Chapter 3 Bible Test (Philip and the Ethiopian Servant)

Match the following:

• a message given to man by God, often regarding future events

• free will

• the ability to choose from among various options what you will do

• truth

• the belief that eventually all people will be saved and reconciled to God

• Scripture

• a thought or statement that matches up with what is real

• universalism

• the holy writings of Christianity, including the Old and New Testaments

• prophecy

After leaving Jerusalem, Philip went to preach the gospel in (a)   , even though the Jews and the Samaritans were enemies.

• Ethiopia

• Egypt

• Samaria

• Galilee

Philip obeyed God’s command to go to the (a)   road, even though it may have seemed strange to leave the crowds for a road that nobody used.

• city

• desert

• busy

• paved

Because the servant had just been to Jerusalem to worship God and was reading the Scriptures, we know he was (a)   spiritual answers.

• seeking

• rejecting

• mocking

• teaching

Philip first asked the servant whether he (a)   what he was reading.

• saw

• understood

• hated

• liked

The servant was reading a prophecy from the Old Testament book of Isaiah that Jesus (a)   .

• questioned

• ignored

• destroyed

• fulfilled

The servant was ready to be baptized, because he understood who Jesus was and had (a)   in Him.

• faith

• fear

• weakness

• power

How did the Ethiopian servant come to faith in Jesus?

• He was reading a prophecy from Isaiah and asked Philip to help him understand it.

• He had a dream about Jesus.

• He met Jesus in person.

• He was convinced by a miracle he witnessed.

If God wants everyone to be saved, then why doesn’t everyone go to heaven like people who believe in universalism suggest?

​ (a)   means being ​ (b)   to God’s leading while continually ​ (c)   ourselves with the ​ (d)   and skills that ​ (e)   can use.

• Readiness
• alert
• equipping
• knowledge
• God