WorksheetsBIBLICAL STEWARDSHIP - FINAL EXAM - CLAIM
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
"The lack of money is not the greatest obstacle to revival."
True
False
Maybe
Sometimes
When will Money become a hindrance to the progress of the church?
When man ceases to operate by faith and begins to trust in his abilities rather than God’s.
When man fails to obey God’s Words, practice His principles, and follow His plan.
When disobedience blocks the way of God’s blessings.
All of the above
"No amount of money can compensate for the willful disobedience of man." What does this statement mean?
Obedience is better than sacrifice.
There is no substitute for obedience.
Obedience is more important than money.
All of the above
"Methods change but principles remain the same." What does this statement imply?
Methods are constant.
Principles are immutable.
Principles are changeable.
None of the above
What determines man’s happiness, health, wealth, relationship with God, and eternity?
It depends on his faith
It depends on his obedience.
It is up to God
It is none of my business.
“Stewardship is not a subcategory of the Christian life. Stewardship is the Christian life." What does Randy Alcorn mean by this statement?
Stewardship is just a part of our Christian Life.
Stewardship constitutes our Christian Life.
Stewardship is but a subcategory of our Christian life.
None of the above.
God said to Cain, “If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? And if thou doest not well sin lieth at the door” (Genesis 4:7). According to this verse, what one must do in order to be accepted?
do good
do well
do right
just do it
It is a simple but essential truth of biblical stewardship. It means God owns everything.
Divine stewardship
Partial Ownership
Divine ownership
Total Ownership
He was the first steward.
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Adam
What are the responsibilities of Adam as the first steward?
to dress and guard the garden
to dress and to keep the garden
to keep the garden in order
to make the garden productive
Genesis 2:15 says “And the Lord God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it”. What does the meaning of the word "dress" according to this verse?
beautify
make it clean
cultivate
all of the above
Genesis 2:15 says “And the Lord God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it”. What does the meaning of the word "keep" according to this verse?
cultivate
protect
beautify
all of the above
Why would the Garden of Eden need to be cultivated and protected?
Because somebody might destroy and rob the fruits.
In order to keep it clean beautiful as always.
By nature, plants tend to degenerate and become wild when left to themselves.
All of the above
What was Adam's given two-fold responsibility?
manage and preserve
manage and observe
manage and reserve
none of the above
Among the following statements what BEST describes “The principle of Stewardship and the steward"?
"As the owner of all things, the steward has the right to do what he wants to do will all the possessions given to him by God."
"As the steward, you own everything that God owns. It is up to you how will you use it."
"Everything was entrusted to man, as a steward, the responsibility to manage, administer, and oversee”.
"As the owner of all things, God has entrusted to man, His steward, the responsibility to manage, administer, and oversee His property”.
Where can we find the first mention of the term steward in the Bible?
Genesis 2:15
Genesis 15:2
Genesis 15:3
Genesis 3:15
The word steward means ___________.
“Manager or overseer of another person’s wealth, gifts, and possessions”.
“Owner of another person’s wealth, gifts, and possessions”.
“Claimer of another person’s wealth, gifts, and possessions”.
None of the above
Who was Abraham's steward?
Eli
Eliezer
Eliakim
Ishmael
The following are the Characteristics of Eliezer, Abraham’s Steward, except one.
He was responsible for all Abraham owned.
He was faithful and trustworthy.
He was a man of integrity – no record of reproach in his life.
He was a man appointed by Abraham to become his heir.
The first mention of the word offering is found in Genesis 4:3-4, where Cain and Abel each brought an offering to the Lord.
True
Maybe
False
None of the above
according to Genesis 4:4, what did Abel bring unto the Lord as his offerings?
The firstlings of his flock and of the fat thereof
The firstlings of his flock
The first fruits of his field and of the fat thereof
None of the above
Answering the following questions, except one, will help us clarify the principle of the offering.
Who gave?
What was given?
To whom was it given?
None of the above
Why did God reject Cain's offering?
he did not offer a blood sacrifice
he did not do well
that he did not offer his best
All of the above
What was the missing element in Cain's offering?
blood
love
faith
obedience
Why did God accept Abel's offering?
He offered his best
He offered by faith
He offered a more excellent sacrifice than Cain.
All of the above
The word fat in Genesis 4:4 came from the Hebrew word “cheleb”, meaning _________ “
"richest part"
"choice part"
“the best”.
All of the above.
Describe the best principle of the offering. by faith, man should give his best unto the Lord and he should give to Him first.
by faith, man should give his best unto the Lord and he should give to Him first.
man should give his best unto the Lord.
by faith, man should give his best unto the Lord.
All of the above
The first mention of the word tithe is found in Genesis 14: 20. What was its meaning?
"maasar:
"a tenth"
"giving"
"compulsory"
To whom did Abraham gave the tenth of all his spoils when he returned from destroying the king of Mesopotamia? he gave a tenth of all spoils to Melchisedec.
Melchisedec
Eli
Mordecai
High Priest
Giving a tenth (tithe) represents man’s acknowledgment that _______________.
he is the owner of God's creation
he is the steward of God’s creation.
he has the freedom and means to return it to the Lord
None of the above
What BEST describes the principle of the tithe?
Nan should give a tenth (tithe) of all unto the Lord, and this is reserved for himself.
By faith, there is no need for man to give a tenth (tithe) of all unto the Lord.
By faith, man should give a tenth (tithe) of all unto the Lord.
By faith, man should give a tenth (tithe) of all unto the Lord, and this is reserved for His ministers.
The entire Bible contains more than 3,000 references to wealth and property, twice as many as the total references to faith and prayer.
True
False
Maybe
None of the above
Sixteen of the thirty-eight parables of Jesus speak about how people should handle ____________.
handle their life
handle their earthly treasure
handle their daily transaction
None of the above.
According to Num. 18:21-26, to whom was the tithe would be given?
To the Lord
To the Levites
To Aaronic Priesthood
To you
The _________ were used for the repair and maintenance of the designated place of worship.
tithe
tithes and offerings
offering
All of the above
The tithe was never a “ceiling” for giving, but rather the ________.
beginning
floor
end
means
Tithing should not be considered as the “finish line of giving” but rather “the starting point”! What does this statement mean?
Tithe is just the beginning of giving, not the ultimate giving.
Giving starts and ends with tithing.
Giving offering supersede tithing.
Tithe is just the beginning of giving and it will end at giving sacrificial offering.
This parable deals with the stewardship of money in at least three areas:
1. How to obtain money.
2. How to use money
3. How to save money
The Parable of the Talent
The Parable of the Unjust Steward
The Parable of the Pounds
None of the above.
Some investments are safe while others are risky. Where can you make the safest of all investments?
in the Kingdom of God
on my fellow servants
in giving to the poor
none of the above
The Stewardship parables have two major subjects.
The Owner and the Steward
The Steward as the owner
The Owner as the steward
None of the above
