Jr/Sr Bible Chapter 1-4

The city of Antioch was important because

• It was where Jesus was born.

• It's where Jesus was crucified.

• It's where Jesus' followers were first called Christians.

• It's where Luke wrote the book of Acts

To say that God is omnipresent means that

• He can be everywhere at once.

• He is all powerful.

• He knows everything.

• He is self-existent.

Activities like prayer, worship, and reading the Bible are called

• spiritual warfare.

• spiritual disciplines.

• spiritual guidance.

• spiritual revelation.

Select all statements that are true about the Bible

• It is one of the ways God reveals Himself.

• It cannot be trusted to guide our lives.

• It is inspired by God.

• It is relevant for all people of all ages and cultures.

• It has no historical accuracy.

The Gospels are

(Select all that apply)

• The first 5 books of the Old Testament.

• Historical accounts and biographies of Jesus' life.

• The first 4 books of the New Testament.

• All the books of the New Testament.

Which statements are true about being a Christian?

Select all that apply.

• It means to be a follower of Jesus Christ.

• You are automatically a Christian if your parents are.

• Christians should not care about worldly issues such as poverty and homelessness.

• It's not just a set of rules, it's a personal relationship with God

____________________ is the doctrine that the Bible is without error in the original writings.

• Hermeneutics

• Inerrancy

• Authority

• Chronological Snobbery

Deductive reasoning is also known as _______________________.

• Chronological snobbery

• Hermeneutics

• Proof texting

• Relativism

Which of the following are common mistakes that are made when reading the Bible?

(Select all that apply.)

• We assume the Bible doesn't need to be interpreted.

• We believe that the Bible will help us know God.

• We tend to ignore passages that don't fit our theology.

• We assume the Bible will give us wisdom for life.

• None of the above

__________________ is foundational to the Christian worldview.

• Authority

• Influence

• The apocrypha

• The Bible