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BTH - 106 Bible Doctrines 10th Revision, February, 2007

International College of Bible Theology

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Homework1, Intro. – III – Key 1. What does the word “God” truly mean? It is a title men use to describe the Supreme Being. 2. The Judeao-Christian view is that the physical world declares God's glory and creative power. 3. How did God exist before He created the universe? He existed eternally and infinitely. 4. In 2-4 paragraphs on a separate sheet of paper, explain the difference between God’s moral and non-moral attributes. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. God’s moral attributes show His morality or acts of righteousness (the things He does). His non-moral attributes are the essence of who He is. Example answer STUDENT ANSWER (WORTH 5 POINTS) Name 5 of God’s non-moral attributes as discussed in the Commentary. 5. He is eternal. 6. He is unchangeable. 7. He is omnipotent. 8. He is omniscient 9. He is omnipresent. 10. God may alter His intentions of judgment even in light of the sincere repentance of sinners. 11. The omnipotent God limits His power, channeling it through His people Name the moral attributes of God as discussed in the Commentary. 12. He is holy. 13. He is just.

14. He is faithful. 15. He is benevolent. 16. He is compassionate. 17. He is gracious. 18. He is love. 19. The word trinity is not used in the Bible, but the Scriptures teach one God who has revealed Himself in three personalities. 20. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss your concept of the Trinity. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (WORTH 5 POINTS) 21. It is not possible to completely understand the mystery of the Triune God. 22. In 2-4 paragraphs on a separate sheet of paper give an explanation and scriptural references to back up the following statement: “The entire Trinity, not just the Father, had a role in creation.” Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (WORTH 5 POINTS) 23. The Hebrew word for Spirit, "ruach", may also be translated as wind and breath. 24. In the name "Yahweh" is the promise of the living Presence of God Himself, day by day with His people. 25. Whenever the Old Testament scribes, came to the word YHVH they wrote LORD.




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26. God, the Holy Spirit, is identified with Jesus by the activity of the Holy Spirit in His life, by the activity of the Holy Spirit in His ministry, and the identification through His name. 27. What is the Bible? It is the inspired Word of God. 28. Define the Greek word theopneustor. God Breathed 29. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss if there is a

difference between being AGod

Breathed@ and being AGod Inspired.@

Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (WORTH 5 POINTS) 30. Scripture refers to the authoritative writings of both the Old Testament and New Testament. 31. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain the phrase, “by inspiration of God”. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER 32. Why did God give us the Bible? To make us "wise unto Salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus," and to train us in holy living For righteous living, the Scriptures must be used in the Church as the final authority in all matters for: 33. Teaching 34. Rebuking 35. Correcting 36. Training

Name the 2 greatest doctrines of the Bible. 37. The Law (Old Testament) 38. The Gospels (New Testament) 39. What is the Law? It is a guideline that teaches us morality and how to live in harmony with God and others. List 3 of the 7 things Bible Study does: 40. Uncovers sin and mistakes as well as our true motives and helps us recognize the motives of others. 41. Continually cleanses us from pollution of sin. 42. Imparts strength. Define the following words: 43. Atheism: disbelief in God’s existence 44. Polytheism: belief in many gods 45. Pantheism: worshiping nature as god 46. Theology: Study of the existence, nature and laws of God Give 4 reasons why Protestants rejected the Apocrypha. 47. Jesus never quoted them 48. Most early Church Fathers did not consider them to be Scripture. 49. It was not in the ancient Hebrew Bible or the New Testament. 50. The quality and writing style was inferior in the books.




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Define the following: 51. Codex Sinaticus: It is a copy of the original Greek Bible in the 4th century bought from Russia in 1933. 52. Codex Alexandrius: It is an entire Greek Bible with the exception of about 40 pages written in the 5th century. 53. Codex Vaticanus: This is an original copy containing the entire Bible, except for some pages that have been lost from the 5th century. Name 3 of the ancient versions of the Bible: 54. The Vulgate 55. The Septuagint 56. The Samaritan Pentateuch 57. Which version of the Bible has been the first place in the English speaking world for many years? King James Version of 1611 58. What is the theological meaning of the word covenant? It is the promises made by God to man. 59. The Old Testament records the relationship of man with God before the coming of Christ. 60. The entire Old Testament was originally written in the Hebrew language. Name each form of literature that is used in writing the Old Testament. 61. Prose 62. Poetry 63. History 64. Story 65. Parable 66. Drama 67. Dialogue 68. Lyric 69. Epic

70. Oratory 71. Proverbs 72. Epigram 73. Satire 74. Hymns 75. Songs 76. Visions 77. Symbols 78. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain if Jesus can be found symbolically in the Old Testament. It your answer is yes, give an example. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 POINTS) 79. The New Testament is the fulfillment of God's promise to His people of a Savior who would restore all that Adam had lost through sin. 80. The Bible is the final authority for our faith.




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Homework 2, Chap. IV-VII - Key What does repentance really mean? 1. A change of mind 2. a change of heart and attitude 3. a radical change in one’s attitude toward God and sin 4. What is the basic meaning of the Greek word metanoeo? To turn around 5. Faith that includes repentance is always a condition for Salvation. 6. In 2-4 paragraphs explain why repentance is necessary to receive Salvation. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER 7. Repentance calls for a renouncing of self-will and initiating confidence in God. 8. Repentance is essential for salvation and a command of God. 9. Dead works are: A. Man-made rites, customs, beliefs B. Good works performed believing it will earn them the favor of God C. Animal Sacrifices D. All of the above E. None of the above 10. What is one of the greatest philosophical threats to biblically based Christianity? Secular humanism 11. What does philosophy teach? A. There is an all present God B. We are made in the image of God C. The process of evolution has created the human race D. All of the above

12. How does Scripture identify humanists? As those who have "exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator" Name 5 “works” that are put on Christians 13. Cannot wear gold jewelry 14. Women cannot wear make-up 15. No musical instruments 16. Observing the Sabbath 17. It is a sin not to go to church on Sunday 18. We are born-again into the newness of life by the Spirit of God. 19. A apart from Christ, all people, in their inherent natures, are not sinners, and are capable of obeying and pleasing God. True or False 20. Regeneration involves a transition from an old life of sin to a new life of obedience to Jesus Christ. Give the definitions of “Faith” that are found in the Commentary. 21. Belief 22. Faithfulness 23. Reliability 24. Trust 25. Confidence 26. Firm persuasion 27. Assurance 28. Firm conviction




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What role does faith play in the life of the Believer? 29. We are saved by faith 30. By faith we please God 31. We are healed by faith 32. We are kept by faith 33. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain how regular faith differs from the Gift of Faith? Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER Name 2 ways that we can receive the Word of God 34. Preaching of the Gospel 35. Through the written word Name 4 benefits of the Cross. 36. Forgiveness of sins and eternal life 37. Deliverance from iniquities 38. Peace for the mind 39. Healing for the body 40. The Law of God did not demand the shedding of blood in order to forgive the sins of man. Give a scriptural reference to back up your answer. (Heb. 9:22) True or False 41. We confess our sins to Jesus Christ; they are forgiven and forgotten by God. We know our sins are forgiven because: 42. The Word of God tells us so 43. The Holy Spirit bears witness with our spirits

44. To obtain assurance of eternal life we must: A. Believe in Jesus B. Obtain assurance through the written Word C. Allow ourselves to be led by the Spirit D. All of the Above E. None of the above Match the following iniquity with its Commandment: _B___ 45. Rebellion _D__ 46. Using God’s name in vain _C__ 47. Disobedient to parents _A__ 48. Deception, dishonesty A. Not to lie B. No other gods C. Honoring Parents D. Cursing 49. Sin is the willful and actual transgression of God's Laws 50. Why was man separated from God? Because he had obeyed his flesh instead of God Peace speaks of: 51. Order 52. Security 53. Harmony 54. Socially, we can have peace with God because: He will cause our enemies to be at peace with us. 55. The sicknesses, including spiritual, emotional, and physical disease of the world was beaten into the body of Jesus Christ on the Cross of Calvary. True or False 56. Death, sickness, and disease entered into the world when Adam sinned against God.




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57. Jesus destroyed the power of Satan over God's people forever. 58. When do we receive healing? When we exercise faith in God's Word. Name 6 ways in which we can receive healing from God. 59. Through personal prayer 60. Through prayer of the Elders 61. Through the laying on of hands 62. Through the spoken Word of God 63. Through taking the Lord’s Supper 64. Through Praise and Worship 65. What is the most common reason for people not being healed? The sin of unbelief 66. Unworthily means: A. To be in favor with God B. To be unfit or irreverent C. To be filled with humility D. None of the above 67. The Greek word baptizo means: To dip or immerse 68. Baptism saves us and identifies us with Christ. True or False What are the prior conditions for receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit as stated in the Commentary? 69. Repentance 70. Forgiveness of sins 71. Baptism

The four things that should precede baptism are: 72. Hearing & obeying the Word of God 73. Conviction of sin 74. Repentance 75. Faith in Jesus 76. Water baptism is a point of separation. 77. Water baptism does not identify with Jesus' work. True or False Name 2 main meanings of water baptism as stated in the Commentary. 78. We are baptized into the Lord's death, burial, and resurrection. 79. We are to put on Christ. 80. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain the symbolic representation of Baptism. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 PTS) STUDENT ANSWER




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Homework 3, Chap. VIII-IX – Key 1. What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? It is a complete immersion of the Believer into the Holy Spirit. 2. The Holy Spirit is: A. A mere influence or power B. A totally unknowable entity C. The third personality of the Godhead D. All of the above E. None of the above Four manifestations of the Holy Spirit that causes us to know He is a person are: 3. He speaks 4. He works 5. He teaches 6. He guides Name 5 ways the Holy Spirit is symbolically represented in Scripture. 7. Dove 8. Water 9. Oil 10. Wind 11. Fire Give 4 other names that are used for the Holy Spirit as given in the Commentary. 12. The Spirit of the Lord 13. The Comforter 14. The Eternal Spirit 15. The Spirit of Promise 16. What is the one requirement that must be fulfilled in order to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit? We must be born-again, and be a Believer in the Lord Jesus.

Name the 3 distinct methods by which the Holy Spirit is imparted. 17. Sovereign act of God 18. Laying on of hands 19. Asking Jesus for it 20. What is the evidence that we see of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? Speaking in a language which is unfamiliar to the speaker known as tongues 21. A genuine baptism in the Holy Spirit will cause us to love, magnify and glorify God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ more than we did before. True or False 22. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit will cause us to: A. Appreciate Scripture more B. Love our Brethren more C. Increase our consciousness of our relationship with the Father D. All of the above E. None of the above 23. The ministry of Spirit of truth will not deepen our love for the truth of God's Word. True or False Name 7 specific blessings that can be brought to Believers by the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. 24. To pray in the Spirit 25. To praise God in the Spirit 26. To hear the voice of God 27. To be eligible for the gifts of the Spirit 28. To receive the power of God 29. To walk in the Spirit 30. Discloses and makes more real to us the personal presence of Jesus




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31. Jesus is the baptizer in the Holy Spirit. Name 5 areas of the Holy Spirit’s workings as discussed in this Commentary. 32. He is the agent of Salvation 33. He is the agent of Sanctification 34. He empowers Believers for service and witness 35. He is the agent of the Church 36. His activities are complimentary, not contradictory 37. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss your views of the benefits of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Believer. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 PTS.) STUDENT ANSWER 38. Prayer is communication and communion with God. 39. Prayer is not absolutely necessary to the life and well-being of the Believer and the Church. True or False 40. What does the Greek word “exousia” mean? Authority 41. There are 8,630 promises in the Word of God. 42. What happens when we fail to pray diligently with all kinds of prayer? It is to surrender to the enemy. Name the 8 different types of prayer that are discussed in the Commentary. 43. Supplications 44. Consecration 45. Praise & Worship 46. Intercession

47. Binding & Loosing 48. Agreement 49. Praying in the Spirit 50. Thanksgiving 51. Fasting is showing God we are more concerned with spiritual matters than physical. 52. In the Bible, fasting refers to the discipline of abstaining from food for spiritual purposes. True or False 53. Fasting, along with prayer only has one purpose. True or False 54. We should pray for: A. Only our family’s salvation B. Only our wants and desires C. For all men, especially those in authority D. None of the above 55. How does the Holy Spirit’s baptism affect our prayer life? It greatly empowers, deepens, and helps our prayer life Name 4 positions of prayer that are recorded in Scripture. 56. Standing 57. Kneeling 58. Bowing or falling prostrate 59. Spreading out the hands




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Homework 4, Chap. X-XI – Key 1. What is the Hebrew word for tithe? Ma’ser 2. What was the tithe primarily used for? The expenses of worship and for the support of the Priests 3. What was the first mention of tithing in the Bible? Give first mention Scriptural reference. When Abram gave Melchizedek a tenth of the spoils he had recovered in gratitude for God's help and grace. Gen. 14:18-20 4. What blessings were promised to those who tithed? God promised every kind of prosperity to those who were obedient in giving of tithes 5. Believers who give what they can to help those in need, will find that God's grace provides a sufficiency for their own needs. 6. What does the word “storehouse” mean? It is the place where we regularly receive our spiritual food. 7. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss if you should tithe on your gross or your net income. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 PTS) 8. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, define what an offering is and explain its ministry in comparison with the tithe. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 PTS.)

9. Alms are works of mercy or charitable gifts to relieve the poor. 10. We must be willing to give up anything that Christ asks of us. True or False 11. Give a scripture reference that teaches against greed. 1 Corinthians 10: 19-20; Colossians 3: 5 12. How does the Bible define greed? As a form of idolatry 13. The clinging to earthly wealth will have no effect on our eternal wealth. True or False 14. How can you tell if your heart is directed toward heaven? If God's Kingdom, heavenly things, His Word, His Presence, His holiness and your relationship to Him are your treasures. 15. Give a scriptural reference that will give validity to the following statement: Giving in genuine sacrifice pleases God more than much wealth given without meaning. Mark 12:42-44 or Luke 21:1-4 Name 4 attitudes in which we are to give: 16. Willingly 17. Generously 18. Gladly 19. Simply To those poor and in need, how does the Lord reveal Himself? 20. As their refuge 21. As their help 22. As their deliverer 23. As their provider




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24. It was God’s intention to eliminate poverty through: A. Low interest loans among the Hebrews B. Partial justice C. Return of property in the year of Jubilee D. All of the above E. None of the above 25. Jesus assumed and expected that His people would give generously to the poor and needy. True or False 26. What principle does Matthew 25:31-46 teach us? That it is our responsibility to take care of our needy brothers and sisters 27. What is one of the statements in the Book of Romans made by the Apostle Paul concerning giving? That one of the gifts that the Holy Spirit gives to Christians is the ability to give generously for the needs of God's work or people. 28. God is the source of supply of all that we need and enjoy. 29. How are adversity, troubles and needs to be faced? By prayer and trust in God Name 4 blessings that are promised to a generous giver: 30. Increase 31. Health 32. Spiritual foundation for the future 33. Fruits of Righteousness

Name 2 principles that we must follow in being good stewards of God’s money. 34. We must be faithful and loyal. 35. We must be obedient. Name the 2 main purposes of money. 36. To meet our needs 37. To meet the needs of others 38. What is one way God’s work is established? Through our giving 39. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain the difference between the Fruit of the Spirit and the Gifts of the Spirit. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER Name the 9 Fruit of the Spirit: 40. Love 41. Joy 42. Peace 43. Patience 44. Kindness 45. Goodness 46. Faithfulness 47. Gentleness 48. Self-control 49. Godly people are characterized by righteousness, love, obedience to God's Word, and separation from fellowship with the world. 50. True Believers: A. Turn from evil B. Live by the Word of God C. Seek God’s Will D. Take pleasure in God’s ways and commands E. All of the above F. None of the above




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51. What will be shaped by meditating on the Word of the Lord? A Believer’s thinking, attitude and actions 52. The ungodly person can still have a part in God's Kingdom. True or False 53. We must be so united and identified with Christ that we imitate His life as our pattern for living, adopt His principles, obey His commands and become like Him. True or False 54. The “fruit” we bear demonstrates: A. Repentance B. Our Spiritual Values C. The working of our conversion D. All of the above E. None of the above 55. We are not warned of the danger of not bearing fruit or bearing bad fruit. True or False 56. Religious activities are not necessarily evidence that you are approved of by God. True or False 57. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss what kind of witness you are to others when the Fruits of the Spirit are mature in your life. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 PTS)




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Homework 5, XII-XIV – Key 1. What Are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit? They are special endowments of power given to Believers for the work of God in the earth. 2. For what specific reason were the Gifts of the Spirit given? They are intended for the building up and sanctification of the Church. 3. The manifestations of the Spirit are given according to the Spirit's will. Name the 3 major divisions of the nine Gifts of the Spirit. 4. Revelation gifts 5. Utterance gifts 6. Power gifts 7. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, name the 3 Revelation gifts and give a brief description of each with scriptural references. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER 8. Is the Word of Wisdom the same as having the wisdom of God for daily living? Yes or No 9. The Word of Knowledge is often connected closely with prophecy. 10. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, name the 3 Utterance gifts and give a brief description of how each gift operates. Please give scriptural references. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER 11. Define the Greek word “glossa.” It means language.

12. Interpreted tongues can be a means of edification to the whole congregation. 13. As a spiritual manifestation, prophecy is potentially available to every Spirit-filled Christian. 14. A Prophecy operates under the will of humans and not under the Will of God. True or False 15. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, name the 3 power gifts and give a brief description of the workings of these gifts with scriptural references. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 POINTS) STUDENT ANSWER 16. Having faith and the Gift of Faith are the same thing. True or False Name 4 reasons why the Gifts were given to the Church. 17. For the common good 18. For edification 19. To convict and convince 20. To confirm and establish ministry 21. Why should Believers desire and covet the Gifts of the Spirit? In order to be able to help comfort, encourage, and strengthen those in need 22. What is the outward sign of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? Speaking in tongues 23. Tongues and interpretation are equal to prophecy.




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24. Praise is complimenting God, telling Him how wonderful He is. Name 3 characteristics of worship. 25. It is God consciousness. 26. It is intimacy with God. 27. It is an attitude of the heart. 28. How does John tell us we must worship God? (Give scriptural reference) In Spirit and in truth - John 4:24 29. What is the Greek word for truth? Alethiea 30. Truth is characteristic of God. 31. How should we enter into the Presence of God? With thanksgiving in our hearts and praise on our lips Name 8 different expressions of praise to God that is found in the Bible. 32. Singing 33. Shouting 34. Lifting hands 35. Clapping 36. Musical instruments 37. Standing 38. Bowing, prostrating 39. Dancing Name 4 of the 5 benefits we receive from praising and worshipping God. 40. Revelation 41. Strength 42. Healing 43. Joy (deliverance)

44. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss it a person is immature in the Word of God, should they attempt to utilize the Gifts of the Spirit? Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 POINTS) 45. What does the word minister mean? To serve Believers must possess a single-minded passion to please God in: 46. Love 47. Devotion 48. Praise 49. Holiness 50. To offer their bodies for his service Name the 5 ascension gifts that Christ gave to the Church: 51. Apostles 52. Prophets 53. Evangelists 54. Pastors 55. Teachers Name the 2 reasons that Paul gives as to why were the ascension gifts given? 56. For preparing God's people for works of service 57. For the spiritual growth of the Body of Christ 58. What did Christ hope to accomplish by giving the ascension gifts to the Church? A. To bring it to perfection B. To set some apart. C. To train and edify D. A and C E. None of the above 59. What is one of the main functions of an Apostle? To plant and establish churches




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60. What does the Greek verb “apostello” mean? To send someone on a special mission as a messenger and to be a personal representative of the one who sends him. 61. The Church must obey and remain faithful to the Apostle’s original writings. 62. A Prophet is one who speaks for God, bringing revelation and direction from God to the Church. 63. A Prophet speaks under the direct impulse of the Holy Spirit in the name of God. True or False 64. What was the Old Testament Prophet’s primary task? To speak a Word of God by the Spirit in order to encourage God's people to remain faithful to their covenant relationship. Name 4 ways the New Testament Prophets functioned. 65. They proclaimed and interpreted the Word of God 66. They exercised the Gift of Prophecy 67. They were, at times, “seers” who could forth tell the future. 68. They were called to expose sin, proclaim righteousness, warn of judgment to come and combat worldliness and lukewarmness among God’s people. 69. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, describe the character of a Prophet. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER

70. An Evangelist proclaims the good news of Salvation. 71. The New Testament Evangelist is: A. One who prophesies to the Body of Christ for its correction B. A foundation layer, a foundation repairer, and the extension arm of the Church C. The one who plants and establishes the Churches D. None of the above 72. Whose ministry gives a clear picture of the work of an Evangelist according to the New Testament pattern? Phillip the Evangelist’s 73. The Evangelist is not essential to God's purpose for the Church. True or False 74. A Pastor is the shepherd of the local Church flock. Name 4 duties of a Pastor: 75. Proclaim sound doctrine, refute heresy 76. Teach God’s Word and exercise leadership in the local church 77. Be an example of purity and sound doctrine 78. See to it that all Believers remain in Divine grace 79. The ministry of a Teacher is to teach true doctrine as it is found in God's Word. 80. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss why it is important for a Pastor to also operate in the office of a Teacher? Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 POINTS)




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Scripture states that the gospel of Christian instruction is love; from where does this love come from? 81. A pure heart 82. A good conscience 83. Sincere faith Name the 3 major ministries of an Elder as stated in the Commentary. 84. Serving the Lord's Supper 85. Anointing the sick 86. Teaching the Word of God




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Homework 6, XV-XVIII - Key 1. Application assignment: By the end of this section, the Doctrine of Laying on of Hands, you are to lay hands on the sick and pray the prayer of faith for their healing, and lay hands on a child to pronounce a blessing on them. Record the time, place, scripture used, and your experience. (10 POINTS) 2. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain in your own words, the Doctrine of Laying on of Hands. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. STUDENT ANSWER (5 POINTS) 3. Was the Doctrine of Laying on of Hands practiced in Old Testament times? Give scriptural reference to establish your answer. Yes or No Genesis 48:14 Name the 4 different ways that the Ministry of Laying on of Hands was used in the New Testament: 4. Healing the sick 5. Blessing of children 6. Baptism of the Holy Spirit 7. Ordination of Ministry 8. In this Commentary, how many names are referenced and attributive to Satan? 32 9. From the Book of Ezekiel, we find that Satan was originally called? (Give Scriptural reference) Son of the Morning - Eze. 28:12-15

According to Scripture, what did the son of the morning originally look like? 10. He was the most beautiful creature 11. He was covered with precious stones 12. His voice sounded like a great pipe organ 13. He was perfect in beauty and wisdom 14. Who Has Power Over Satan? God and the Church Name the ways that Satan tries to come against us using the Scriptural reference of John 10:10 15. To Steal 16. To Kill 17. To destroy 18. Jesus was tempted to use His anointing and position to serve His own self-interest. True or False 19. Jesus Christ has defeated the enemy. 20. Jesus promised true Believers authority over the power of Satan and his cohorts. 21. How should we proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom? In the fullness of the Holy Spirit 22. What should we pray eagerly for and desire? The manifestation of the Spirit through gifts of healing, tongues, miracles, signs and wonders




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Where and what is Gehenna? 23. Where: In the bowels of the earth 24. What: The place of torment, which has been prepared by our Lord for the devil and his demons 25. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, explain the doctrine of the Resurrection of the Dead. Your answer should not exceed 1 page. (5 PTS) STUDENT ANSWER 26. The Resurrection of the Dead makes the presence of Christ and his power over sin available in our everyday experience. True or False 27. In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, discuss if it is absolutely necessary for Salvation to believe in the resurrection from the dead? (5 PTS.) STUDENT ANSWER Name 3 New Testament Resurrections we must consider: 28. The resurrection of Jesus 29. Resurrection life we can experience now 30. The future resurrection of the dead Name 3 reasons why the resurrection of the body is necessary. 31. The body is essential to the total human personality 32. The body is the temple of the Holy Spirit 33. To undo the result of sin at all levels, humanity's final enemy (death of the body) must be conquered through the resurrection

34. The Believer's resurrected body will be different from the Lord's own resurrected body. True or False 35. The spiritual body of the Believer is: A. Bound by the laws of nature B. Totally immoral and corrupt C. Subject to God through the blood of Christ D. None of the above 36. Jesus speaks of a resurrection of life for the Believer and a resurrection of judgment for the wicked. Name 4 things declared by the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. 37. Jesus is the Son of God 38. Death is defeated 39. Justification for Believers 40. There is a new life source for us Name the 2 judgments: 41. The Great White Throne Judgment 42. The Judgment Seat of Christ 43. What is the Greek word meaning appear? Phanaroo 44. God will examine and openly reveal, in its true reality A. Our motives B. Our character C. Our attitudes D. All of the above E. None of the above 45. The Believer's bad deeds, when repented of, are forgiven with respect to eternal punishment but they are still taken into account when being judged for repayment. True or False




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46. The impending judgment of Christians should never perfect in them the fear of the Lord. True or False Name the 2 results of judgment: 47. For Unbelievers: eternal punishment 48. For Believers: eternal life and joy Name the 3 main elements that are included in the Greek word “pisteuo” or to believe. 49. A sure conviction that Jesus Christ is God's Son and the only Savior for lost humanity 50. A self-surrendering fellowship with and obedience to Christ 51. A fully assured trust in Christ that He is both able and willing to bring you to final Salvation and to fellowship with God in heaven




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Quiz 1, Homework 1 – Key 1. The Judeao-Christian view is that the physical world declares God's glory and creative power. 2. How did God exist before He created the universe? He existed eternally and infinitely. Name 5 of God’s non-moral attributes as discussed in the Commentary. 3. He is eternal. 4. He is unchangeable. 5. He is omnipotent. 6. He is omniscient 7. He is omnipresent. 8. The omnipotent God limits His power, channeling it through His people True or False 9. Whenever the Old Testament scribes, came to the word YHVH they wrote LORD. 10. How is God, the Holy Spirit, identified with Jesus? A. By the activity of the Holy Spirit in His life B. By the activity of the Holy Spirit in His ministry C. By the identification through His name. D. All of the above E. None of the above 11. Define the Greek word theopneustor. God Breathed

For righteous living, the Scriptures must be used in the Church as the final authority in all matters for: 12. Teaching 13. Rebuking 14. Correcting 15. Training Name the 2 greatest doctrines of the Bible. 16. The Law (Old Testament) 17. The Gospels (New Testament 18. Bible Study will: A. Give us a foundation for our lives B. Bring about only worldly wisdom C. Give us a reason to make excuses for our behavior D. All of the Above E. None of the above Define the following words: 19. Atheism: disbelief in God’s existence 20. Polytheism: belief in many gods 21. Pantheism: worshipping nature as god 22. Theology: Study of the existence, nature and laws of God Give 4 reasons why Protestants rejected the Apocrypha. 23. Jesus never quoted them 24. Most early Church Fathers did not consider them to be Scripture. 25. It was not in the ancient Hebrew Bible or the New Testament. 26. The quality and writing style was inferior in the books. Name 3 of the ancient versions of the Bible: 27. The Vulgate 28. The Septuagint 29. The Samaritan Pentateuch




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30. Which version of the Bible has been the first place in the English speaking world for many years? King James Version of 1611 31. What is the theological meaning of the word covenant? It is the promises made by God to man. 32. The entire Old Testament was originally written in the Hebrew language. 33. The Bible is: A. Not the final authority in our lives B. Not a reliable source of faith and truth C. God’s Word to us in written form D. All of the above




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Quiz 2, Homework 2 – Key 1. What does repentance really mean? A. A change of mind B. A change of heart and attitude C. A radical change in attitude toward God and sin D. All of the above E. None of the above 2. What is the basic meaning of the Greek word metanoeo? To turn around 3. Repentance calls for a renouncing of self-will and initiating confidence in God. 4. Repentance is: A. Essential for Salvation B. Only necessary if you are a member of a church C. Not the reason that Christ came D. A command of God E. A and D F. B and C G. None of the above 5. Dead works are: A. Man-made rites, customs, beliefs B. Good works performed believing it will earn them the favor of God C. Animal Sacrifices D. All of the above E. None of the above 6. What is one of the greatest philosophical threats to biblically based Christianity? Secular humanism 7. What does philosophy teach? A. There is an all present God B. We are made in the image of God C. The process of evolution has created the human race D. All of the above

8. We are born-again into the newness of life by the Holy Spirit. True or False 9. A apart from Christ, all people, in their inherent natures, are not sinners, and are capable of obeying and pleasing God. True or False 10. Regeneration involves a transition from an old life of sin to a new life of obedience to Jesus Christ. Name 2 ways that we can receive the Word of God 11. Preaching of the Gospel 12. Through the written word We know our sins are forgiven because: 13. The Word of God tells us so 14. The Holy Spirit bears witness with our spirits 15. To obtain assurance of eternal life we must: A. Believe in Jesus B. Obtain assurance through the written Word C. Allow ourselves to be led by the Spirit D. All of the Above E. None of the above Match the following iniquity with its Commandment: _B__ 16. Rebellion _D__ 17. Using God’s name in vain _C__ 18. Disobedient to parents _A__ 19. Deception, dishonesty A. Not to lie B. No other gods C. Honoring Parents D. Cursing




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20. Why was man separated from God? Because he had obeyed his flesh instead of God 21. Peace brings us: A. Confusion B. Feelings of guilt and shame C. Feelings of weakness and peril D. All of the above E. None of the above 22. When do we receive healing? When we exercise faith in God's Word. 23. Unworthily means: A. To be in favor with God B. To be unfit or irreverent C. To be filled with humility D. None of the above 24. The Greek word baptizo means: To dip or immerse What are the prior conditions for receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit as stated in the Commentary? 25. Repentance 26. Forgiveness of sins 27. Baptism The four things that should precede baptism are: 28. Hearing & obeying the Word of God 29. Conviction of sin 30. Repentance 31. Faith in Jesus 32. Water baptism is a point of separation. 33. Water baptism does not identify with Jesus' work. True or False




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Quiz 3, Homework 3 – Key 1. The Holy Spirit is: A. A mere influence or power B. A totally unknowable entity C. The third personality of the Godhead D. All of the above E. None of the above Four manifestations of the Holy Spirit that causes us to know He is a person are: 2. He speaks 3. He works 4. He teaches 5. He guides Name 5 ways the Holy Spirit is symbolically represented in Scripture. 6. Dove 7. Water 8. Oil 9. Wind 10. Fire Give 4 other names that are used for the Holy Spirit as given in the Commentary. 11. The Spirit of the Lord 12. The Comforter 13. The Eternal Spirit 14. The Spirit of Promise 15. What is the one requirement that must be fulfilled in order to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit? We must be born-again, and be a Believer in the Lord Jesus. 16. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit will cause us to: A. Appreciate Scripture more B. Love our Brethren more C. Increase our consciousness of our relationship with the Father D. All of the above E. None of the above

17. Jesus is the baptizer in the Holy Spirit. 18. Prayer is communication and communion with God. 19. What does the Greek word “exousia” mean? Authority 20. There are 8,630 promises in the Word of God. 21. What happens when we fail to pray diligently with all kinds of prayer? It is to surrender to the enemy. Name the 8 different types of prayer that are discussed in the Commentary. 22. Supplications 23. Consecration 24. Praise & Worship 25. Intercession 26. Binding & Loosing 27. Agreement 28. Praying in the Spirit 29. Thanksgiving 30. Fasting is showing God we are more concerned with spiritual matters than physical. 31. Fasting, along with prayer only has one purpose. True or False 32. We should pray for: A. Only our family’s salvation B. Only our wants and desires C. For all men, especially those in authority D. None of the above




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Quiz 4, Homework 4 - Key 1. What was the tithe primarily used for? The expenses of worship and for the support of the Priests 2. Alms are works of mercy or charitable gifts to relieve the poor. 3. Greed is included in: A. Godly principles of prosperity B. The law of first mention C. Christ’s example of a presentable code of conduct D. All of the above E. None of the above 4. How does the Bible define greed? As a form of idolatry Name 4 attitudes in which we are to give: 5. Willingly 6. Generously 7. Gladly 8. Simply To those poor and in need, how does the Lord reveal Himself? 9. As their refuge 10. As their help 11. As their deliverer 12. As their provider 13. It was God’s intention to eliminate poverty through: A. Low interest loans among the Hebrews B. Partial justice C. Return of property in the year of Jubilee D. All of the above E. None of the above

14. How are adversity, troubles and needs to be faced? By prayer and trust in God Name the 9 Fruit of the Spirit: 15. Love 16. Joy 17. Peace 18. Patience 19. Kindness 20. Goodness 21. Faithfulness 22. Gentleness 23. Self-control 24. True Believers: A. Turn from evil B. Live by the Word of God C. Seek God’s Will D. Take pleasure in God’s ways and commands E. All of the above F. None of the above 25. The “fruit” we bear demonstrates: A. Repentance B. Our Spiritual Values C. The working of our conversion D. All of the above E. None of the above




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Quiz 5, Homework 5 – Key Name the 3 major divisions of the nine Gifts of the Spirit. 1. Revelation gifts 2. Utterance gifts 3. Power gifts 4. The Word of Knowledge is often connected closely with prophecy. 5. Interpreted tongues can be a means of edification to the whole congregation. Name 4 reasons why the Gifts were given to the Church. 6. For the common good 7. For edification 8. To convict and convince 9. To confirm and establish ministry 10. What is the outward sign of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? Speaking in tongues 11. Tongues and interpretation are equal to prophecy. Name 4 benefits we receive from praising and worshipping God. 12. Revelation 13. Strength 14. Healing 15. Joy 16. What does the word minister mean? To serve Name the 5 ascension gifts that Christ gave to the Church: 17. Apostles 18. Prophets 19. Evangelists 20. Pastors 21. Teachers

22. What did Christ hope to accomplish by giving the ascension gifts to the Church? A. To bring it to perfection B. To be an excuse for failure C. To train and edify D. A and C E. None of the above 23. What is one of the main functions of an Apostle? To plant and establish churches 24. An Evangelist proclaims the good news of Salvation. 25. The New Testament Evangelist is: A. One who prophesies to the Body of Christ for its correction B. A foundation layer, a foundation repairer, and the extension arm of the Church C. The one who plants and establishes the Churches D. None of the above 26. Whose ministry gives a clear picture of the work of an Evangelist according to the New Testament pattern? Phillip the Evangelist’s 27. A Pastor is the shepherd of the local Church flock. Scripture states that the gospel of Christian instruction is love; from where does this love come from? 28. A pure heart 29. A good conscience 30. Sincere faith Name the 3 major ministries of an Elder as stated in the Commentary. 31. Serving the Lord's Supper 32. Anointing the sick 33. Teaching the Word of God




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Quiz 6, Homework 6 – Key 1. Our hands have never had great significance throughout the Word of God. True or False 2. Was the Doctrine of Laying on of Hands practiced in Old Testament times? Give scriptural reference to establish your answer. Yes or No Genesis 48:14 Name the 4 different ways that the Ministry of Laying on of Hands was used in the New Testament: 3. Healing the sick 4. Blessing of children 5. Baptism of the Holy Spirit 6. Ordination of Ministry 7. From the Book of Ezekiel, we find that Satan was originally called? (Give Scriptural reference) Son of the Morning - Eze. 28:12-15 8. Who Has Power Over Satan? God and the Church Name the ways that Satan tries to come against us using the Scriptural reference of John 10:10 9. To Steal 10. To Kill 11. To destroy 12. Jesus Christ has defeated the enemy. 13. How should we proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom? In the fullness of the Holy Spirit

14. The Resurrection of the Dead makes the presence of Christ and his power over sin available in our everyday experience. True or False 15. The Believer's resurrected body will be different from the Lord's own resurrected body. True or False 16. The spiritual body of the Believer is: A. Bound by the laws of nature B. Totally immoral and corrupt C. Subject to God through the blood of Christ D. None of the above Name 4 things declared by the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. 17. Jesus is the Son of God 18. Death is defeated 19. Justification for Believers 20. There is a new life source for us Name the 2 judgments: 21. The Great White Throne Judgment 22. The Judgment Seat of Christ 23. God will examine and openly reveal, in its true reality A. Our motives B. Our character C. Our attitudes D. All of the above E. None of the above 24. The Believer's bad deeds, when repented of, are forgiven with respect to eternal punishment but they are still taken into account when being judged for repayment. True or False




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25. The impending judgment of Christians should never perfect in them the fear of the Lord. True or False




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Midterm Exam, Homework 1-3 – Key 1. How did God exist before He created the universe? He existed eternally and infinitely. Name 5 of God’s non-moral attributes as discussed in the Commentary. 2. He is eternal. 3. He is unchangeable. 4. He is omnipotent. 5. He is omniscient 6. He is omnipresent. 7. How is God, the Holy Spirit, identified with Jesus? A. By activity of the Holy Spirit in His life B. By activity of the Holy Spirit in His ministry C. By the identification through His name D. All of the above E. None of the above 8. Define the Greek word theopneustor. God Breathed For righteous living, the Scriptures must be used in the Church as the final authority in all matters for: 9. Teaching 10. Rebuking 11. Correcting 12. Training 13. Bible Study will: A. Give us a foundation for our lives B. Bring about only worldly wisdom C. Give us a reason to make excuses for our behavior D. All of the Above

Define the following words: 14. Atheism: disbelief in God’s existence 15. Polytheism: belief in many gods 16. Pantheism: worshipping nature as god 17. Theology: Study of the existence, nature and laws of God 18. Which version of the Bible has been the first place in the English speaking world for many years? King James Version of 1611 19. What is the theological meaning of the word covenant? It is the promises made by God to man. 20. The Bible is: A. Not the final authority in our lives B. Not a reliable source of faith and truth C. God’s Word to us in written form D. All of the above 21. What does repentance really mean? A. A change of mind B. A change of heart and attitude C. A radical change in attitude toward God and sin D. All of the above E. None of the above 22. Repentance calls for a renouncing of self-will and initiating confidence in God. 23. Repentance is: A. Essential for Salvation B. Only necessary if you are a member of a church C. Not the reason that Christ came D. A command of God E. A and D F. B and C G. None of the above




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24. Dead works are: A. Man-made rites, customs, beliefs B. Good works performed believing it will earn them the favor of God C. Animal Sacrifices D. All of the above E. None of the above 25. What is one of the greatest philosophical threats to biblically based Christianity? Secular humanism 26. A apart from Christ, all people, in their inherent natures, are not sinners, and are capable of obeying and pleasing God. True or False 27. Regeneration involves a transition from an old life of sin to a new life of obedience to Jesus Christ. Name 2 ways that we can receive the Word of God 28. Preaching of the Gospel 29. Through the written word 30. To obtain assurance of eternal life we must: A. Believe in Jesus B. Obtain assurance through the written Word C. Allow ourselves to be led by the Spirit D. All of the Above E. None of the above 31. Peace brings us: A. Confusion B. Feelings of guilt and shame C. Feelings of weakness and peril D. All of the above E. None of the above 32. When do we receive healing? When we exercise faith in God's Word.

33. Unworthily means: A. To be in favor with God B. To be unfit or irreverent C. To be filled with humility D. None of the above What are the prior conditions for receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit as stated in the Commentary? 34. Repentance 35. Forgiveness of sins 36. Baptism The four things that should precede baptism are: 37. Hearing & obeying the Word of God 38. Conviction of sin 39. Repentance 40. Faith in Jesus 41. Water baptism is a point of separation. Name 5 ways the Holy Spirit is symbolically represented in Scripture. 42. Dove 43. Water 44. Oil 45. Wind 46. Fire 47. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit will cause us to: A. Appreciate Scripture more B. Love our Brethren more C. Increase our consciousness of our relationship with the Father D. All of the above 48. There are 8,630 promises in the Word of God. 49. Fasting is showing God we are more concerned with spiritual matters than physical.




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Final Exam, Homework 4-6 – Key 1. Alms are works of mercy or charitable gifts to relieve the poor. 2. Greed is included in: A. Godly principles of prosperity B. The law of first mention C. Christ’s example of a presentable code of conduct D. All of the above E. None of the above 3. How does the Bible define greed? As a form of idolatry 4. It was God’s intention to eliminate poverty through: A. Low interest loans among the Hebrews B. Partial justice C. Return of property in the year of Jubilee D. All of the above E. None of the above 5. How are adversity, troubles and needs to be faced? By prayer and trust in God Name the 9 Fruit of the Spirit: 6. Love 7. Joy 8. Peace 9. Patience 10. Kindness 11. Goodness 12. Faithfulness 13. Gentleness 14. Self-control

15. True Believers: A. Turn from evil B. Live by the Word of God C. Seek God’s Will D. Take pleasure in God’s ways and commands E. All of the above F. None of the above 16. The “fruit” we bear demonstrates: A. Repentance B. Our Spiritual Values C. The working of our conversion D. All of the above E. None of the above Name the 3 major divisions of the nine Gifts of the Spirit. 17. Revelation gifts 18. Utterance gifts 19. Power gifts 20. The Word of Knowledge is often connected closely with prophecy. 21. What is the outward sign of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? Speaking in tongues 22. Tongues and interpretation are equal to prophecy. Name the 5 ascension gifts that Christ gave to the Church: 23. Apostles 24. Prophets 25. Evangelists 26. Pastors 27. Teachers




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28. What did Christ hope to accomplish by giving the ascension gifts to the Church? A. To bring it to perfection B. To be an excuse for failure C. To train and edify D. A and C E. None of the above 29. What is one of the main functions of an Apostle? To plant and establish churches 30. An Evangelist proclaims the good news of Salvation. 31. Whose ministry gives a clear picture of the work of an Evangelist according to the New Testament pattern? Phillip the Evangelist’s 32. A Pastor is the shepherd of the local Church flock. Name the 3 major ministries of an Elder as stated in the Commentary. 33. Serving the Lord's Supper 34. Anointing the sick 35. Teaching the Word of God 36. Our hands have never had great significance throughout the Word of God. True or False Name the 4 different ways that the Ministry of Laying on of Hands was used in the New Testament: 37. Healing the sick 38. Blessing of children 39. Baptism of the Holy Spirit 40. Ordination of Ministry 41. Who Has Power Over Satan? God and the Church

Name the ways that Satan tries to come against us using the Scriptural reference of John 10:10 42. To Steal 43. To Kill 44. To destroy 45. How should we proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom? In the fullness of the Holy Spirit 46. The spiritual body of the Believer is: A. Bound by the laws of nature B. Totally immoral and corrupt C. Subject to God through the blood of Christ D. None of the above Name the 2 judgments: 47. The Great White Throne Judgment 48. The Judgment Seat of Christ 49. God will examine and openly reveal, in its true reality A. Our motives B. Our character C. Our attitudes D. All of the above E. None of the above 50. The Believer's bad deeds, when repented of, are forgiven with respect to eternal punishment but they are still taken into account when being judged for repayment. True or False

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