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Question 1 of 25

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1. The word Bible is derived from the Greek word “Biblia”, what does it mean?
- a) Dictionaries
- b) Babble
- c) Books
- d) Pages
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Question 2 of 25

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2. What statement best describes the Authority of the Bible:
- a) It is a specific revelation by God to man and was given by divine inspiration through human lips and pens
- b) It is a purely human book. It is the record of the religious experiences of some believers in the past
- c) The Bible as a thoroughly human book and is primarily the witness to the revelation of God in the person of His Son Jesus Christ
- d) It is a collection story about the experiences of man throughout the ages. It has no spiritual significance
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Question 3 of 25

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3. What is hermeneutics?
- a) The study of the printing of the Bible
- b) The study of the principles and methods of interpreting the text of the Bible
- c) The Study of the people that lived in the Old Testament
- d) The Study of the people that lived in the New Testament
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Question 4 of 25

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4. What statement best describes the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament
- a) There is no relationship. They are entirely separate Narratives.
- b) The Old Testament is Historical stories, and the New Testament are salvation stories
- c) The Old Testament is the seed and the plant and the New Testament is the fruit
- d) The Old Testament and the New Testament shared certain characteristics only – not enough to mention
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Question 5 of 25

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5. The Bible is a specific revelation by God to man and was given by divine inspiration to
- a) At least 66 writers – one for every book
- b) 40 Writers over 1500 years
- c) 3 Writers with many pseudonyms (fictitious names)
- d) Moses over seven days
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Question 6 of 25

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6. The term “epistle” means:
- a) Letters
- b) Commentaries
- c) Dictionaries
- d) Books
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Question 7 of 25

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7. Prose, an ordinary form of speech and writing without rhythmic patterns, is mainly used in
- a) Poetry, odes and poems
- b) Contracts, Agreements and treaties
- c) Invoices, Statements and bills
- d) Stories, history, dialogues and law-giving
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Question 8 of 25

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8. Narratives, the most common type of Prose in the Bible, is defined as?
- a) “Stories” told to convey a message
- b) “Command” given to rule over someone
- c) “Poetry” written to showcase someone’s talent
- d) “Teaching” given for the purpose of Schooling
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Question 9 of 25

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9. What is Salvation History?
- a) The story of man’s journey with a friend
- b) The story of God’s journey with man
- c) The story of God’s journey without man
- d) The Story of man’s journey
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Question 10 of 25

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10. The ten commands were given by God because He
- a) Wants to control mankind
- b) Wanted to show the Egyptians a thing or two
- c) Loves mankind
- d) Loves rules
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Question 11 of 25

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11. You shall not murder means purely:
- a) We have the right to murder thieves and killers
- b) To not murder anyone you know, like your brother
- c) We do not have the right to decide who lives and who dies
- d) We have the right to murder as long as it is not in anger
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Question 12 of 25

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12. Poetry can best be described as?
- a) Words of the head
- b) Words full of puzzles
- c) Word of deceit
- d) Words of the heart
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Question 13 of 25

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13. Which of the following Bible Books can be defined as Poetry?
- a) Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Song of Solomon and Lamentations
- b) Genesis, Numbers, Kings and Revelation
- c) Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
- d) The letters of Paul to the Churches
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Question 14 of 25

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14. Poems are meant to:
- a) Be whispered softly and must never be sung under any circumstances
- b) Be written on a nice piece of paper, stuck on a wall somewhere and forgotten
- c) Be read aloud or sung many times over, for the emotion or content to be experienced
- d) Be handed out at a Valentine dinner only; it is private after all
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Question 15 of 25

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15. The book of Proverbs is best defined as a collection of
- a) Of wise sayings to use against your worst enemy
- b) Of wise sayings laying practical rules for right living based on godly wisdom
- c) Of personal comments to impress your friends
- d) Of impractical sayings that is irrelevant in the modern world
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16. According to the Book of Proverbs, who is the source of wisdom:
- a) Solomon
- b) David
- c) God
- d) Various Wise Church Fathers
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Question 17 of 25

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17. According to Songs of Songs, the predominant storyline would be?
- a) A drama about how love destroys a good friendship
- b) A lyric poem written to extol the virtues of love between a husband and his wife
- c) A works of fiction with no tangible teachings
- d) A poem about the perils of marriage life, with disastrous results
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Question 18 of 25

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18. The Function of a prophet is:
- a) A spokesperson for God that reprimands warns directs encourages, intercedes, teaches and counsels
- b) A messenger from the government that enforce strict rules
- c) A dooms day advocate that warns of the great day of doom that awaits humanity
- d) A seeker sensitive Church Follower that prophecies humanistic predictions
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Question 19 of 25

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19. How can we know that the New Testament is divinely inspired?
- a) We don’t know, because men wrote the books of the New Testament
- b) We are not allowed to question the divinity of the New Testament
- c) Because the Pastor said so – and we don’t argue with the Pastor
- d) Evidence found in the Old Testament that points to the formation of the New Testament
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Question 20 of 25

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20. The books that were chosen to be the authoritative Books of the New Testament is collectively called
- a) The “Apocrypha” (those that were hidden.
- b) The “Canon” (classical Latin, line or any straight stick or rod, also standard of excellence)
- c) The “Anthology” (a collection of shorter works such as short stories and short novels, by different authors)
- d) The “epistolary” Novel (a series of documents in the form of letters)
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Question 21 of 25

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21. Jesus has two natures; they are
- a) Fully man and fully woman
- b) Fully God and Fully man, thus completely Divine and completely human
- c) The old-man (sinful) and the new-man (without sin)
- d) The inward man and the outward man
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Question 22 of 25

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22. The first four books of the New Testament are known as the Gospels, what does it mean?
- a) Bad news
- b) Gossip news
- c) Good news
- d) No news at all
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Question 23 of 25

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23. Miracles points towards the rein of the Kingdom of God. In Scripture, Miracles are also called?
- a) Happenings and events
- b) Signs and wonders
- c) Activities and procedures
- d) Deeds and Conducts
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Question 24 of 25

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24. The easiest way to describe a parable is that it is
- a) A story that fits in with the dress code of the time in the Bible
- b) A Biography of the life of Jesus
- c) A Reference to events that will happen one day.
- d) A story that places one thing beside another for the purpose of teaching
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25. The most important power for softening hard hearts is
- a) The constant power of great Christian friends
- b) The indwelling of God’s Holy Spirit
- c) A stern reprimanding from your Pastor
- d) A barrage of miracles to sustain your faith
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