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WorksheetsBible final study guide
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 55mins
Which is the correct definition for apologetics that I gave you in class?
The ability to defend what's important to you.
The reasoned defense of all that is true
Being able to display a firm grasp of the central doctrines of Christianity in a reasonable way.
the reasoned defense of Christianity in light of objections raised against it and the offering of positive evidences on its behalf.”
Which verse below was given as a key apologetics verse?
I Peer 2:15
I Peter 3:15
2 Peter 1:15
2 Peter 3:15
True or False - Because we are supposed to defend our faith with gentleness and respect, apologetics is defensive but we should never go on the offensive?
True
False
According to your notes, which is NOT one of the 3 phases of the key apologetics verse?
Confidence and logic are two of the most important characteristics
Set apart Christ as Lord
Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks ...
Do this with gentleness and respect
" Keep in mind, we are not trying to win a ________________________, but rather win people to Christ. Our conversations should move people closer to the cross of Christ and not away from it."
discussion
debate
argument
none of the above answers are correct
Can you clarify for me what you mean by that is one of the helpful questions we should ask?
True
False
Being logical is one of the key points I gave you to remember when doing apologetics.
True
False
What are the two kinds of unbelief I gave you in class?
Secular and historical
Religious and historical
Religious and Agnostic
None of the above
Who said the quote, "The question is not really if we will defend the Christin faith, but if we will defend it well."
C.S. Smith
C.S. Lewis
C.S. Jones
C.S. Langston
How many Old Testament books are there?
27
37
39
38
How many New Testament books are there
27
37
39
25
How many total books of the Bible are there?
56
66
67
61
Which answer below correctly lists the O.T. divisions in order?
Law, history, poetry, minor prophets and major prophets
Law, Poetry, history, major and minor prophets
History, law, poetry, major and minor prophets
Law, history, poetry, major and minor prophets
Which answer correctly lists the N.T. books in order?
Gospels, letters, history, prophecy
Gospels, history, letters, prophecy
Gospels, history, prophecy, letters
Gospels, prophecy, letters, history
How many books are in the divisions of Law
5
10
12
7
How many books are in the divisions of Major Prophets
5
3
8
7
How many books are in the divisions of History
4
12
5
21
How many books are in the divisions of Minor Prophets?
4
12
5
21
How many books are in the divisions of Poetry
4
12
5
21
How many books are in the divisions of N.T. Prophecy
1
12
5
4
How many books are in the divisions of Gospels
1
12
5
4
How many books are in the divisions of N.T. History?
1
12
5
4
How many books are in the divisions of Letters
5
12
21
4
Apologetics comes from the Greek word Telos
True
False
The Greek word for apologetics means
Defense
offense
to be neutral
gentleness
Which is NOT one of the 4 questions to ask of someone who has different beliefs than your own?
What does this person believe?
Why does this person believe this?
Based on this knowledge, how should I proceed?
Why do we disagree?
Where do we agree?
What kind of evidence do you have that this is true is one of the 5 helpful questions to ask someone else when discussing or debating a topic?
True
False
Which is NOT one of the three reasons given in class as to why a person doesn't want to believe?
Sin in their lives
Their friends/peers led them not to believe
They don't want to be morally accountable
They have never been given reasons to believe
Fill in the missing word: "But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be _________________ to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the ______________ that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect."
ready, faith
prepared, hope
willing, hope
willing, faith
What time of the year was it when Jesus was crucified?
Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer
Approximately what year was Jesus crucified? AD __________
20
30
40
70
Jesus was crucified on a hill called ___________________
Jerusalem's death hill
The hill of death
Crossbones
Golgotha
The name of the hill means the place of the ____________
skull
crucifixion
hanging
death
This place was later called in Latin, ________________
Jerusalem
Skull
torture hill
Calvary
According to what we discussed in class, which 3 days did Jesus spend in the tomb?
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
We are not sure which 3 days it was
About how long was Jesus on the cross?
24 hours
12 hours
9 hours
6 hours
3 hours
Which hour of the day was Jesus crucified?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
6th
What was the usual amount of time it took a person to die from crucifixion?
12 hours
12 to 24 hours
6 - 9 hours
48 hours
24 to 36 hours
When did darkness come over the land?
from the 3rd to the 6th hour ( 9 to 12)
from the 6th to the 9th hour (12 to 3)
from the 3rd to the 9th hour ( 9 to 3)
from the 3rd to the 5th hour ( 9 to 2)
Jesus was on the cross from 9:00am to 3:00 pm.
True
False
For what purpose would they break the legs of those being crucified?
To add to the torture
The guards got paid extra to inflict more pain
To speed up the death process of those being crucified
They only broke the legs of the criminals that were causing problems during the crucifixion
Why did they not break Jesus' legs while on the cross.
He commanded them not to
He was already dead
Pilate instructed them not to for fear of an uprising from his followers
Herod ordered them not to break his legs
The tomb was empty, not because Jesus rose from the dead, but because his disciples stole the body while the guards were sleeping. Select the answer below that is NOT one of the responses to this attack.
The guards would have been killed for sleeping on the job and would not have fallen asleep.
The disciples agreed with Jesus that they would not come along and take his body.
The disciples would have awakened the guards when trying to move the heavy stone from the entrance of the tomb
The disciples would not have died preaching the resurrection had they taken the body and knew Jesus was still dead.
How would the guards have known it was the apostles that stole the body if they were sleeping.
One of the attacks against the empty tomb stated that the tomb was empty because the Roman officials removed the body. How would you refute this attack? Select the correct response.
There is no reason why the enemies would have removed the body.
They could not have gotten past the guards
This is not even an actual attack we discussed in class
The enemies would have produced the body of Jesus when the uproar started about Jesus being alive due to the empty tomb.
The swoon theory states that Jesus only fainted on the cross and never died there.
true
false
We refuted the swoon theory both from Scripture and using logic.
true
false
To refute the swoon theory from a logical perspective, you can list all the things Jesus endured from the flogging, the crown of thorns, the blood loss, the spear through his side, the nails in his hands and feet, being without food and water for 3 days and conclude there is no way Jesus would have had the strength to move the stone, over power the guards and walk to make his resurrection appearances had he only fainted.
true
false
Which is NOT a biblical response to refute the swoon theory.
John saw Jesus breath his last
Joseph of Arimathea and Simon of Cyrene came to get his body for burial because he was dead.
The centurion saw him breath his last
They did not break Jesus' legs because he was already dead
One attack skeptics make against the resurrection is to claim that Jesus' resurrection appearances were simply hallucinations. Therefore, Jesus was never raised from the dead. To refute this attack you can simply look at the overwhelming evidence due to the number of eyewitnesses Jesus appeared to. Which person or group below is NOT one of the people or groups Jesus appeared to.
He appeared to Paul
He appeared to the 500
He appeared to Judas Iscariot
He appeared to the disciples
To refute the swoon theory from a logical perspective, you can list all the things Jesus endured from the flogging, the crown of thorns, the blood loss, the spear through his side, the nails in his hands and feet, being without food and water for 3 days and conclude there is no way Jesus would have had the strength to move the stone, over power the guards and walk to make his resurrection appearances had he only fainted.
True
False
Apphia may have been the wife of which person?
Onesimus
Archippus
Paul
Philemon
Philemon, Colossians, Ephesians, and what other book are known as the prison letters?
Galatians
I Thessalonians
Philippians
Hebrews
Why did Onesimus most likely run away from Philemon?
He hated Philemon
He was a track star and enjoyed running
He feared for his life and had to escape
He stole from Philemon
He wanted to be with his family
Who wrote the book of Philemon
Philemon
Paul
James
Archippus
None of these
When was Philemon written? About A.D.
40
50
60
70
8o
Who was Paul's fellow prisoner in Christ?
Ephaphras
Archippus
Onesimus
Philemon
Barnabas
Who was willing to pay back anything that Onesimus owed Philemon?
Peter
Archippus
Paul
Philemon
Apphia
Onesimus became useful to both Philemon and?
Peter
Archippus
Paul
Philemon
Apphia
Grace and _____________ from God our Father
hope
forgiveness
love
salvation
peace
I always thanked my ___________ as I remember you in my prayers.
brothers
God
church
Savior
Philemon was described as a prisoner of Christ Jesus.
true
false
Philemon was described as a dear friend
true
false
Paul was disappointed in the church at Colosse because they didn't have love for all the saints.
true
false
Onesimus prayed they would be active in sharing their faith.
true
false
Onesimus was useless at one time.
true
false
Onesimus became a Christian as a result of meeting Paul
true
false
Which is NOT one of the reasons given in your notes as to why we should be active in sharing our faith.
God tells us to do it.
People are lost until they hear and accept the truth.
There's no other way for people to come to know Jesus if we don't share.
The body of Christ is strengthen when people are added to the body of believers.
Which is NOT one of the statements given about Philemon in your notes?
He was a believer from Philippi
He was a slave owner
He was a rich and influential leader in the church.
The church met in his house.
Which is NOT one of the things given about Archippus in your notes.
He was in office bearer in the church
He may have been a friend of Philemon
He may have been the son of Philemon
He was a slave owner
Which is NOT one of the things given in your notes about Onesimus?
Philemon led him to the Lord
He was a slave
He ran away from Philemon
Who was the author of James?
James the less
James the younger
James, the brother of Jesus
Paul
When was the book of James written? A.D. _______
38
48
58
70
When was the book of James written? A.D. _______
38
48
58
70
What was the author's purpose for writing James?
To warn the people of the false teachers.
To teach Christians the practice of Christianity.
To develop their faith through proper teaching
To write about the salvation we share
According to James, who was a man just as we are?
Moses
Elisha
Jesus
Elijah
What should we do when we are in trouble?
Beg our parents for help
Read Scripture
Seek advice from the elders
Pray
Stand firm
Who is full of compassion and mercy?
The Spirit
James
Christians
The Lord
What should we not do against each other?
Sin
Grumble
Disrespect
Hate
What shall we do until the Lord's coming?
Pray
Evangelize
Be patient
Love one another
What will the devil do if we submit ourselves to God and resist the Devil?
Flee from us
Attack us
Nothing
Send out demons
To whom should we submit ourselves?
All authority
Our parents
God
Church leaders
God opposes the proud but gives grace to the ___________________________.
Meek
Those who repent
The lost
The humble
Anyone who chooses to be a friend of the world becomes an enemy of whom?
The church
God
The world itself
The Spirit
Peacemakers who sow in peace raise a harvest of what?
Holiness
Fogiveness
Peace
Righteousness
The wisdom that comes from heaven if first of all what?
Holy
Pure
loving
Righteous
Who will be judged more strictly?
Those who break God's law.
Those who teach
Sinners
We will all be judged the same.
What cannot be tamed?
(a)
We all stumble in (a) ways.
Even the _________________ believe there is one God.
Different churches
Demons
Prophets
False teachers
What is the royal law found in Scripture?
Be honest
Forgive others
Do unto others as you would have them do to you.
Love your neighbor as yourself.
We should keep ourselves from being polluted by what?
(a)
We are to get rid of what?
(a)
We are tempted by our own evil what?
(a)
Perseverance must finish its work for you to be mature and what?
(a)
The book is addressed to the (a) tribes scattered among the nations.
We should consider trials as pure what?
(a)
When we ask God for something, we must believe and not what?
(a)
Come near to God and what will God do?
(a)
Our faith should prompt us to what 3 things according to your notes? Select the one that is NOT one of the answers.
Service to God
Obedience
Service to others
truthfulness
