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WorksheetsNT UIV Test Review: Heb-Rev
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 43mins
The name Hebrews comes from the document's
Author
Audience
Theme
Genre
The author of Hebrew is unknown.
True
False
The author of Hebrews describes the work as a...
Letter to be distributed among the faithful
Sermon to be delivered at the next church gathering
Brief word of exhortation (or challenge)
Prophetic vision of the last things
Poem concerning Jesus the Word
The major theme of Hebrews is...
Working one's faith out in practice
Hope for the return of Christ
God's love and light available through Jesus and the Spirit
The supremacy of the Son of God
Divine judgment
Hebrews quotes a lot from the Old Testament (especially the Torah)
True
False
Which of the following is not a statement Hebrews begins with concerning the Son?
The Son is greater than other revelations of God
The Son is the radiance of God's glory
The Son is the exact imprint of God's being
The Son is sustaining all things by his word
None of the above
Which of the following is not one of the says Hebrews argues that the Son is greater than the angels?
He has inherited a name more excellent than theirs
God has given his Son, not angels, the heavenly throne
The Son has a greater message to share than the angels
God did not subject the coming world to angels
None of the above
Which of the following is not one of the ways Hebrews argues that the Son is greater than Moses?
Moses was a servant of God's house, while Jesus is the Son of God's house
Moses was disobedient, while the Son was not
The Son offers a new and better Promised Land than Moses
The Son offers a new and better Sabbath rest than Moses
None of the above
Hebrews insists that Jesus cannot sympathize with our weakness and sins because he never sinned
True
False
Which of the following is not one of the ways Hebrews argues that the Son is the greatest high priest?
He was appointed by God, not a human
His priesthood is permanent
He is eternally available to everyone
He offers the best sacrifice of salvation
None of the above
What does the name "Melchizedek" mean?
King of Righteousness
King of Peace
Prince of Peace
Son of Righteousness
None of the above
Who offered Melchizedek a tenth of everything he had?
Israel
Jacob
Isaac
Abraham
Moses
From what line did Israelite priests come?
Judah
Levi
Manasseh
Joseph
None of the above
From what line of Israel did Jesus come?
Judah
Levi
Manasseh
Joseph
None of the above
Jesus was a priest in the order of Aaron
True
False
Which of the following is not a reason Jesus's sacrifice was greater than other sacrifices?
It only needed to be offered once
It was sufficient for all sins (not just the sins of the day/year)
It was meant for all people (not just Israel)
It was offered for himself and for others
All of the above
For Hebrews, heaven is the true sanctuary of God, and Jesus is now in the heavenly holy of holies.
True
False
Hebrews argues which of the following concerning the New Covenant?
It was instituted by Jesus
It's better than the Old Covenant
It promises the forgiveness of all sins
It promises that the law will be written on human hearts
All of the above
Hebrews challenges the audience to remain faithful to Jesus despite persecution.
True
False
What does Hebrews say is "the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen"?
Faith
Hope
Love
True
None of the above
Which of the following people is not included in Hebrews' "Hall of Faith"?
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Rahab
None of the above
Where does James get its name from
Author
Audience
Genre
Editor
None of the above
Another name for James could be Jacob
True
False
The major theme of James is...
Working one's faith out in practice
Hope for the return of Christ
God's love and light available through Jesus and the Spirit
The supremacy of the Son of God
Divine judgment
James was the half-brother of Jesus
True
False
The audience of James was...
The church in Antioch
Jewish Christians in Italy
The twelve tribes in the dispersion
the Church in Sicily
None of the above
The genre of James is...
Gospel
Epistle
Apocalyptic Prophecy
Parable
None of the above
James says to consider it what when you encounter trials of various kinds?
Pure joy
Dreadful
Opportunistic
Meaningless
James insists that being a hearer of the word is sufficient for the life of faith.
True
False
James argues that showing partiality/favoritism, especially to the rich, is a sin.
True
False
James considers faith without works to be...
Dormant
Alive
Dead
Flourishing
None of the above
which of the following does James not compare the tongue to?
A small ruder that guides a whole ship
A small fire that sets ablaze a great forest
A spring pouring forth water
A fig tree yielding fruit
None of the above
What group of people does James warn most often?
The rich
The poor
The humble
The widow
None of the above
Which of the following is not included in James' understanding of "true religion"
Visiting orphans in their distress
Visiting widows in their distress
Keeping oneself unstained from the world
Telling those in need you wish them well
None of the above
James is heavily influenced by the wisdom literature of the Old Testament
True
False
1-2 Peter get their name from their...
Author
Audience
Genre
None of the above
Who helped write 1-2 Peter?
Silvanus
Paul
Gaius
Diotrephes
None of the above
1 Peter was written to...
The exiles of the dispersion
The church in Rome
The twelve tribes in the dispersion
Those who have obtained a faith of equal standing with the author
None of the above
2 Peter was written to...
The exiles of the dispersion
The church in Rome
The twelve
Those who have obtained a faith of equal standing with the author
None of the above
The genre of 1 and 2 Peter is...
Gospel
Epistle
Apocalyptic Prophecy
Parable
None of the above
1 Peter was written from...
Babylon
Greece
Italy
Asia Minor
Patmos
Which of the following is not a theme of 1 Peter
Living as aliens in a hostile land
Persevering in suffering
Pursuing holiness
Being subject to the authorities and to one another
None of the above
Which of the following is the main theme of 2 Peter?
Living righteously by sharing in the divine nature
Working one's faith out in practice
Hope for the return of Christ
God's love and light available through Jesus and the Spirit
The supremacy of the Son of God
What major eyewitness event does 2 Peter allude to, to support the trustworthiness of its testimony?
The Transfiguration of Jesus
The Ascension of Jesus
The Last Supper of Jesus
The Birth of Jesus
None of the above
What biblical story does 2 Peter not employ for the judgment?
Rebellion and imprisonment of angels of old
The flood of Noah's day
The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
The rebuking of Balaam
The expulsion of Adam and Eve from the garden
What does 2 Peter (and other NT documents) call the even of Christ's return and judgement
The Day of the Dead
The Day of the Lord
The Day of Judgment
The Day of all days
None of the above
2 Peter envisions a new heavens and a new earth in the last days.
True
False
The names of 1-3 John come from their...
Author
Audience
Location
Genre
None of the above
The traditional author for 1-3 John is...
John the Apostle
John the Elder
A different John
Member of the Johannine community
None of the above
1 John has a circular rather than a linear structure.
True
False
1 John insists that God is...
Light
Love
Both (a) and (b)
Neither (a) nor (b)
None of the above
What contrast does 1 John not make use of?
Light and darkness
Truth and lies
Love and hate
Righteousness and sin
None of the above
What does 1 John call those who oppose Christ
Antichrists
False prophets
Hooligans
Judaizers
None of the above
To whom is 2 John addressed?
The church in Antioch
The Hebrews
The Johannine Community
The Elect Lady and her children
None of the above
The genre of both 2 John and 3 John is
General Epistle
Gospel
Personal Letter
Apocalyptic Prophecy
None of the above
2 John encourages its audience to...
Walk in the truth
Love one another
Watch out for deceivers
False teachers into one's house
All of the above
3 John is addressed to...
The church in Rome
Seven churches in Asia Minor
The Elect Lady and her children
Gaius
Diotrephes
Who does 3 John warn his audience about?
Gaius
Diotrephes
The Elect Lady and her children
Jesus
None of the above
The name Jude comes from its...
Author
Audience
Location
Genre
None of the above
Another name for Jude would be...
Judas
Jerome
Judea
Enoch
None of the above
Jude was a (half) brother of Jesus
True
False
The genre of Jude is...
Gospel
Epistle
Apocalyptic Propohecy
None of the above
What's the main theme of Jude?
Working on one's faith out in practice
Hope for the return of Christ
God's love and light available through Jesus and the Spirit
The supremacy of the Son of God
Divine judgment
Which of the following is not true concerning Jude?
It was initially going to be a letter about salvation
It became a challenge to its audience to contend/fight for the faith
It warned against certain ungodly people
It alludes to popular Jewish literature outside the Bible
None of the above
Which of the following stories does Jude not allude to concerning the theme of judgment?
Destruction of the unbelievers after the exodus
Imprisonment of the rebellious angels
Punishment of Sodom and Gomorrah
None of the above
All of the above
What biblical figure does Jude not mention concerning the theme of judgment?
Cain
Balaam
Korah
Adam
None of the above
The name Revelation comes from its...
Author
Audience
Genre
Location
None of the above
Which of the following is not another word for Revelation
Apocalypse
Unveiling
Manifestation
Mystery
None of the above
Who is the traditional author of Revelation?
John
James
Peter
Paul
None of the above
What is the genre of Revelation?
Apocalyptic
Prophecy
Epistle
All of the above
None of the above
Which of the following was the book of Revelation not meant to do?
Show Christ's servants what must soon take place
Give a precise date concerning the return of Christ
Encourage persecuted Christians with hope of Christ's return and judgment of oppressors
Challenge unfaithful churches to faithfulness to Jesus
None of the above
Revelation was likely written during the persecution under what Roman Emperor
Nero
Domitian
Decius
Diocletian
None of the above
Where was revelation written?
Asia Minor
Sicily
Patmos
Rome
None of the above
What symbol does Revelation use for churches?
Beast
Lampstand
Lamb
Scroll
Dragon
What primary symbol does Revelation use for Jesus?
Beast
Lampstand
Lamb
Scroll
Dragon
What symbol does Revelation use for the empire?
Beast
Lampstand
Lamb
Scroll
Dragon
What symbol does Revelation use for God's plan for history?
Beast
Lampstand
Lamb
Scroll
Dragon
What symbol does revelation use for Satan?
Beast
Lampstand
Lamb
Scroll
Dragon
How many people were shown to be in the Lamb's army in Revelation?
3
7
666
144,000
None of the above
The original audience of Revelation included how many churches in Asia Minor?
3
7
666
144,000
None of the above
What was the number of the beast's mark in Revelation?
3
7
666
144,000
None of the above
What emperor did this number likely refer to (given Jewish numerology)
Nero
Domitian
Decius
Diocletian
Constantine
Where is the final battle between good and evil located in Revelation?
Apocalypse
Jerusalem
Armageddon
Heaven
None of the above
What's the period of Christ's 1,000-year reign alongside the martyrs called?
The Millenium
The Decalogue
The Day of the Lord
The Day of Judgement
None of the above
What's the name for the final city that comes down from the new heaven to the new earth?
New Nashville
New Antioch
New Armageddon
New Bethlehem
New Jerusalem
