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Apostolic Faith Started 1900, Topeka Kansas
Church History 101
Lesson 10
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CHURCH HISTORY 101
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What does the word "Pentecost" mean?
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The word “Pentecost” means "fifty".
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The word “Pentecost” means "five".
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The word “Pentecost” means "it costs plenty".
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The word “Pentecost” means "plentiful harvest".
Correct Answer
A. The word “Pentecost” means "fifty".Explanation
The word “Pentecost” means fifty.Rate this question:
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"Speaking in other languages, 'tongues' is considered the modern sign of the infilling with the Holy Spirit, just as in the First Century." (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In the modern Christian Church, “Pentecost” and “Pentecostalism” refer to the return of the experience of the “baptism of the Holy Spirit” with signs similar to those in the book of Acts. In particular, speaking in other languages, “tongues”, is considered to be a modern sign of the infilling with the Holy Spirit, just as was in the 1st Century.Rate this question:
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The History of modern "Pentecost" goes back to Bethel Bible School in what American city?
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The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Topeka, Kansas.
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The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Baxter Springs. Kansas.
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The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Joplin, Missouri.
Correct Answer
A. The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Topeka, Kansas.Explanation
The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Topeka, Kansas (U. S.) at the turn of the 20th Century.Rate this question:
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Who conducted the Bethel Bible School?
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Charles F. Parham conducted the Bethel Bible School.
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Charles Wesley conducted the Bethel Bible School.
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Charles Spurgeon conducted the Bethel Bible School.
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Charles Wright conducted the Bethel Bible School.
Correct Answer
A. Charles F. Parham conducted the Bethel Bible School.Explanation
The history of modern “Pentecost” goes back to Bethel Bible School in Topeka, Kansas (U. S.) at the turn of the 20th Century. Charles F. Parham, a former Methodist minister, conducted the school in late 1900 and early 1901. It was there at the beginning of 1901 that the baptism of the Holy Spirit re-occurred complete with “tongues”.Rate this question:
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Who was the student of Charles Parham that helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California?
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William J. Seymour helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California.
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William B. Cody helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California.
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William J. Davis helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California.
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William S. Azusa helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California.
Correct Answer
A. William J. Seymour helped conduct the "Azusa Street" revival in Los Angeles, California.Explanation
Later, in 1905-1906, Parham conducted a Bible School in Houston, Texas. One of his students was William J. Seymour who traveled to Los Angeles, California and helped conduct the huge “Azusa Street” revival. Many Pentecostal groups trace their origins to Azusa Street. Others go back to revivals in Texas and the Midwest U. S. But all, directly or indirectly, go back to Topeka and Charles Parham.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank. Parham called his work the “Apostolic Faith Movement” since he considered this to be a return to the faith of the original ________.
Correct Answer
Apostles, apostlesExplanation
Parham called his work the “Apostolic Faith Movement” since he considered this to be a return to the faith of the original Apostles.Rate this question:
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Charles Parham died in what year?
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Charles Parham died in 1929.
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Charles Parham died in 1901.
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Charles Parham died in 1948.
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Charles Parham died in 2009.
Correct Answer
A. Charles Parham died in 1929.Explanation
Charles Parham died in 1929.Rate this question:
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There are many Pentecostal groups and denominations around the world. What is the largest Pentecostal group?
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The Assembly of God Church is now the largest Pentecostal group.
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The Roman Catholic Church is now the largest Pentecostal group.
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The Methodist Church is now the largest Pentecostal group.
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The Jehovah Witness Church is now the largest Pentecostal group.
Correct Answer
A. The Assembly of God Church is now the largest Pentecostal group.Explanation
The Assembly of God Church is now the largest Pentecostal group but there are many others. Also, there are now people in other churches that have experienced the infilling of the Holy Spirit with speaking in tongues. These people are often called “charismatic”.Rate this question:
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"Even the very old split between Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox has shown some signs of mending." (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Early in the 21st Century, the Christian Church continues to grow and change. Splintering continues but also there are efforts at reunification. Even the very old split between Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox has shown some signs of mending.Rate this question:
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Select the ones that best apply to "mega-churches".
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Mega-churches usually downplay doctrinal differences among believers.
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Mega-churches thrive in small villages.
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Mega-churches thrive in large cites.
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Mega-churches are usually very small.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Mega-churches usually downplay doctrinal differences among believers.
C. Mega-churches thrive in large cites.Explanation
Two recent trends deserve comment. They are “non-denominationalism” and “mega-churches”. Both groups (and they overlap, many mega-churches are non-denominational) downplay doctrine and doctrinal differences among believers. Mega-churches are very large churches. They thrive in larger cities where people are attracted to the amenities that large groups can provide.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
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No, I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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