WorksheetsNew Testament Survey 3
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
Galatians is a sturdy defense of :
_____ a. Paul’s ministry
_____ b. Christianity
_____ c. the doctrine that “a man is not justified by the works of the law, but through faith in Jesus Christ.”
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. none of the above
Paul condemns in his letter to the Galatians:
_____ a. “the Nicolaitans”
_____ b. “the doctrine of Balaam”
_____ c. “the perverters of the Gospel”
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. none of the above
Paul received his Gospel from:
_____ a. his training in the Old Testament scriptures
_____ b. Ananias whom the Lord sent to lay hands on him and to pray for him to receive his sight and be filled with the Holy Ghost
_____ c. Christ
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. none of the above
The Gospel was first taught:
_____ a. by the Synoptic Gospels
_____ b. by John’s Gopsel
_____ c. by Peter’s ministry in Acts
_____ d. by Paul’s ministry in Acts
_____ e. by the Old Testament
A great example of justification by faith in God that Paul uses in his letter to the Galatians was:
_____ a. Abel
_____ b. Enoch
_____ c. Noah
_____ d. Abraham
The most orderly and detailed treatment of Salvation in the New Testament is found in:
_____ a. Luke
_____ b. Acts
_____ c. Galatians
_____ d. Romans
Paul in Romans:
_____ a. defined and developed the subject of redemption
_____ b. encourages people beset by afflictions and tribulations
_____ c. gives the origin of the church, and its expansion to the uttermost parts of the earth
_____ d. both a and c
_____ e. none of the above
Paul wrote Romans:
_____ a. on his third missionary journey before leaving Corinth
_____ b. shortly after his first visit to the church at Rome
_____ c. during his imprisonment - Romans is one of the Prison Epistles
_____ d. none of the above
The Gospel Paul describes as being prophesied in the Old Testament is:
_____ a. the Synoptic Gospels
_____ b. John’s Gospel
_____ c. centered in the Son of God
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. both a and c
The first major division of Romans describes:
_____ a. the dead and living saints shall be one day reunited and together.
_____ b. the sinful condition of man and demonstrates the universal need for redemption
_____ c. authority in the church
_____ d. the concepts of unity through humility
_____ e. none of the above
Justification is:
_____ a. “that ye should abstain from fornication”
_____ b. “to be quiet and do your own business”
_____ c. “let him that stole steal no more: but rather let him labor working with his own hands the thing which is good, that he may have to give to him that needeth”
_____ d. “through faith in Jesus Christ unto all them that believe”
_____ e. all of the above
The outworking of redemption is best described by the example of:
_____ a. proper relationships to other individuals
_____ b. having a superior life to fellow Christians in order that you might be the supreme example
_____ c. a person who can properly evaluate his Christian life
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. both a and c
The “Prison Epistles” are:
_____ a. I and II Timothy and Titus
_____ b. I and II Corinthians, Romans, and Galatians
_____ c. Colossians, Philemon, Ephesians, and Philippians
_____ d. I and II Thessalonians and Hebrews
_____ e. both b and c
Paul wrote two letters to churches which he did not personally establish. They were:
_____ a. Ephesus and Colossae
_____ b. Ephesus and Philippi
_____ c. Rome and Colossae
_____ d. Colossae and Thessalonica
The twin epistles of the New Testament are:
_____ a. Colossians and Philippians
_____ b. Philippians and Ephesians
_____ c. Colossians and Philemon
_____ d. Colossians and Ephesians
_____ e. none of the above
The twin epistles are most nearly alike in their presentation of:
_____ a. the nature of justification
_____ b. redemption must be applied to everyday situations
_____ c. unity through humility and maturity in Christ
_____ d. Christ and His Body, the Church
_____ e. all of the above except b
Two likenesses common to the twin Epistles are:
_____ a. their descriptions of the old man and the new man together with the evidences of each
_____ b. commands to the various members of the household to fulfill their rightful functions
_____ c. their use of the key words “joy” and “rejoice”
_____ d. both b and c
_____ e. both a and b
Christ is described as pre-eminent in four distinct relationships that were necessary to the exposing of the heresy:
_____ a. to God, to angels, to the high priest, to Abraham
_____ b. to God, to created things, to the Church, to the work of redemption
_____ c. to God, to the Law, to angels, to philosophies
_____ d. none of the above
Paul made a request of Philemon because of their mutual relationship to Christ and each other that:
_____ a. would benefit Paul
_____ b. would benefit Philemon
_____ c. would benefit Onesimus
_____ d. as Christians, his request would benefit both Paul and Philemon, but Onesimus as soon as the request was granted.
_____ e. none of the above
Paul illustrates the doctrine of __________ in his request to Philemon in which he offers to pay any debt which stands due to Philemon by Onesimus:
_____ a. justification
_____ b. sanctification
_____ c. imputation
_____ d. regeneration
Ephesus was:
_____ a. the territory located in eastern Asia Minor
_____ b. noted for its wickedness and immorality, highlighted by the corrupt, sensual worship of Aphrodite.
_____ c. an important center commercially, intellectually, and religiously
_____ d. the home of the goddess Diana
_____ e. both c and d
In Ephesians, Paul highlights such important themes as:
_____ a. justification, sanctification, the baptism with the Holy Spirit
_____ b. election, foreordination, adoption, redemption
_____ c. water baptism, healing, casting out devils
_____ d. the sealing with the Holy Spirit, final possession of the Church by God
_____ e. both b and d
In the practical division of Ephesians, there are two concepts in keeping with a person’s position as a member of the Body of Christ:
_____ a. “joy” and “rejoice”
_____ b. “walk” and “warfare”
_____ c. “word” and “believe”
_____ d. “knowledge” and “suffer”
The starting point for the preaching of the Gospel in Europe was:
_____ a. Philippi
_____ b. Corinth
_____ c. Colossae
_____ d. Ephesus
_____ e. Rome
When Paul, Silas, Timothy, and Luke arrived in Philippi, they preached first to:
_____ a. the Jews in the synagogue
_____ b. the Gentile believers in the synagogue
_____ c. a group of women gathered for prayer near the river
_____ d. Gentiles in the home of the chief ruler of the synagogue, Crispus
_____ e. both a and b
The underlying theme of Philippians is:
_____ a. “redemption”
_____ b. “suffering”
_____ c. “the Gospel”
_____ d. “walk and warfare”
_____ e. “love”
Key words in Philippians are:
_____ a. knowledge and tribulation
_____ b. believe and witness
_____ c. joy and rejoice
_____ d. truth and hospitality
_____ e. none of the above
By His own example, Christ has shown the way of acceptance with God:
_____ a. He took the most exalted positions during His earthly ministry
_____ b. the lowly place precedes the exalted position
_____ c. it is humiliating to take the place of the lowly servant, and God’s Son is always seen in an exalted position
_____ d. none of the above
_____ e. both a and c
I and II Timothy and Titus are identified as the:
_____ a. Prison Epistles
_____ b. Ecclesiological Letters
_____ c. Pastoral Epistles
_____ d. Christological Letters
_____ e. both b and c
What Timothy and Titus have in common:
_____ a. both were born to Jewish parents
_____ b. both were led to Christ by Paul
_____ c. both were given the responsibility of organizing and administering the affairs of churches
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. both b and c
Which of the following illustrates Timothy’s family and spiritual background prior to his joining Paul in the ministry:
_____ a. reared by his mother, a Jewess - father, a Greek, he knew the Old Testament scriptures from his childhood
_____ b. “well reported of by the brethren that were at Lystra and Iconium
_____ c. he is an example of a Gentile become a Christian
_____ d. both b and c
_____ e. both a and b
The evidence Paul gives of his confidence in Timothy:
_____ a. he entrusted Timothy with the responsibility of a leading church - Ephesus
_____ b. he seems to have been the kind of person we today call a trouble shooter, and was sent by Paul into difficult situations.
_____ c. he was left in the island of Crete to “set in order the things that were wanting, and appoint elders in every city.
_____ d. both a and b
_____ e. both b and c
In proper church administration emphasis is placed:
_____ a. first upon care and responsibilities of widows
_____ b. first regarding the work of the elders, the servants, and the teachers
_____ c. second upon care and responsibilities of widows
_____ d. second regarding the work of the elders, the servants, and the teachers
_____ e. both a and d
He is presented as an example of a Gentile become Christian without the necessity of Jewish circumcision:
_____ a. Paul
_____ b. Timothy
_____ c. Titus
_____ d. Luke
_____ e. Demas
The theme of Titus is:
_____ a. “sound doctrine”
_____ b. the chief purpose of trial is that is might bring about endurance and completeness
_____ c. “to press on unto perfection”
_____ d. “the faith which was once delivered unto the saints”
_____ e. none of the above
How does Paul treat works in his letter to Titus:
_____ a. as the basis of salvation
_____ b. works are not the basis of salvation
_____ c. works are the evidence of salvation
_____ d. both a and c
_____ e. both b and c
The chief problem in Crete was:
_____ a. “perverters of the gospel” and Paul calls down the curse of God upon them
_____ b. the Jews raised a cry against Paul and Silas and Timothy charging them with acts “contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying there is another king, one Jesus.”
_____ c. false teachers mainly “of the circumcision”
_____ d. all of the above
_____ e. none of the above
Two important doctrines in Titus:
_____ a. justification and sanctification
_____ b. sanctification and the baptism with the Holy Spirit
_____ c. God and salvation
_____ d. second Advent and eternal judgment
_____ e. none of the above
The final recorded words of Paul in the New Testament are:
_____ a. Hebrews
_____ b. Titus
_____ c. I Timothy
_____ d. II Timothy
As Paul faces death, his chief concern is:
_____ a. for himself because he had been forsaken by everyone except Luke
_____ b. for the welfare of Timothy and the success of his work in Ephesus
_____ c. defending his apostleship
_____ d. none of the above
II Timothy because of its exhortations which constitute the major thrust of the epistle is:
_____ a. a letter of theological counsel
_____ b. a letter of personal counsel
_____ c. a letter of fear since his future was uncertain
_____ d. none of the above
_____ e. both b and c
The Scriptures are “Inspired of God” means:
_____ a. written by the finger of God
_____ b. God has breathed them out to men
_____ c. the words of God written on golden plates
_____ d. none of the above
_____ e. both a and b
Two things the Word communicated is able to do:
_____ a. challenge a person to a better life
_____ b. enlighten one unto salvation
_____ c. t
hroughly equip the man of God
_____ d. help a person change their goals in life
_____ e. both b and c
