Quiz Biblico: Tessalonicenses

The correct answer is "a nossa santificação." This means that God's will is for us to be sanctified or made holy. This suggests that God desires for us to live a life that is set apart and dedicated to Him, free from sin and filled with His righteousness. This aligns with the teachings of the Bible, which emphasize the importance of living a holy and righteous life in accordance with God's commands.

This answer is correct because the passage is referring to the manifestation of the Lord Jesus from heaven, accompanied by the angels of his power. It states that he will take vengeance on those who do not know God and do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, the correct answer is "evangelho de nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo" which translates to "gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ" in English.

Paulo ensina que aqueles que morreram ressuscitarão. Isso significa que eles voltarão à vida, em um corpo transformado, no momento da ressurreição. Essa crença na ressurreição é uma parte fundamental da fé cristã e é mencionada em várias passagens da Bíblia, incluindo 1 Coríntios 15. A ressurreição é vista como uma esperança e promessa para os cristãos, mostrando que a morte não é o fim, mas sim uma passagem para a vida eterna.

According to the passage from 1 Thessalonians 4:16, when the voice of the Archangel is heard and the trumpet of God resounds, Jesus will descend from heaven. The question asks who will be the first to resurrect, and the correct answer is "mortos em Cristo" which translates to "the dead in Christ." This means that those who have died as believers in Christ will be the first to be resurrected when Jesus returns.

The passage from 1 Thessalonians 3:12-13 suggests that Paulo prayed in the presence of God the Father for the brothers and sisters in Thessalonica, with the intention of them being confirmed in holiness. This implies that Paulo desired for them to be strengthened and established in a state of sanctity or moral purity.

The correct answer is "...também não coma." This is because the verse in 2 Thessalonians 3:10 states that "if anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat." This implies that those who are lazy or unwilling to work should not receive food.

Paulo enviou Timóteo aos tessalonicenses para beneficiar a fé deles, confirmar e exortá-los.

Paulo afirma que a fé dos tessalonicenses se espalhou por toda parte. Isso indica que a crença e confiança deles em Deus foi tão forte e impactante que se tornou conhecida e reconhecida por todos ao seu redor. A fé dos tessalonicenses foi um testemunho vivo do poder de Deus em suas vidas e isso teve um impacto significativo na disseminação do evangelho.

According to 1 Thessalonians 4:7, the love fraternal refers to loving one another.

In the evangelization of Thessalonica, the preachers were willing to offer their own lives in addition to the gospel. This means that they were fully committed and dedicated to spreading the message of the gospel, even if it meant risking their own lives. They were willing to sacrifice themselves for the sake of sharing the good news with others.

The correct answer is "a esperança da salvação". This is because the passage mentions being clothed with the armor of faith and love, and the helmet is mentioned as having the hope of salvation. This suggests that having the hope of salvation is an important aspect of being spiritually protected.

The correct answer is "assinatura" because the passage is referring to the sign of each Pauline epistle, which is the author's signature. The other options, such as "timbre" (letterhead), "lisonja" (flattery), and "grande letra" (large letter), do not accurately describe the sign or signature of the epistles.

This answer is correct because it accurately completes the sentence by using the phrase "com amor e máxima consideração", which means "with love and utmost consideration" in English. This phrase fits well in the context of the Bible verse, as it encourages recognizing and respecting those who have authority and provide guidance.

Devemos ter em grande apreço os que trabalham entre nós porque valorizamos o trabalho que eles realizam.

The correct answer is "a fé não é de todos." This means that not everyone has faith. This is supported by the statement in the given passage where Paulo asks for prayers so that the word of the Lord may spread, indicating that not everyone has faith and needs to be reached with the message.

The apostle says that he prayed night and day to see the Thessalonian brothers and to fix their deficiencies with maximum effort.