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Worksheets[Section 4] 2025 Adult Sunday School
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 19mins
[Chapter 8: Christ the Mediator]
There are (a) person(s) in the Godhead, and Jesus has (b) nature(s).
[Chapter 8: Christ the Mediator] The two natures of Christ were inseparably joined together without:
Conversion
Composition
Confusion
Connection
[Chapter 8: Christ the Mediator] How did Jesus fulfil His office as Mediator and Surety?
Perfect obedience of the law
Suffering and death on the cross
Resurrection of the same body
Ascension into heaven
[Chapter 9: Of Free Will] Match the following:
Man can choose not to sin.
Before the Fall
Man cannot but sin.
After the Fall
Man can not sin.
After Salvation
Man cannot sin.
Glorification
[Chapter 10: Of Effectual Calling] What is the basis for God’s effectual call?
Belief in Jesus Christ
God’s free and special grace.
Good works that God foresees man will do.
Salvation that God foresees man will receive.
[Chapter 10: Of Effectual Calling] Arrange the following steps in the correct order of salvation:
Effectual Call
Regeneration
Justification
Sanctification
Glorification
[Chapter 11: Of Justification] A man is justified when the righteousness of Christ is __________ to him.
Given
Infused
Imputed
Presented
[Chapter 11: Of Justification]
(a) = (b) + (c)
[Chapter 12: Of Adoption] What are the privileges of adoption?
Access to God
God’s Protection and Provision
God’s Chastisement
Eternal Inheritance
[Chapter 13: Of Sanctification] By what means are we sanctified?
By virtue of Christ’s death and resurrection.
By the Word of God.
By our diligence.
By the Holy Spirit.
[Chapter 13: Of Sanctification] What happens when a believer is sanctified?
He is made more fit for heaven.
He grows in grace.
He perfects his holiness in the fear of God.
He is made sinlessly perfect.
[Chapter 14: Of Saving Faith] How is genuine saving faith displayed?
It can only be seen by God.
Obedience to God’s commands.
Trembling at threatenings in God’s Word.
Embracing promises of God’s Word.
[Chapter 15: Of Repentance unto Life] What does repentance entail?
Understanding the sinfulness of sin against God, grieving and hating sin.
Understanding and receiving the forgiveness of Christ.
Turning away from sin and turning to God.
Striving to obey His commandments.
[Chapter 15: Of Repentance unto Life] Repentance is necessary for salvation:
True
False
[Chapter 16: Of Good Works] What are the significances of good works?
Evidence of true faith.
Expression of thankfulness.
As a testimony, edifying others and glorifying God.
It strengthens assurance.
[Chapter 16: Of Good Works] Where do we find the ability to do good works?
From self.
From both self and God.
Wholly of the Spirit, so we can be negligent.
Wholly of the Spirit, therefore we must be diligent.
[Chapter 16: Of Good Works] What is the purpose of good works?
For personal merit.
It is our duty.
To earn reward.
It is the least we can do.
[Chapter 17: Of the Perseverance of the Saints]
What does the perseverance of the saints depend on?
On our own free will.
On God’s decree and love.
On Christ’s merit and abiding of the Holy Spirit.
On God’s covenant.
[Chapter 18: Of Assurance of Grace and Salvation]
What are some examples of the ordinary means by which a believer may attain true assurance?
Attending to the preaching of God’s Word.
Attending to rest and relaxation of the heart.
Attending to prayer.
Attending to Christian fellowship.
[Chapter 18: Of Assurance of Grace and Salvation] How does a believer lose assurance?
Spiritual negligence.
Falling into sin.
Grievous temptations.
God removing assurance.
[Chapter 18: Of Assurance of Grace and Salvation] What happens to a believer who loses his assurance?
He loses his salvation.
He loses the joy of the Lord.
He is unable to serve the Lord effectively.
He is forsaken by the Lord.
[Chapter 19: Of the Law of God] What are the three aspects of God’s law?
Moral, Ceremonial & Levitical
Moral, Levitical & Judicial
Moral, Judicial & Civil
[Chapter 19: Of the Law of God] What are the purposes of the moral law after the fall of man?
Suggestion on how to live life.
Perfect rule of righteousness.
Means of attaining salvation.
Expose sin and restrain corruption.
[Chapter 20: Of Christian Liberty, and Liberty of Conscience] What are the purposes of Christian liberty?
Freedom from Ceremonial Law for New Testament believers.
Freedom to rebel against authorities.
Freedom from doctrines of men contrary to God’s Word.
Freedom to obey God.
Freedom from guilt and condemnation of sin.
