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WorksheetsQuestions sur l'épître aux Galates
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who is the author of the Epistle to the Galatians?
Paul
Peter
John
James
How does Paul introduce himself in his introduction?
As an apostle not from men, but through Jesus Christ and God the Father.
As a prophet sent by men.
As a disciple of Peter.
As a teacher of the law.
Why does Paul write to the Galatians?
To correct them because they are quickly turning away from the Gospel to another.
To congratulate them on their faith.
To teach them the Jewish law.
To talk to them about his personal life.
What was Paul's behavior before his conversion?
He violently persecuted the Church of God and tried to destroy it.
He preached the Gospel to the Gentiles.
He taught in the synagogues.
He helped the apostles in their mission.
How many years after his conversion did Paul go to Jerusalem?
Fourteen years later.
Three years later.
Five years later.
Ten years later.
How is a man justified according to Paul?
By the works of the Law
By faith in Jesus Christ
By following traditions
By personal achievements
What does "I am crucified with Christ" mean?
Living under the Law
Living for God through faith in Christ
Being physically crucified
Rejecting all beliefs
Why would the grace of God be rendered vain?
If justice came through the Law
If everyone followed the Law
If people stopped believing
If traditions were ignored
What question does Paul ask the Galatians at the beginning of the chapter?
"Who has bewitched you?"
"Why are you so wise?"
"Where is your faith?"
"What have you learned?"
Who are the true sons of Abraham according to Paul?
Those who follow the Law
Those who are born in Israel
Those who have faith
Those who are wealthy
À quoi Paul compare-t-il un héritier tant qu'il est enfant ?
À un esclave, bien qu'il soit maître de tout.
À un roi, bien qu'il soit jeune.
À un serviteur, bien qu'il soit libre.
À un citoyen, bien qu'il soit étranger.
Qui sont les tuteurs et administrateurs mentionnés dans Galates 4:2 ?
Ceux qui dirigent l'héritier jusqu'au moment fixé par le père.
Ceux qui enseignent la loi aux enfants.
Ceux qui protègent les biens de la famille.
Ceux qui servent le roi dans son palais.
Quel est le changement de statut que Paul souligne ?
D'esclave, nous devenons fils, puis héritiers par Dieu.
De serviteur, nous devenons maîtres, puis rois.
De citoyen, nous devenons étrangers, puis libres.
De disciple, nous devenons enseignants, puis prophètes.
Pourquoi Paul parle-t-il de l'allégorie de Sara et Agar ?
Pour illustrer la différence entre l'esclavage de la loi et la liberté de la promesse.
Pour montrer la force de la foi face à l'adversité.
Pour expliquer la nécessité de suivre les traditions.
Pour démontrer l'importance de la sagesse.
Quelle est la conclusion de Paul à cette allégorie ?
Nous ne sommes pas enfants de l'esclave (Agar), mais de la femme libre (Sara).
Nous devons suivre les lois pour être libres.
Nous sommes tous égaux devant Dieu.
Nous devons respecter les traditions pour être sauvés.
What does it mean to 'fall from grace'?
Seeking justification by the Law instead of faith.
Living according to the Spirit.
Loving your neighbor as yourself.
Bearing one another's burdens.
What is the only thing that has value in the Christian faith?
Faith working through love.
Circumcision.
Works of the flesh.
The law of Moses.
What danger does Paul see in 'a little leaven'?
It leavens the whole lump: a small error can corrupt the entire doctrine.
It brings peace and harmony.
It strengthens faith.
It is inconsequential.
What is Paul's call regarding freedom?
Do not use it as an opportunity for the flesh, but serve one another through love.
Live according to your desires.
Ignore the laws.
Focus on the works of the flesh.
What is the summary of the whole law according to Paul?
'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.'
'Do not steal.'
'Honor your father and mother.'
'Do not lie.'
