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WorksheetsCh.1 The Bible
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which of the following do not properly identify the attribute summarized in ISCAN?
S - Scripture
N - Necessary
C - Clarity
A - Applicable
I - Inerrant
The Greek word for "doctrine" is (a) meaning (b) .
(a) beliefs that require faith.
T/F Christian doctrine is based only on the Bible and nothing else.
True
False
The Bible's appeal to itself as the ultimate authority is
a weak circular argument because it only references itself.
a necessary circular argument because there is no higher authority to appeal to.
an example of its clarity.
a valid reason to be skeptical of its reliability.
The idea that the Bible is "inspired" gives it authority because it means the scripture is the work of (a) and not merely (b) .
When Christians view scripture as the ultimate "measuring line" or standard for truth they are acknowledging it as
inspired
canon
necessary
doctrine
(Check all that apply) Clarity means that scripture can be understood, but
not by everyone
not all at once
only with the help of the Holy Spirit
not without obedience
only by those with proper training
Reasoning based on creation and personal experience is an example of (a) .
For which of the following is Scripture necessary?
knowing God exists
determining God's will for your life
viewing God as Just and a Creator
having a personal relationship with God
spiritual growth and maturity
Jesus' life and words here on earth are an example of
General Revelation
Special Revelation
neither
The idea that everything believers need for salvation and a relationship with God is found in the Bible is an example of its
authority
clarity
necessity
sufficiency
inerrancy
Because of the Bible's sufficiency, believers are accountable to
the restricted to the strictest interpretations of doctrine.
what is explicitly written in Scripture
what is implicitly shown by the Holy Spirit
the same convictions as all other believers
nothing but their own consciences
The idea that the Bible cannot affirm anything contrary to fact is an example of its
authority
inerrancy
clarity
sufficiency
necessity
What is one idea you found most helpful or interesting in this chapter? Why?
There are (a) books in the Bible. (b) in the Old Testament and (c) in the New Testament.
The TANAKH is an acronym for the (a) including the (b) , (c) , and (d) .
Match the following scriptures with the Biblical attribute they illustrate.
"God is not man, that he should lie" - Num 23:19
Inerrancy
"Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God." - Matt 4:4
Necessity
“All Scripture is breathed out by God" - 2 Tim 3:26
Authority
"The testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple" - Ps 19:7
Clarity
"All Scripture is ... for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work." - 2 Tim 3:26-27
Sufficiency
