Exdi139.4e
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What did Jesus have to pay in order to offer us His riches?
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In order to offer us His riches, Jesus became sin nature.
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In order to offer us His riches, Jesus became sick with diseases.
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In order to offer us His riches, Jesus became weary on the cross.
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In order to offer us His riches, Jesus became poor.
Correct Answer
D. In order to offer us His riches, Jesus became poor.Explanation
II Corinthians 8:9--"For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you, through his poverty, might be rich"Rate this question:
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What example in the Scriptures indicates that Jesus had an abundance of supply?
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An example of the abundance of supply that Jesus possessed was the curse that He placed on the fig tree.
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An example of the abundance of supply that Jesus possessed was the healing of the blind man.
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An example of the abundance of supply that Jesus possessed was the feeding of the 5000, using the boy's fish and loaves.
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An example of the abundance of supply that Jesus possessed was the resurrection of the daughter of the centurion.
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C. An example of the abundance of supply that Jesus possessed was the feeding of the 5000, using the boy's fish and loaves.Explanation
Jesus blessed the boy's lunch and fed 5000 people. After everyone had eaten, there were baskets of food left. He operated with an abundance of supply.Rate this question:
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What example in the Scriptures proves that Jesus did not need evolutionary means in order to meet present day needs?
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Jesus turned the water into the very best wine without the aging process.
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God didn't need 21 years for Eve to become an adult woman. He presented her to Adam as an adult.
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All the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
C. All the answers are correct.Explanation
The wine that Jesus created was aged through His creative power. God created Eve in the suitable age bracket.Rate this question:
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How is poverty described in Deuteronomy chapter 28?
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In Deuteronomy chapter 28, poverty is described as a spiritual necessity.
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In Deuteronomy chapter 28, poverty is described as a spiritual blessing.
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In Deuteronomy chapter 28, poverty is described as a necessary experience in life.
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In Deuteronomy chapter 28, poverty is described as a curse.
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D. In Deuteronomy chapter 28, poverty is described as a curse.Explanation
Deuteronomy 28:47-48--"Because you did not serve the Lord your God with joy and gladness of heart for the abundance of all things, therefore you shall serve your enemies ...in hunger, in thirst, in nakedness, and in need of everything."Rate this question:
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Why did Jesus become the curse?
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Jesus became the curse so that we could receive the blessing of Moses.
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Jesus became the curse so that we could receive the blessing of Abraham.
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Jesus became the curse so that we could receive the blessing of angels.
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Jesus became the curse so that we could avoid the mark of the beast.
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B. Jesus became the curse so that we could receive the blessing of Abraham.Explanation
Jesus became the curse so that we could receive the blessing of Abraham, meaning that we can be blessed in every area of our lives, because Jesus became the curse for us.Rate this question:
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How did Jesus deal with the curse of poverty?
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Jesus identified with the curse of poverty by taking an oath of poverty.
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Jesus identified with the curse of poverty by giving all of His money to the poor.
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Jesus identified with the curse of poverty by becoming hungry, thirsty, naked on the cross, and stripped of all earthly possessions.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
C. Jesus identified with the curse of poverty by becoming hungry, thirsty, naked on the cross, and stripped of all earthly possessions.Explanation
Jesus was hungry--He had not eaten in 24 hours; He declared that He was thirsty; He hung on the cross--naked; He had no earthly possessions--not even a tomb.Rate this question:
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How does riches or abundance come to the believer?
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Abundance comes to the believer through wisdom and a good savings program.
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Abundance comes to the believer through hard work.
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As in every spiritual blessing, abundance comes through the grace of God.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
C. As in every spiritual blessing, abundance comes through the grace of God.Explanation
II Corinthians 8:9--"and you know the grace of our Lord, in that, though He was rich, for your sakes He became poor, so that you, through His poverty, might be rich."Rate this question:
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What must be the end result of riches or abundance for every believer?
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The end result of riches or abundance for the believer must be to go to the ends of the Earth and evangelize.
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The end result of riches or abundance for the believer must be to give alms to people in Africa and Asia.
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The end result of riches or abundance for the believer must be to influence the people of Nepal and Burma.
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The end result of riches or abundance for the believer must be to abound to every good work.
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D. The end result of riches or abundance for the believer must be to abound to every good work.Explanation
II Corinthians 9:8--"And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, so that you, having all sufficiency in all things at all times, may abound to every good work."Rate this question:
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What is one definition of grace?
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One definition of grace is to be fluent in good behavior.
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One definition of grace is to know and obey the customs in foreign countries.
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One definition of grace is God's enabling power.
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None of the answers are correct.
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C. One definition of grace is God's enabling power.Explanation
Definition: Grace=God's enabling power.Rate this question:
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What is Jack Taylor's definition of grace?
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Jack Taylor's definition of grace is the unmerited favor of God.
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Jack Taylor's definition of grace is an extraordinary endowment of power from the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit that equips the believer for Life and Ministry.
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Jack Taylor's definition of grace is the enabling power of God
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Jack Taylor's definition of grace is the empowering presence of Christ.
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D. Jack Taylor's definition of grace is the empowering presence of Christ.Explanation
Jack Taylor's definition of grace is the empowering presence of Christ.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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