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C&C Prelim Exam

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Read Romans 5:1. What is the immediate result of being justified by faith? What five-letter word indicates our new status with God?

a)

love

b)

peace

c)

wealth

d)

saint

2.

Romans 5:1. The words "righteousness" and "justification" can be interchanged. They are both translations of the same Greek word. So to say that we are "righteous" does not mean, in this sense, that we have done right. What is the closest meaning?

a)

We are forgiven for our sins

b)

We are declared innocent in God's eyes

c)

God has dropped the charges against you

d)

We are given a clean slate by God

3.

Romans 5:1. God doesn't force justification on us against our will. What word indicates that we accept it? This word has many meanings in Scripture. In this verse it means "the open hand by which we take God's gift."

a)

Belief

b)

Faith

c)

Obedience

d)

Devotion

4.

Read 1 John 5:11-13. What word does John use to indicate he believes he is speaking the absolute truth? In some translations it is rendered "witness." Did you know that sometimes in a court trial, a witness's statement is deemed unacceptable if what was seen was viewed through a window? There is the possibility that glass can distort an image. John is saying, ''Hey listen! You can be absolutely sure that what I'm about to tell you is true."

a)

Testimony

b)

Affirmation

c)

Example

d)

Provision

5.

Where is eternal life, according to 1 John 5:11?

a)

apart from Jesus

b)

in our confidence

c)

in our works

d)

in Jesus

6.

Does John explicitly say in 1 John 5:11 that we can be certain that we have eternal life right now?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

he does not say

d)

he was not sure

7.

What best describes saving faith?

a)

Believing in the power of prayer

b)

Following the teachings of Jesus

c)

Participating in religious rituals and ceremonies

d)

Accepting God's free gift of salvation

8.

What best describes self-sacrificing faith?

a)

Giving up control of our lives to God

b)

Believing in a higher power without any personal gain.

c)

Making decisions based on what is best for others.

d)

Relying on one's own strength and abilities.

9.

What one factor determines who has eternal life, according to 1 John 5:12?

a)

Following the Ten Commandments

b)

Believing in the Holy Trinity

c)

Living a life of good works

d)

Having the Son

10.

What one graphic image of violence should be burned in the heart and soul of every Christian?

a)

The Massacre of the Innocents

b)

The Stoning of Stephen

c)

The Crucifixion of Christ

d)

The Flagellation of Jesus

11.

Which best describes serving faith?

a)

Serving God and humanity as a response of gratitude for His love and

salvation

b)

Following the teachings of a particular religion

c)

Participating in religious ceremonies and rituals

d)

Living a life of moral and ethical principles

12.

Identify two of the four great principles of successful prayer found in Luke 18.

a)

Tenacity

b)

Loudly

c)

Secretly

d)

Audacity

e)

Clarity

13.

What three important conditions for answered prayer were emphasized in the second lesson?

a)

Pray in the name of the dead saints.

b)

Pray in the name of Christ's blood.

c)

Pray with God-centered motives.

d)

Pray with grudges in the heart.

e)

Pray in obedience and according to God's will.

14.

Read Romans 12:1-3. What does God call us to do before He will reveal His perfect will to us through prayer?

a)

Ask God for guidance in prayer.

b)

Follow the teachings of Jesus.

c)

Offer ourselves to Him as a living sacrifice.

d)

Seek out the advice of others.

15.

These are the three internal approaches when we pray.

a)

The blood of Jesus.

b)

Listen to what our heart says.

c)

A motive that is God-centered.

d)

Openness to God's will.

e)

Pray with confidence that God always understands.

16.

What word in Luke 18:1 indicates that Jesus agrees with Paul's declaration that Christians are to "pray continually"?

a)

always

b)

moderately

c)

frequently

d)

when we remember

17.

Which example fits into praying with tenacity in Luke 18?

a)

The widow and the judge.

b)

The blind man.

c)

The small children.

d)

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector.

18.

To pray with audacity in Luke 18, we must be like the:

a)

The small children.

b)

The Pharisee

c)

Blind man

d)

The Widow.

19.

In James 4:3, what reason does James give for not receiving what we ask for in prayer?

a)

Not praying with enough faith.

b)

Not praying with enough humility.

c)

Not praying with enough sincerity.

d)

Praying with the wrong motive.

20.

In the same verse, what example does James give to define what a wrong motive might be?

a)

Greed or selfishness.

b)

Pleasure-seeking or self-centered motives.

c)

Self-promotion or vanity.

d)

Pride or arrogance.

e)

all of the above