WorksheetsGU - AG History (Chapter 1)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In the history of Christianity there have always been those who have sought the gifts of the Holy Spirit. What development had taken place by the fourth century?
The gifts of the Spirit were restricted to members of the clergy and monastic orders.
Theological discussions concentrated on disagreements about the nature of Christ and the Trinity.
Church authorities generally championed the seeking of the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Teaching on the Holy Spirit had ceased.
What is meant by the term "the double cure"?
The healing of sickness in both body and mind.
Spiritual therapy for social as well as for spiritual ills
Forgiveness from original sin and its expression in the life of a believer
Entire sanctification: an instantaneous purification after conversion
Regarding divine healing, the nineteenth-century holiness movement was
strongly opposed.
a haven for those who accepted this teaching.
unanimous in supporting this teaching.
completely unaffected.
Charles F. Parham is associated with which of the following?
The exercise of the gift of tongues by foreign missionaries.
The recognition of the validity of the spiritual gifts when they were exercised by women.
The notion that tongues functioned as evidence of Spirit baptism.
The connection between the coming of the Lord and the conversion of the Jews.
Which of the following was a significant theological issue, over which Pentecostal groups parted company?
The Godhead, the Trinity, and the Persons of the Trinity.
The divinity and humanity of Christ.
The Second Coming and the time of the Second Coming.
Free moral agency and eternal security.
Which statement best describes the occurrence of revival as the twentieth century approached?
Early Pentecostal revivals occurred primarily in the Midwestern portion of the United States.
The Pentecostal revival began at the Azusa Street Mission in Los Angeles, California.
Turn of the century revivals were experienced in many countries, notably in Australia and Wales.
There were many revivals, but limited means of communication made it difficult for the various revivals to influence one another.
At the turn of the century, speech in tongues was understood to be
the language of angels.
a special prayer language by which believers spoke directly to God.
evidence that the speaker was a member of the Bride of Christ and would be caught up in the rapture before the Great Tribulation.
modern foreign languages given for preaching the gospel in other countries.
Which statement best describes the contribution of William Seymour to the Pentecostal Movement? William Seymour
led the meetings at the Azusa Street Revival where speaking in tongues and other spiritual manifestations occurred.
effectively broke the color barrier in the Pentecostal church.
collaborated with Charles Parham in the revival meetings that took place in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri.
was an influential missionary sent out by the Apostolic Faith Mission.
Who of the following persons was known for her work in India with Pandita Ramabai, and for her book "Baptism with the Holy Ghost and Fire"?
Mary Hoover
Minnie Abrams
Bessie Durham
Rowena Ryan
Which of the following best describes the term "faith-life"? Missionary work
without a missionary strategy.
without dependable financial support.
entered into with the belief that God would provide knowledge of foreign languages.
that was not aligned with a denomination or mission board.
