SANCTIFICATION QUIZ

What does sanctification mean?

• To change from being the way we are by nature into being holy.

• A radical transformation that happens overnight.

• To make Holy, to consecrate, to separate from the world, and to be set apart from sin.

• The process of personal growth and development.

According to 1 Peter 1:15-16, how are we called to be?

• Sinful and separated from God.

• Free from obedience to Jesus Christ.

• Holy, as He is Holy.

• Worldly and unaffected by sanctification

What is the role of the Holy Spirit in sanctification?

• • The Holy Spirit grants grace and peace in abundance

• • The sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit brings about obedience to Jesus Christ

• • The Holy Spirit separates us from the world and sin

In Romans 6:2, it is stated that believers have _________________.

• "overcomes the world"

• "died to sin"

• "obey His command"

• "set free from sin"

Which scripture describes sanctification as being "separated from the sinful practices of this present world"?

• "1 Timothy 1:5"

• "Romans 6:5,13,16,19"

• "1 Thessalonians 3:13"

• "Philippians 1:10"

What does the Holy Spirit produce in believers according to the original text?

• 
  "the fruit of the Spirit"

• "blameless and holy"

• "set free from sin"

• "perfecting holiness"

What does sanctification enable believers to live according to Scripture?

• "obey His command"

• "pure and blameless"

• "in slavery to righteousness leading to holiness"

• "Holy and victorious lives of dedication to God"

According to the text, what does 'sanctification' imply?

• ongoing struggle with sin

• absolute perfection

• constant deliverance from temptation

• demonstrated in purity, obedience and blamelessness.

According to the text, is it possible for Christians to sin?

• sin is a sign of rebellion against God

• sin is necessary for spiritual growth

• sin is inevitable for all Christians.

• need not and ought not sin

What enables Christians to be able not to sin?

• the guidance of church elders

• self-discipline and self-control

• the Holy Spirit

• striving for perfection