WorksheetsIn This World You Will Have Trouble Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How long has it been since Madeline died?
A year
A decade
A month
A century
What does the author say about God's goodness?
It is something we can decide
It is not important
It is vast and consuming
It is always clear
What does Jesus say about our lives?
They will be full of joy
We will have tribulation
They will be free of struggle
We will have no problems
What should we expect to go through according to the text?
No challenges
Only happiness
Only success
Heartache and pain
What does the testing of faith produce according to James?
Wealth
Happiness
Endurance
Fear
What does the author say about trials?
They are always joyful
They are unnecessary
They help in growth
They should be avoided
What is the author's stance on preaching at the 'call and response' church?
He is eager to return
He is indifferent
He does not need a pulpit
He dislikes the church
What does the author believe about his daughter's illness?
It was a punishment
It was a mistake
It was due to sin
It was not a punishment
What does the author hold fast to?
The hope of power
The hope of fame
The hope of heaven
The hope of wealth
What does the author say about understanding fully?
It is easy
It is unnecessary
It is impossible
It will happen in heaven
What does the author say about God's justice?
God is unjust
God is never just
God is just
God is sometimes just
What does the author say about his own experiences of disappointment with God?
They reflect God's nature
They are irrelevant
They are God's fault
They reflect his own expectations
What does the author say about the faith of the Son of God?
It is strong
It is weak
It is unimportant
It is the reason for his belief
What does the author say about God's goodness?
It is vast and consuming
It is limited
It is questionable
It is irrelevant
What does the author say about trials and joy?
Trials are always joyful
He does not consider trials 'nothing but joy'
Trials are never joyful
Joy is unrelated to trials
What does the author say about his growth?
He has not grown
He has grown more through trials
Growth is unimportant
He has grown more through successes
What does the author say about proclaiming God's goodness?
He needs a pulpit
He does not need a pulpit
He cannot proclaim it
It is unnecessary
What does the author say about the nature of God?
It is irrelevant
It is not something he decides
It is confusing
It is clear
What does the author say about his understanding?
It is complete
It is irrelevant
It is limited
It is perfect
What does the author say about God's punishment?
God's punishment is random
God did not punish his daughter
God punished his daughter
God punishes everyone
