NTB UIV: 1 and 2 Peter

Peter constantly quotes from the OT.

• True

• False

With which book does 2 Peter share significant content?

• Jude

• 3 John

• Philemon

• Luke

What is Peter talking about when he says "the Day of the Lord?"

• The second coming of Jesus and the final judgment
• The Jewish Day of Atonement

• The Feast of the Incarnation

• The Sabbath

What does 1 Peter say about suffering?

• Suffering for doing good is to be like Jesus

• Suffering for breaking the law is a just punishment

• God will spare you all suffering in this life if you are a real Christian

• Because suffering is unfair you should fight against suffering

• Suffering is part of life, so it's okay if you cause others to suffer.

What alternative name does Peter use for Rome?

• Babylon

• Alexandria

• Zion

• Constantinople

• Petros

Who is the audience of 1 Peter?

• multiple churches in Asia Minor

• Jewish Christians in Spain

• Multiple churches in North Africa

• The Church of Jerusalem

When Peter is writing about slavery and marriage and citizenship, it is clear that he is telling people how to exercise power over others.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Peter is writing to people who have little to no power and how to Christians should relate to the people with power and authority over them.

Peter says that we are to participate in...

• the divine nature of God through his promises in Christ.

• the divine nature though our hard work.

• becoming masters over other people.

• nature through the great spirit that comes from the earth.

2 Peter 2:12 compares sin to

• animal instinct replacing human reason

• human reason controlling the desires

• a dark cloud hanging over your head

• something that God created

Peter says the Day of the Lord has not happened yet because...

• God is patient and giving people the opportunity to repent

• God is angry and wants to punish more people for sinning

• God and Satan are in an eternal battle that will never end

• God is asleep and hasn't woken up yet

• None of the above