The epistle of James was probably written between what dates?

Which of the following words do James and Paul use with different meaning?

Which of the following does James not compare with a person’s tongue?

Which of the following do most scholars believe James most likely began to believe in Jesus as the Messiah?

James pushes his readers to live what kind of lives based on God’s revelation?

The church in James has what type of focus?

Who was responsible for James’ death in AD 62?

After the martyrdom of Stephen, which of the following was NOT one of the major issues these Christians were facing?

How many times does James call Jesus “Lord?”

Which of the following is NOT one of the major themes of James?

James uses the idea of a person looking in a mirror that exposes blemishes to a Christian reading God’s Word to expose personal faults.

According to James, testing produces endurance, and endurance produces perfection.

There are multiple Biblical evidences suggesting that Paul and James were enemies.

James was probably the first New Testament book to be written.

James was married and his wife traveled with him everywhere he went.

James shows that Christianity is practical, and that true faith results in good works and action.

According to James, if a person has pride and evil desires, they have the opposite of Godly wisdom.

The epistle of James was meant to be read in private as it was a personal letter.

The essence of what James wrote was to force his readers to answer the question of, "What does faith look like?"

James wrote this letter to Jewish Christians in order to encourage those who were beginning to experience persecution.

The author of the epistle of James was also the leader of the church in Damascus.

Throughout the book of James, a strong sentiment found is one’s hatred towards God is because of their love of this world.

The author to the epistle of James was the half-brother of Jesus.

Both Matthew and James speak out against what against three items?

The law in James parallels Leviticus 19 when it speaks against what types of things?

To which of the following location is James possibly writing?

What are the three topics that are prevalent in both 1st and 2nd Thessalonians?

Who granted the Thessalonians with the rights of being a free city?

Which of the following is NOT one of the three prevalent topics found in both 1st and 2nd Thessalonians?

Paul lists two events that will precede the Christ’s coming—the “Man of lawlessness” and what?

Paul wrote 1-2 Thessalonians from what location?

After being unable to return the Thessalonica, Paul sends back Timothy for what two reasons?

Despite the news brought back with Timothy, Paul and his companions felt the need to do what in reference to themselves?

Paul sends a strong warning to those who dismiss his commands about what?

Upon arriving in Thessalonica, how many Sabbath days did Paul proclaim Jesus as the Messiah?

Paul traveled to Thessalonica with Silas and…

What verse provides internal evidence that 2nd Thessalonians came after 1st Thessalonians?

Which of the following was NOT one of the three ways through which Paul taught the Thessalonians?

Thessalonica is part of the Roman province called what?

Due to heavy persecution placed on the Thessalonian believers, Paul assures them that God will do what two things?

The largest response to the Gospel message in Thessalonica was from who?

Who was Sylvanus?

Paul visited Thessalonica during which missionary journey?

For those who were being lazy in Thessalonica, Paul stated that they should be disciplined through noting who they were, admonishing them, and shunning them because they are now an enemy of the cross.

A teaching circulated among the Thessalonians that Christ had already come.

The location for where Paul wrote the letters to the Thessalonians, he was in that location for 3 years

When spoke of an example that the people of Thessalonica should be like, Paul used himself as that example.

Paul wrote to the Thessalonians with compassion and warmth.

Paul wrote 1 Thessalonians primarily to encourage those new believers, with whom he may have spent a fairly short time.

The largest response to the Gospel in Thessalonica was from the God-fearing Jews.

After Paul and his companions left Thessalonica, the persecution directed towards the Thessalonians eased to the point of nearly ceasing.

For those who did not accept the Gospel proclaimed by Paul, they called in the Romans to run him, and his companions out.

Paul writes 2nd Thessalonians with an understanding that sexual immorality is the one item threatening to destabilize them.

The city of Thessalonica still stands to this day, but under a different name.

When accusations and persecutions where brought against Paul and his companions, they stood their ground for the cause of Christ.

To whom was the book of Acts addressed?

Who was the first martyr?

Where was the “mother city” of the province of Asia?

What was the number of new believers after Peter’s Pentecost sermon?

Acts serves as what kind of a document for between the Gospels and the New Testament?

Where was Barnabas’ home town?

What is referred to in Acts as “my former book?”

How long was Paul imprisoned in Rome?

What language was Acts written?

Acts describes the ministries of which two men?

How many missionary Journeys did Paul have?

Which believer was stoned as Saul looked on in approval?

What city was Acts probably written?

Acts is the only New Testament book of what kind?

Who was the first cross-cultural missionary?

Which of the following was NOT one of the governors of Judea that Paul was tried before?

Roughly, how many years does the book of Acts cover?

Who was the author of Acts?

Where was the place of Jesus’ crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension?

We read in Acts that the disciples prayed, cast lots, and chose Joseph Barsabbas to replace Judas.

Before Jesus’ ascension, He told the disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit to come.

Before Peter and Cornelius met, each one had a vision, and each one knew it came from God.

After Paul and Barnabas disagreed, Paul traveled with Silas and Barnabas traveled with John Mark.

In ancient times, if you were not a Jew, you were considered a Gentile.

When Peter realized that Cornelius and his family had received the Holy Spirit, he order that they be circumcised.

The council at Jerusalem met to decide whether Gentile believers would need to be baptized.

In his sermon, Peter explained the signs and wonders that people were seeing.

God showed Peter that He accepts all who believe in Jesus and received forgiveness through His name.

The author of Acts writes the book to a man with a name meaning, "Lover of God."

Luke was known as a medical physician by a mention of him in Colossians 4:14 and the Greek he used when writing his books.

The Jerusalem Council judged circumcision as being unnecessary for those who wished to be Christians.

In Acts, we read that the believers sold their possessions and give to anyone who was in need.

Jesus ascended into heaven on the day of Pentecost.

The three titles the Gospel writers give to Jesus are Messiah, Son of God, and Son of Man.

Which Gospel starts with a genealogy beginning with Abraham?

How many times did Jesus make predictions about his dying?

Who was the first Christian martyr?

Which of the following was considered the center of education?

Which of the following groups were made up of the middle class?

Which of the following groups did not believe in an afterlife?

Which of the following were Gospel writers and apostles of Jesus?

Which of the following was made up of a day's wage?

Which Gospel writer described Jesus as the suffering Son of God?

Which of the following Jewish holidays are a remembering of the rededication of the Temple.

In Greek, what does the word "rabbi" mean?

How many books are in the New Testament?

Luke was a well-educated physician (doctor).

Which of the following Gospels uses the 7 "I AM" statement for describing Jesus?

Which Gospel starts with a genealogy beginning with Adam?

Which Gospel writer described Jesus as the Jewish Messiah?

For most of Jesus' lifetime, who was the emperor of Rome?

How far was a Sabbath day's journey?

Which of the following groups was 70 in number and made up the Jewish Supreme Court?

Which of the following is one of the most frequent descriptors for Jesus?

John was a tax collector that was seen as less than a traitor.

How many times do either of the phrases "Kingdom of God" or "Kingdom of heaven" appear in the Gospels?

Which Gospel writer described Jesus as the savior of all people?

Which Gospel writer described Jesus as the eternal Son of God?

Matthew had a second Hebrew name, meaning that he was most likely raised in a Jewish home.

Luke writes to "the most excellent Theophilus."

The primary theme of Jesus' teaching was to announce the arrival of the Kingdom of God.

Which of the following was made up of 1/8th of a cent?

How much of Jesus' teaching comes in the form of parables?

Which Gospel starts with a genealogy beginning with God as Jesus' Father?

During the time of Jesus, who ruled over Jerusalem?

In what year does John the apostle die?

What kinds of books does the New Testament include?

Which of the following groups had the most political power?

Jesus taught that the reign of God, now empowered by the Spirit, would open new possibilities to what?

A household often included the extended family, servants, and other employees.

Mark compares Jesus to Moses throughout his Gospel.

Mark's Gospel is a fast-paced, action packed account of Jesus that uses the word "immediately" over 40 times.

Which of the following groups numbered about 6000?