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WorksheetsCRS Exam
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is the value of the gift of prophecy according to Paul in 1 Corinthians 14?
a)
It serves personal gain
b)
It primarily builds up the individual
c)
It is not valuable
d)
It primarily builds up the church
2.
What does Paul compare the body of Christ to in 1 Corinthians 12?
a)
A building
b)
A human body
c)
A machine
d)
A group of animals
3.
What is the significance of the analogy of the human body in Paul's teaching on spiritual gifts?
a)
It highlights the diversity and unity of spiritual gifts
b)
It emphasizes the importance of physical health
c)
It promotes the idea of competition among believers
d)
It suggests that spiritual gifts are unnecessary
4.
According to Paul, what is the role of love in the exercise of spiritual gifts?
a)
Love is only important in personal relationships
b)
Love is not necessary in the exercise of spiritual gifts
c)
Love is important but not essential
d)
Love is the primary motivation for exercising spiritual gifts
5.
What does Paul emphasize about the exercise of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 14?
a)
Personal fulfillment is the main goal
b)
Building up the community is the main goal
c)
Competition with others is encouraged
d)
Personal gain is the main goal
6.
What does Paul emphasize about the unity of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12?
a)
Each gift is unnecessary
b)
Each gift is in competition with the others
c)
Each gift is connected and interdependent
d)
Each gift is independent of the others
7.
What does Paul emphasize about the diversity of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12?
a)
Every gift is equally important
b)
Some gifts are more important than others
c)
Only a few gifts are necessary
d)
No gift is important
8.
What is the value of the gift of speaking in tongues according to Paul in 1 Corinthians 14?
a)
It primarily builds up the individual
b)
It serves personal gain
c)
It is not valuable
d)
It primarily builds up the church
9.
According to Paul, what is the primary purpose of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 14?
a)
To gain personal fulfillment
b)
To edify and build up the church
c)
To compete with one another
d)
To serve personal gain
10.
What is the temporary nature of spiritual gifts compared to, according to Paul?
a)
Knowledge
b)
Personal fulfillment
c)
Love
d)
Competition
11.
What analogy does Paul use to describe the diversity and unity of spiritual gifts?
a)
A group of friends
b)
A puzzle
c)
A human body
d)
A tree and its branches
12.
What is the role of love in the exercise of spiritual gifts according to Paul?
a)
Love is only important in personal relationships
b)
Love is the primary motivation for exercising spiritual gifts
c)
Love is important but not essential
d)
Love is not necessary in the exercise of spiritual gifts
13.
What is the primary purpose of spiritual gifts according to Paul?
a)
To serve personal gain
b)
To compete with one another
c)
To edify and build up the church
d)
To gain personal fulfillment
14.
What does Paul emphasize about the exercise of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 13?
a)
Personal fulfillment is the main goal
b)
Personal gain is the main goal
c)
Competition with others is encouraged
d)
Building up the community is the main goal
15.
What does Paul assert about the temporary nature of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 13?
a)
They are eternal
b)
They will eventually cease
c)
They are equally enduring as love
d)
They are more enduring than love
16.
According to Paul, what is the primary motivation for exercising spiritual gifts?
a)
Building up the church
b)
Gaining personal recognition
c)
Personal fulfillment
d)
Competition with others
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