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Who directed the charge into battle?
Peter escaped from prison because of
Faith 6 Unit 1-5
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Peter escaped from prison because of
a lucky break.
an answer to prayer.
sleeping Roman guards.
2
Who directed the charge into battle?
Deborah
Jael
Rahab
3
Which is the truest definition of a treasure?
whatever is valuable and important to you
a chest of pearls and diamonds
stacks of gold and silver
4
The law is like
a punishment and a goal.
a curb, a mirror and a guide.
a choice.
5
Lydia met with a prayer group
at church.
by a river.
in hiding.
6
When Paul was in Caesarea, Governor Felix
wanted to give the problem to someone else.
all of these.
wanted to be paid a bribe.
wanted to please the Jews.
7
The lame man was healed
because he was patient.
through Peter's power.
in the name of Jesus.
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Paul said he learned to be content
mostly on stormy days.
when things were going well.
in all circumstances.
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A covenant is a
large box or trunk
promise or agreement
short paragraph
10
Jesus is in heaven,
leaving us to carry on without Him.
continuing to watch over us.
staying there until the Last Day.
glad to leave this sinful earth.
11
The tabernacle was built as a tent church so
it wouldn't get hot in the desert sun.
it could be moved from place to place.
it wouldn't cost much money.
12
Pastors today
administer the Sacraments.
never sin.
are hired to help us.
13
How many stories are in the Bible?
one, in Christ
66
millions
14
God is with us
in bad times
in good times
both A and B
none of the above
15
God
doesn't care about sin
ignores sin
punishes sin
16
The sanctifying power of the Holy Spirit
enables us to live in faith.
makes us justified.
is something we're born with.
17
Greeks in Athens were interested in Paul's speech at the Areopagus because
he referred to their "unknown god."
he had new ideas.
he spoke intelligently.
all of these
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God can accomplish His purposes even through sinners like
Balaam.
all of these.
you and me.
Samson.
19
People who sometimes don't understand God's Word
include everyone, except pastors.
can pray for the Spirit's help.
must have weak faith.
20
Scripture says this is what God wants from you:
large churches.
a true heart.
big offerings.
21
Mercy means
undeserved forgiveness.
None of these.
showing kindness to others.
Both of these.
22
Original sin is NOT
unforgiveable
our human condition
our human nature
23
Which is an example of a young person and an older person who served the Lord?
Timothy and Tabitha
Luke and Julius
Silas and Barnabas
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God works in unexpected ways because.
He likes to "shake things up."
He gets bored with sameness.
He thinks differently than we do.
25
Moses needed more
helpers.
money.
land.
26
Jesus' miracles provided
daily needs, protection
good health
all of these
grace and mercy
27
Faith comes from
hearing the word of God
being kind to other people
wearing a cross pin or necklace
28
Which is not true?
Commandments 4 and 6 tell God's will for families.
Commandment 8 says, actions, not words, can be sinful.
Commandment 5 is about keeping and caring for life.
29
In ancient biblical times, who were considered outcasts?
people with leprosy
all of these
tax collectors
Samaritans
30
What caused Samson's troubles?
He made a bad choice of friends.
He had long hair.
He had long hair.
31
When did God the Father say, "This is My Beloved Son"?
both of these
at Jesus' transfiguration
at Jesus' Baptism
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Jesus is an example of a good teacher who
lets you do whatever you want to do
speaks truth, no matter what
tells you whatever you want to hear
33
God is pleased when
one person comes to faith.
we tell others about Jesus.
thousands come to faith.
All of these statements are true.
34
Old Testament people often built a monument
in a place where God blessed them in a special way.
where they fought and won a bit battle.
where they needed a road marker for maps.
35
Jesus said that whoever puts himself first will be
last
congratulated
exalted
saved
36
A confession
none of these
of faith tells what you believe to be right
of sins tells what you know you did wrong
both of these
37
Time and again, the people of Israel said,
"More manna, please."
"Why did you bring us here to die?"
"The desert is shady and cool."
38
In the New Testament, the Passover was replaced by
a lamb.
the temple.
the Lord's Supper.
39
The most important thing to learn from the feeding of the 5,000 is that
we should not waste food
Jesus is true God
Jesus provides for our daily needs
40
At Mount Sinai,
God spoke to Moses in a burning bush.
Both of these.
God gave Moses the Ten Commandments.
41
Abraham
was an example of perfect obedience
never saw any of God's promises come true
was blessed with the gift of faith
42
It is not surprising that Jacob's dishonesty led to
serving time in jail.
making him a powerful businessman.
dishonesty in his own children.
43
You can speak about faith in Jesus
if you go to the seminary to be a pastor.
when the Holy Spirit is in you.
when you are an adult.
44
A Gentile is
anyone who is not Jewish.
anyone who is not saved.
anyone who is not Greek.
45
God transforms you and me
to be perfectly obedient
in name only
from sinner to saint
46
Whenever Paul came to a new city, he first spoke about Jesus to
the Gentiles.
the Jews.
the Greeks.
47
Peter and John were in prison because
they broke the law and were arrested.
enemies wanted them to be quiet about Jesus.
they caused trouble for a lame man.
48
Why was Abraham willing to sacrifice Isaac?
He didn't like Isaac anyway.
He trusted God's power to keep His Word.
He was blind and couldn't see what was happening.
49
Thomas
was the only disciple who doubted Jesus was alive.
Neither statement is true.
confessed that Jesus is true God.
Both statements are true.
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Paul traveled to Rome
all of these.
as a prisoner.
on a mission trip.
by overland caravan.