Trimester 4 - Spiritual Warfare - Final Exam

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Bible School Final Exam - Trimester 4 All Exams are closed book.

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1.

When we are fighting evil, what are we fighting?
- A.
  
  An impersonal force or energy
- B.
  
  People that are just against us
- C.
  
  Evil personalities in the spirit realm
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
C. Evil personalities in the spirit realm

Explanation
When we are fighting evil, we are specifically fighting against evil personalities in the spirit realm. This suggests that evil is not just an impersonal force or energy, but rather consists of conscious beings with malicious intent. Additionally, it implies that our fight against evil involves confronting and overcoming these malevolent entities in the spiritual realm.

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2.

Demons are:
- A.
  
  Talking and thinking personalities
- B.
  
  Able to listen to our conversations
- C.
  
  Able to make plans and strategies against us
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
Demons are believed to possess talking and thinking personalities, as they are often depicted as intelligent beings capable of communication and reasoning. They are also believed to have the ability to listen to our conversations, which adds to their supernatural power and knowledge. Moreover, demons are often associated with malevolence and are believed to make plans and strategies against humans, causing harm and chaos. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as it encompasses all the mentioned characteristics commonly associated with demons.

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3.

How do we know what demonic and what is not?
- A.
  
  Ask God for discernment and pray for wisdom
- B.
  
  Assume there is demonic influence behind every situation
- C.
  
  We wait for demons to manifest in people; that is the only way we know they are there.
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
A. Ask God for discernment and pray for wisdom

Explanation
The correct answer is to ask God for discernment and pray for wisdom. This is because discernment and wisdom can help us differentiate between what is demonic and what is not. By seeking guidance from God, we can gain insight and understanding to recognize and understand the presence of demonic influence in various situations. This approach emphasizes the importance of relying on spiritual discernment rather than making assumptions or waiting for explicit manifestations of demons.

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4.

When Jesus says the gates of hell shall not prevail against you, which gates is He referring to?
- A.
  
  Literal gates in hell
- B.
  
  The places where decisions are made
- C.
  
  The doors of a person's heart
- D.
  
  Physical gates representing cities
Correct Answer
B. The places where decisions are made

Explanation
Jesus is referring to the places where decisions are made when He says the gates of hell shall not prevail against you. This means that the forces of evil and darkness will not overcome or have power over the decisions made by individuals. It implies that individuals have the ability to resist and overcome the temptations and influences of evil in their lives.

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5.

We are taught in this course to shut certain gates s0o the devil will not have any place in our lives. Our attitudes and activities are specifically mentioned as being a part of which gate?
- A.
  
  Our minds
- B.
  
  Our hearts
- C.
  
  Our mouth
- D.
  
  Our relationships
Correct Answer
B. Our hearts

Explanation
In this course, we are taught to shut certain gates to prevent the devil from having any influence in our lives. The question asks specifically about which gate our attitudes and activities are a part of. The correct answer is "Our hearts." Our hearts refer to our innermost thoughts, desires, and emotions. It is through our hearts that our attitudes and actions are formed. By guarding our hearts and keeping them pure, we can prevent the devil from gaining a foothold in our lives.

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6.

Which of the following are gates in society that we need to attack?
- A.
  
  Structure gates in all organizations
- B.
  
  Geographic gates over regions of the world
- C.
  
  People-group gates
- D.
  
  All of the above
- E.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
The correct answer is "All of the above". This means that all of the options provided - structure gates in all organizations, geographic gates over regions of the world, and people-group gates - are considered gates in society that need to be attacked. In other words, these are barriers or obstacles that exist within society and need to be addressed or overcome in order to promote equality, inclusivity, and social progress.

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7.

In Matthew 16:19, Jesus told Peter He would get the keys of the Kingdom. The keys that Jesus was referring to are:
- A.
  
  The keys Peter has in heaven at the pearly gates
- B.
  
  A message about heaven
- C.
  
  Authority to unlock the gates of the devil's kingdom
- D.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Authority to unlock the gates of the devil's kingdom

Explanation
In Matthew 16:19, Jesus tells Peter that he will receive the keys of the Kingdom. These keys symbolize the authority given to Peter to unlock the gates of the devil's kingdom. This means that Peter is granted the power to bind and loose, to proclaim the Gospel and bring people out of darkness into the light of God's kingdom. It signifies Peter's role as a leader in the early Christian community and his authority to spread the message of salvation and defeat the forces of evil.

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8.

If Jesus already defeated the devil. why do we still have to fight him?
- A.
  
  Because the devil has not yet been fully defeated
- B.
  
  Because although the victory is complete, we still have to enforce it with God's authority
- C.
  
  Because the devil keeps winning back territory that God previously won
- D.
  
  Because the devil is a legal expert and knows legal ways to take away our authority
Correct Answer
B. Because although the victory is complete, we still have to enforce it with God's authority

Explanation
The correct answer suggests that even though Jesus has already defeated the devil, it is still necessary for us to enforce that victory with God's authority. This implies that while the victory itself is complete, it requires our active participation and reliance on God's power to fully manifest in our lives. It acknowledges the ongoing spiritual battle and the need for believers to exercise their authority in Christ to resist the devil and his schemes.

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9.

Although we have spiritual armor on through our eternal position in Christ, we still have to put in on every day.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The statement suggests that even though we have spiritual armor through our eternal position in Christ, we still need to actively put it on every day. This implies that simply having the armor is not enough; we need to consciously and intentionally engage with it daily. Therefore, the answer "True" accurately reflects the idea conveyed in the statement.

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10.

When God led the children of Israel into physical battle in the Old Testament, He usually followed a consistent method and plan.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement is false because in the Old Testament, God did not always follow a consistent method and plan when leading the children of Israel into physical battle. There were instances where God gave specific instructions and strategies for battle, but there were also times when the Israelites were defeated or faced challenges that were not part of a consistent method or plan.

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Trimester 4 - Spiritual Warfare - Final Exam

When we are fighting evil, what are we fighting?

Demons are:

How do we know what demonic and what is not?

When Jesus says the gates of hell shall not prevail against you, which gates is He referring to?

We are taught in this course to shut certain gates s0o the devil will not have any place in our lives. Our attitudes and activities are specifically mentioned as being a part of which gate?

Which of the following are gates in society that we need to attack?

In Matthew 16:19, Jesus told Peter He would get the keys of the Kingdom. The keys that Jesus was referring to are:

If Jesus already defeated the devil. why do we still have to fight him?

Although we have spiritual armor on through our eternal position in Christ, we still have to put in on every day.

When God led the children of Israel into physical battle in the Old Testament, He usually followed a consistent method and plan.