BIBL 104 quiz 7 complete solutions correct answers A+ work

Liberty University BIBL 104 quiz 7 complete solutions correct answers A+ work

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• Question 1

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“Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

• Question 2

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

• Question 3

2.5 out of 2.5 points

How is righteousness related to faith?

• Question 4

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Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

False

• Question 5

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The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

• Question 6

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The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

• Question 7

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

• Question 8

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

• Question 9

2.5 out of 2.5 points

2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

• Question 10

2.5 out of 2.5 points

In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

• Question 11

2.5 out of 2.5 points

In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

• Question 12

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The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self-centeredness.

• Question 13

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

• Question 14

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What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

• Question 15

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The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first-century apostolic church.

• Question 16

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Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

• Question 17

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What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

• Question 18

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In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

• Question 19

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Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

• Question 20

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Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 1

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

Question 2

2.5 out of 2.5 points

In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 3

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 4

2.5 out of 2.5 points

2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 5

2.5 out of 2.5 points

In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 6

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 7

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What topics do 1 Timothy and Titus have in common?

Question 8

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 9

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 10

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 11

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first-century apostolic church.

Question 12

2.5 out of 2.5 points

In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 13

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 14

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

Question 15

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

Question 16

2.5 out of 2.5 points

The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self-centeredness.

Question 17

2.5 out of 2.5 points

“Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 18

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 19

2.5 out of 2.5 points

Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

Question 20

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

·  Question 1       2.5 out of 2.5 points

Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

·  Question 2               2.5 out of 2.5 points

What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

·  Question 3              2.5 out of 2.5 points

New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

·  Question 4            2.5 out of 2.5 points

2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

·  Question 5           2.5 out of 2.5 points

The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

·  Question 6         2.5 out of 2.5 points

What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

·  Question 7          2.5 out of 2.5 points

The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

·  Question 8          2.5 out of 2.5 points

The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first-century apostolic church.

·  Question 9          2.5 out of 2.5 points

“Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

·  Question 10        2.5 out of 2.5 points

The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

·  Question 11          2.5 out of 2.5 points

What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

·  Question 12             2.5 out of 2.5 points

What topics do 1 Timothy and Titus have in common?

·  Question 13          2.5 out of 2.5 points

How is righteousness related to faith?

·  Question 14          2.5 out of 2.5 points

Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

·  Question 15            2.5 out of 2.5 points

The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

·  Question 16             2.5 out of 2.5 points

New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.

·  Question 17         2.5 out of 2.5 points

In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

·  Question 18          2.5 out of 2.5 points

What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

·  Question 19          2.5 out of 2.5 points

The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self-centeredness.

·  Question 20           2.5 out of 2.5 points

In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 1 What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

Question 2 Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 3 Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

Question 4 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 5 In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 6 Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 7 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 8 What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 9 What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

Question 10 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 11 The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self­centeredness.

Question 12 The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

Question 13 What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 14 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 15 Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 16 The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 17 What topics do 1 Timothy and Titus have in common?

Question 18 The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 19 2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 20 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 1 The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self­centeredness.

Question 2 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 3 Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

Question 4 What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 5 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 6 2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 7 What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

Question 8 Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

Question 9 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 10 New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

Question 11 The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

Question 12 In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 13 Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 14 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 15 New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.

Question 16 What topics do 1 Timothy and Titus have in common?

Question 17 What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

Question 18 Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 19 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 20 Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 1 Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 2 Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 3 What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

Question 4 New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.

Question 5 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 6 Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 7 Letters are meant to be read________________, the same way you read a personal letter today.

Question 8 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 9 The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self­centeredness.

Question 10 What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 11 The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 12 The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 13 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 14 How is righteousness related to faith?

Question 15 The main doctrinal issue Paul addressed in his letter to the Galatians was that faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation.

Question 16 New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

Question 17 2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 18 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 19 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 20 Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

Question 1 The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self­centeredness.

Question 2 New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.

Question 3 New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

Question 4 How is righteousness related to faith?

Question 5 Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

Question 6 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 7 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 8 The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 9 What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 10 What were Paul’s personal motivations to write such a blunt letter with negative accusations?

Question 11 In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 12 The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 13 Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

Question 14 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 15 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 16 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 17 Letters are meant to be read________________, the same way you read a personal letter today.

Question 18 Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 19 What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 20 Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 1 The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 2 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 3 In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 4 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 5 New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

Question 6 What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 7 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 8 Timothy witnessed the stoning of Paul, or its results, which influenced him to have the meek, retiring personality that appears in this letter.

Question 9 What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

Question 10 What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 11 Letters are meant to be read________________, the same way you read a personal letter today.

Question 12 What topics do 1 Timothy and Titus have in common?

Question 13 The problems of the local church of 1 Corinthians were rooted in a sinful self­centeredness.

Question 14 Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 15 New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.

Question 16 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 17 2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 18 The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 19 The main doctrinal problem Paul corrected in his letter to the Galatians was that "faith alone in Christ, not works, accomplished their salvation."

Question 20 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 1 What were the main differences between Paul’s first and second imprisonments?

Question 2 The church at Corinth was the ideal model of a first­century apostolic church.

Question 3 Living a good life is Paul’s answer to the problem of sin in Romans 6–7?

Question 4 In 1st Corinthians Paul stressed, without _____ the spiritual gifts have no value.

Question 5 Galatians makes it very clear that the law is more powerful and cancels out grace.

Question 6 New Testament letters are occasional or situational, meaning that they were written to address specific situations or problems related to the author or (usually) to the readers.

Question 7 The city of Ephesus was a small town of no significance.

Question 8 The Pastoral Epistles do not teach us about church leadership.

Question 9 Letters are meant to be read________________, the same way you read a personal letter today.

Question 10 In Romans, Paul teaches about the Jewish “remnant” and the future of Israel.

Question 11 Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification

Question 12 “Believers should obey governmental authority.” Why?

Question 13 The Thessalonians thought their persecutions might indicate that they were already in the Day of the Lord.

Question 14 What is justification, and how does it relate to God’s grace?

Question 15 How is righteousness related to faith?

Question 16 In Romans, Paul made it clear he hoped to spread the gospel east to India and planned to visit that region.

Question 17 Paul famously describes love in 1 Corinthians 10.

Question 18 What kind of leaders did Paul want in churches?

Question 19 2nd Corinthians is the most impersonal of all Paul’s letters and reflects he does not really know the recipients.

Question 20 New Testament letters are typically shorter than their ancient counterparts since early Christian leaders needed more space to conduct their missionary work and shepherd their flocks from a distance.