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Worksheets24/25 Midterm
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 2hrs 7mins
What is theology?
The study of what we can know about God
The belief of God's existence
The belief that there is no God
Studying the impacts of Audrey's decisions of what to wear to school
The belief that there is no God is known as what?
Atheism
Theism
Pantheism
Buddhism
The belief that God does exist is known as what?
Athiesm
Theism
Panthiesm
Naivism
The belief that God is and is in everything is known as what?
Athiesm
Theism
Pantheism
Moana-ism
People who believe in the Big Bang theory are an example of people who follow which type of theology?
Naturalism
Pantheism
Transcendentalism
Theism
God's communication with mankind through nature and conscience (how he makes it evident that He is real through nature) is known as what?
Special Revelation
General Revelation
Natural Revelation
Caleb's Revelation
God's communication of Himself through miracles, His word, and Christ (How He proves His existence through these things) is known as what?
Special Revelation
General Revelation
Natural Revelation
Because Savannah said so
What is the Causal Argument?
Anything that begins to exist must have been caused to exist by something else. That cause is God.
God caused all humans to want to know more about Him
Sin causes humans to look for answers outside of God for the creation of the universe.
Chocolate causes Maya to be hungry
The fact that the universe has the elements of design instead of chaos, proves that there had to be a designer. What argument is this known as?
Causal Argument
Design Argument
Moral Argument
Mind Argument
What is the Moral Argument?
Since moral law exists, there has to be a lawmaker
The universe is designed, so there must be a designer
Every event needs a cause, God caused the universe.
Whatever Bethany does, do the opposite
Which of the following is true of God?
God is personal
God is involved
God is judge
God is redeemer
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT part of the Trinity?
Father
Son
Holy Spirit
Joseph
How do you know that there is a God? (Use either 1. The Moral Argument, 2. The Causal Argument, 3. The Design Argument)
List 3 attributes of God. Explain what each of those three attributes mean.
Why should we be aware of our worldview?
Daniel Ch. 1:
What empire took Israel captive in the opening chapters of the Book of Daniel?
Babylon
Assyria
Egypt
Judah
Daniel Ch 1: Who was the king that besieged Jerusalem and ordered the captivity?
Jehoakim
Belshazzar
Nebachadnezzar
Darius
Ch 1:
What was Daniel's Babylonian name?
Belshazzar
Belshalom
Belteshazzar
Betheolator
Ch 1:
Which of the following is NOT one of the Hebrew names of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego?
Adonijah
Hananiah
Mishael
Azariah
Daniel Ch. 1
Which of the following was NOT stated as a characteristic of the kind of people Ashpenaz to "bring in"?
Aptitude for learning
Strong work ethic
Without physical defect
From the royal family
Daniel Ch. 1
What was Neb's primary goal for the Hebrew young men?
Completely indoctrinating them in Babylonian culture
Making them a mockery to their people
Making them prefer Babylon
Wooing them to renounce God
Daniel Ch. 1
What kept Daniel and the other three from losing their identity and integrity?
Fasting
Seeking Favor
Interceding
Resolving
Ch. 2
What was the correct order of the Gentile empires to be fulfilled in Neb's dream of the statue?
Greece
Coming Kingdoms, not yet revealed
Babylon
Medo-Persia
Rome
Ch. 2
What is the correct order of the materials in Neb's dream statue? (from head to toe)
Silver
Clay mixed with Iron
Bronze
Gold
Iron
Daniel Ch. 2
What did the rock aimed at the statue represent?
God
Jesus Christ
Satan
The Holy Spirit
Daniel Ch. 3
What was the only thing that burned when the three were thrown into the fiery furnace?
Their robes
Their sashes
Their turbans
The ropes that bound them
What is Daniel 4 about?
Nebuchadnezzar's health
Daniel's dream
Nebuchadnezzar's palace
Nebuchadnezzar's humbling
Ch. 4
How did Nebuchadnezzar live until "seven times" passed by for him?
Like a wild animal
Like a madman
Like a tree
Like a pauper
Ch. 4
When would Nebuchadnezzar be restored?
When he fell down on his face
When he released the captives
When he acknowledged that Heaven rules
When he cried out to God for Mercy
Who gave the banquet in Daniel 5?
Belteshazzar
Belshazzar
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Daniel Ch. 5
How was something holy treated as unholy that night?
They toasted their false gods with goblets taken from the temple
They humiliated the Jews and renounced their God
They brought women to the feast
They ate from silver platters taken from the temple.
Daniel Ch. 5
What very important change took place the night of the banquet?
The Medo-Persians killed Belshazzar and took Babylon
The Persians killed Darius the Mede
Cyrus released the Hebrew captives
Daniel dreamed of the Ancient of Days
Daniel Ch. 5
What were the words "mene, mene, tekel, parsin"?
A warning to Nebuchadnezzar
The inscription on the base of the image
Words given to Daniel
Handwriting on the wall
Daniel Ch. 6
(a) was the ruler who was trapped into issuing a decree that led Daniel to the lion's den.
What are Daniel 7-12 about?
The visions of Daniel
The trials of Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar's dreams
Daniel's downfall
What is the pattern that is defined throughout Daniel, especially in 7-12
Covenants, and promises fulfilled
Trials and tribulations
dreams and prophecies
Human beings become beasts when they don't acknowledge God's kingdom
What is the promise emphasized in the book of Daniel?
God will punish us when we disobey Him
God will confront the beast and rescue the world
God will destroy all of the kings
God will rescue us
The study of truth, knowledge, and the ultimate reality is (a)
A means of investigating the world through empirical observation, experimentation, and hypothesizing
Philosophy
Epistemology
Empiricism
Science
The belief that reality is both physical and non-physical is known as (a)
God's supernatural intervention in the natural course of history
Truth
Miracle
Science
When an 8th grader studies for a test
The belief that reality is ONLY composed of material/physical things
Supernaturalism
Materialism
Spiritualism
The Matrix
The belief that reality is essential spiritual/non-physical
Supernaturalism
Materialism
Spiritualism
Ghostbusters
Truth is...
Thoughts, beliefs, or statements that correctly reflect the world as it REALLY is
A RELATIVE interpretation of the world
Perceptions and opinions that FORM facts
Constantly changing
Mrs. Ragsdale is the true and rightful heir to the British throne.
When it comes to the origin of the universe, naturalists place their faith in...
Chance and Accident
The Bible
Intelligent Design
Mrs. Freire
Explain one misconception that people often have concerning truth
What is one example of a miracle from the Bible? How do people try to explain it away as a coincidence? How do we know it wasn't a coincidence? (Make sure that you answer all 3 parts to this question)
How is our life in this society similar to Daniel's life in Babylon?
How can we ensure, like Daniel did, that we are seeking real truth rather than just what society says is true?
The study of how and why we make moral choices is:
moral relativism
theology
trueism
ethics
The belief that some things are right or wrong no matter the people, times, or situation is:
Ethics
Moral Absolutism
Cultural Moral Relativism
Individual Moral Relativism
The belief that ethical standards change according to individual preference is:
Ethics
Individual Moral Realtivism
Cultural Moral Relativism
Moral Absolutism
The belief ethical standards change according to the society
Ethics
Individual Moral Relativism
Cultural Moral Relativism
Moral Absolutism
Which worldview holds to an Absolute standard of ethics?
Naturalistic worldview
Transcendental Worldview
Christian Worldview
Both Naturalistic and Christian
Biblical ethics teach us that God is concerned with what?
Inner Attitudes
Outward Actions
Outward appearances
Inner Attitudes AND Outward Actions
True or False?
God gives us commands because He loves us and wants to protect us from harm.
True
False
True or False:
Because there is no god, the naturalist bases his or her ethics on personal preference.
True
False
When asked what the greatest commandment was, what did Jesus give?
Why did Jesus equate hatred to murder and lust to adultery?
Explain a problem with moral relativism
How should we, as Christians, determine if something is right or wrong? If we truly can't decide, what should we rely on and remember?
Match the prophet with the description
Prophesied during a time when the land of Israel had suffered from a great plague of locusts. Proclaimed this as a sign from God and a precursor to the Day of the Lord.
Joel
Noteworthy for being the most quoted of the prophets in the New Testament. Many passages are Messianic in nature, even predicting events in the life of Christ such as the virgin birth.
Isaiah
The most famous of the minor prophets because a giant sea animal was used to set him back on course after going astray. His mission was to tell the people of Nineveh to repent of their wrongdoings.
Jonah
Was chosen by God to be an example to the people of Israel. His wife was unfaithful, but just like God, he never stopped loving her and always looked for her whenever she left him.
Hosea
Match the Description with the Prophet
Received vivid prophecies in the form of highly symbolic visions. Some revelations include things like a flying scroll, olive trees, and women with wings. Several of the passages are Messianic in nature
Zechariah
A reformer who directs his message toward corrupt priests and those who withhold their offerings from the Lord. The last book before the New Testament
Malachi
Was heavily persecuted for his prophesies during the Babylonian siege. He often used metaphors such as the potter and the clay to illustrate God's message to the people. Known as the weeping prophet, he is also believed to be the author of Lamentations
Jeremiah
Prophesied during Israel's captivity in Babylon. He often received elaborate visions from God such as the Vision of Dry Bones where skeletons come to life to form a great Army. Almost every aspect of his life served a symbolic purpose, from how he cooked his food to the way he slept at night.
Ezekiel
Match the Description with the Prophet
A sheep breeder and a tender of fig trees by trade, but God used him to bring a powerful word of correction to Israel and the surrounding nations.
Amos
The shortest book in the old testament with only 21 verses. The book is a proclamation of judgement against Edom for aiding the Babylonians in their siege against Jerusalem
Obadiah
Taken captive to Babylon at a young age. His gift was to translate dreams gave him favor with kings. He often received prophetic visions of his own about the distant future. On one occasion he was thrown into a den of lions for serving God exclusively, but the Lord rescued him.
Daniel
This prophet lamented without wearing clothes in order to illustrate the severity of the destitution and captivity that was coming.
Micah
What is a prophet?
A messenger of God
Someone who makes predictions about the future
A person who dies for the message of God
A miracle worker
What is the deciding factor on if a prophetic book is considered to be major or minor
Major prophet books were more important
Major prophet books were longer
Major prophet books are more well known
They drew straws.
So then, just as you (a) Christ Jesus as Lord, (b) to live your lives in Him, (c) and built up in Him. (d) in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with (e) . Colossians 2:6-7
Do not (a) to the patterns of this world, but be (b) by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to (c) and approve what God's will is--His good, pleasing and (d) will. Romans 12:2
Jesus replied: " (a) the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your (b) . This is the first and greatest (c) . The second is like it: Love your (d) as yourself. All the law and the prophets hang on these two commandments." Matthew 22:37-40
(a) Him, all things were (b) ; without Him (c) was made that has been made. John 1:3
For the (a) of sin is (b) , but the gift of God is (c) life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 6:23
Match the Description to the Prophet
Predicts the destructions of Nineveh the great capital of the Assyrian empire. Evidently the reforms introduced by Jonah previously did not last long.
Nahum
Makes his chief concern restoring the temple of the Lord. Despite the Hebrews return from captivity, the temple had not yet been fully rebuilt.
Haggai
Identifies himself as a psalmist and musician by ending his book with a hymn of redemption and grace to be played on stringed instruments by the temple worship leaders
Habakkuk
Contains a series of stern judgements directed toward Israel, Judah, and her neighbors for permitting idolatry and other sins in the land
Zephaniah
For Christ also (a) once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to (b) you to God. He was put to death in the (c) but made alive in the Spirit. 1 Peter 3:18
