1). For the last three centuries the Bible has been the all time best selling book
a).
True b). False
2). The Biblical points of question or discrepancy make up about 15 % of the actual
text.
a).
True b). False
3). Almost all
scholars disagree that Matthew and Luke used Mark’s gospel as a foundational text reference to write their own gospel.
a).
True b). False
4).
Mark was the last document gospel and was written long after Luke and Matthew
a).
True b). False
5). The two accounts of Judas Iscariot’s death could be explained as a search
for money on or in corpses of dead Jews by the Roman soldiers.
a).
True b). False
6). Some Biblical
texts that may initially appear to be contradictory may actually be complimentary accounts of the same event or situation.
a).
True b). False
7). The doctrine of two witnesses simply indicates that if something is rehearsed more
than one time in Bible it may be readily accepted as reliable.
a).
True b). False
8). When two people
have been told the same story, they will more than likely not rehearse it from the exact same perspective.
a).
True b). False
9). The story of Jesus forgiving the adulterous woman was not a popular story in the ministry of Jesus Christ.
a).
True b). False
10).
It is not wrong to look at some passages of scripture strictly through an understanding rooted in faith alone that God knows
what He has said.
a).
True b). False
11). Which Gospel is written using several prophetic couplets?
a).
Mark
b).
John
c).
Matthew
d).
all of the above
12). The original implication of the Trinity in scripture is found in
a).
Job
b).
Genesis
c).
Matthew
d).
none of the above
13). When we have to prove or disprove any scriptural text, we have stepped out
of the realm of
a).
faith
b).
sin
c).
life
d).
all of the above
14). Statements in the New Testament that seem to contradict themselves may actually
be
a).
of the devil
b).
complimentary in nature
c).
lost to historicity
d).
none of the above
15). A careful examination of the last half of the New Testament (Acts through
Revelation) very strongly indicates
a).
sanctification
b).
the Trinitarian doctrine
c).
a love for Romans
d).
all of the above
