NT SG10: Hebrews and James

Why are the General Epistles titled "General"?

• The Epistles appeal to no specific audience or whose identity is somewhat broad.
• The Epistles are written primarily for the Romans.
• The Epistles are written primarily Greeks
• The Epistles served as a set of instructions for priests.

All of the following practices are included in section 2 of James EXCEPT . .

• Practice favoritism for the holy
• Practice tongue control
• Practice submission to God
• Practice patience and the prayer of faith

What does the author of James have to say about showing favoritism?

• We should not practice favoritism in our treatment of others.
• Favoritism is often necessary.
• Favoritism of holy people will lead the way.
• Favoritism is mostly practiced by the Gentiles.

According to the James, what can we know for sure about the trials of life?

• Trials will in fact come to all
• Everyone experiences the same number of trials
• Trials come only to those who deserve trials
• It is not possible to overcome trials.

What is a two point outline for James?

• A faith that works 1-2 & Practice for Life 3-5
• Grace 1-2, and Judgment 3-5
• Friends 1-2, Foes 3-5
• Early Church 1-2, and the Future 3-5

Who is the audience James is writing for according to the text?

• To the twelve scattered tribes
• To the Gentiles
• To the Greeks
• To the Romans

What is an alternate title of the book of James?

• Faith producing works
• Redemption and Revelation
• The role of angels
• The sinners and the saved

How many commands are found in James' 108 versus?

• Greater than 50 direct commands
• Greater than 30 direct commands
• Greater than 10 direct commands
• Greater than 100 direct commands

James' tone echoes these two forms of Old Testament literature

• Prophecy and wisdom
• History and Prophecy
• History and wisdom
• Poetry and History

In the book of James, what do Paul and James conclude about good works?

• Good works authenticate trust in Jesus Christ
• Good works only come in the form of helping the needy.
• Good works primarily focus on sharing the Gospel.
• Good works are tallied by God in Heaven.