turn).

In Acts 16, Paul become greatly annoyed to whom?

• Slave girl who had a spirit of fortune telling

• Slave girl who had a spirit of tongues

• Slave girl who had a spirit of prophecy

• Slave girl who had a spirit of divination

Answer explanation

Paul was greatly annoyed, and he did not appreciate the free advertising from the demon. He did not appreciate the source of the recommendation, and he didn’t need demonic approval of his work.

It is a chapter in Proverbs where righteousness and wickedness was mentioned both 6 times.

• Proverbs 11

• Proverbs 10

• Proverbs 12

• Proverbs 9

Answer explanation

Solomon continues his wise sayings in this chapter by contrasting the conduct and character of the upright and the wicked. Those labelled "righteous" or "blameless" here are those who follow godly wisdom (Proverbs 1:7). Those who ignore God, and selfishly follow their own whims, are the wicked and unrighteous (Proverbs 3:32–33).

This are the following key words for this book and chapter: Law, Sin, Death, War, and doing the opposites.

• Matthew 7

• Acts 7

• Romans 7

• Job 7

Answer explanation

In Romans 7, Paul describes the relationship between Christians and law of Moses and between the law and human sinfulness. Because we died spiritually when we came to faith in Christ, Christians have been freed from our obligation to follow the law.

Where can we find the parable of sheep?

• Matthew 8

• Matthew 10

• Matthew 18

• Matthew 20

Answer explanation

Barclay points out that this parable shows us the character of God’s love, being like the care a shepherd gives for a lost sheep.

· It is individual love.

· It is patient love.

· It is seeking love.

· It is rejoicing love.

· It is protecting love.

Who is Paul trying to commend in Acts 16?

• Prisca

• Phoebe

• Aquila

• Junia

Answer explanation

Paul certainly knew the value of what women could do in serving the church. Apparently Phoebe was on her way to Rome (probably entrusted with this precious letter) and Paul sends an advance recommendation of this sister in Christ so the Romans will receive her and support her during her stay in their city.

“I am blameless, yet I do not know myself; I despise my life. It is all one thing;

• Job 12

• job 6

• Job 3

• Job 9

Answer explanation

Job gave vent to his tortured feelings. He genuinely believed that he was blameless, yet at the same time he admitted that he did not know himself well enough to have a completely clear conscience.

In Matthew 10, Who are the 3rd pair disciples that was called to apostleship?

• Peter & Andrew

• James & John

• Philip & Bartholomew

• Thomas & Matthew

What chapter in Proverbs does this verse belong?

Whoever oppresses a poor man insults his Maker, but he who is generous to the needy honors him.

• Proverbs 7

• Proverbs 14

• Proverbs 21

• Proverbs 28

Answer explanation

In this chapter he discusses a variety of topics such as wisdom and folly, honesty and dishonesty, righteousness and evil, national security and national disgrace, personal security and destruction, the fear of the Lord, generosity, and wise servanthood. This series of astute comments will continue for several more chapters.

In Acts 13 | Paul stood up, and motioning with his hand said:

“Men of Israel and you who fear God, listen.  The God of this people Israel chose our fathers and made the people great during their stay in the land of Egypt, and with uplifted arm he led them out of it. And for about forty years he put up with them in the wilderness. And after destroying seven nations in the land of Canaan, he gave them their land as an inheritance.

 All this took about ___ years.