The Book Of 1 Corinthians
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Why was Paul glad that he had NOT personally baptized many Corinthians? (1:13-16)
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He wanted to share the ministerial duties with his team.
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He only had one change of clothing.
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Lest any should say that he baptized in his own name.
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All of the above
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None of the above
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This quiz on 'The Book of 1 Corinthians' explores key concepts and teachings from the text, such as the role of the Spirit of God, the metaphorical use of leaven, and Paul's reasons for writing. It assesses understanding of spiritual teachings and their practical applications, enhancing learners' comprehension of biblical scripture.
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What teaches us to know the things that are freely given us of God? (2:11-12)
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The apostles
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The Spirit of God
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The Word of God
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. The Spirit of GodExplanation
The correct answer is "The Spirit of God". In 1 Corinthians 2:11-12, it is stated that no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God. The Spirit of God teaches us about the things that are freely given to us by God. Therefore, it is through the guidance and revelation of the Spirit of God that we come to know these things.Rate this question:
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To what does Paul liken the church? (3:9)
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A building
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A stone wall
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Branches
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Pearl of great price
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The tabernacle
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A. A buildingExplanation
In 1 Corinthians 3:9, Paul likens the church to a building. This comparison implies that the church is not just a random collection of individuals, but rather a unified and structured entity. Just as a building is carefully constructed with different parts working together to form a whole, the church is made up of diverse members who contribute to its growth and function. This analogy highlights the importance of unity, cooperation, and collaboration within the church community.Rate this question:
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Why did Paul write these things? (4:14)
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So they would know how to pray
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To get them to take up an offering for him
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To shame them
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To warn them
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None of the above
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A. To warn themExplanation
Paul wrote these things to warn them. The context of the question is not provided, but based on the given options, it can be inferred that Paul wrote with the intention of warning the recipients about something. Without further information, the specific nature of the warning is unclear. However, it can be assumed that Paul wanted to alert them to potential dangers, pitfalls, or consequences of certain actions or beliefs.Rate this question:
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Who did Paul send to them to cause them to remember his ways? (4:17)
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Apollos
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Barnabas
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Cephas
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Silas
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Timothy
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A. TimothyExplanation
Paul sent Timothy to them to cause them to remember his ways. Timothy was a trusted companion and disciple of Paul, who had been mentored and trained by him. By sending Timothy, Paul hoped to remind the people of the teachings and example he had set for them, as Timothy would be able to accurately represent Paul's ways and teachings.Rate this question:
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What illustration is used to show that sin can spread if NOT dealt with? (5:6-8)
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Leaven
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Mustard seed
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Weeds
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All of the above
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. LeavenExplanation
The correct answer is Leaven. In the passage (5:6-8), Jesus uses the illustration of leaven to show that sin can spread if not dealt with. Leaven is a small amount of yeast that is used to make bread rise. In this context, it represents sin or evil influences that can permeate and corrupt a person or a community if not addressed. Just as a small amount of leaven can leaven the whole lump of dough, a small sin left unchecked can have a widespread negative impact.Rate this question:
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Who should be available to judge between brethren? (6:5)
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Some wise man among them
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The least of the brethren
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The pastors
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Those in the church with some legal experience
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None of the above
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A. Some wise man among themExplanation
The correct answer is "Some wise man among them." This is because the verse in question (6:5) suggests that when there is a dispute among brethren, a wise man from within their community should be available to judge and resolve the issue. This implies that the person should have wisdom and understanding to provide a fair judgment.Rate this question:
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Why should a person NOT withhold marital relations from their spouse for long periods of time? (7:3-5)
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It is physically harmful
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Satan could tempt the other partner
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God's plan is for them to have children
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. Satan could tempt the other partnerExplanation
Withholding marital relations from a spouse for long periods of time could potentially tempt the other partner, as stated in 7:3-5. This suggests that sexual intimacy is an important aspect of a healthy marriage and is meant to be a way for spouses to fulfill each other's needs. By abstaining from this, one partner may become vulnerable to temptation from Satan, leading to potential problems in the relationship. Therefore, it is advisable not to withhold marital relations for extended periods.Rate this question:
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If a wife departs from her husband she should either remain unmarried or else do what? (7:10-11)
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Be reconciled to her husband
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Get a divorce
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Go home to live with her parents
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All of the above
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Be reconciled to her husbandExplanation
According to the given passage (7:10-11), if a wife departs from her husband, she should be reconciled to him. This means that the wife should strive to resolve any conflicts or issues that led to the separation and work towards rebuilding their relationship. The passage does not mention getting a divorce or going back to live with her parents as alternatives, so these options are not applicable. Therefore, the correct answer is to be reconciled to her husband.Rate this question:
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What guidelines does Paul give for the remarriage of a widow? (7:39-40)
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She is at liberty to be married to anyone she wishes, but he must belong to the Lord
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She must wait at least one year
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She should consider the financial implications involved
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She should counsel with her married children
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None of the above
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A. She is at liberty to be married to anyone she wishes, but he must belong to the LordExplanation
In 1 Corinthians 7:39-40, Paul states that a widow is free to marry anyone she wishes, but he must be a believer, someone who belongs to the Lord. This guideline emphasizes the importance of marrying someone who shares the same faith and values. It does not mention any specific time frame, financial considerations, or the need to consult with married children.Rate this question:
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What is the purpose for the observance of the Lord's Supper? (11:23-25)
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In remembrance of Jesus
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To examine ourselves
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To forgive sins
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To reenact Calvary
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To fulfill the Passover
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A. In remembrance of JesusExplanation
The purpose for the observance of the Lord's Supper is to remember Jesus. This practice is a way for believers to reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for them on the cross and to express gratitude for his love and grace. It serves as a reminder of the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection and the redemption it brings to believers. By partaking in the Lord's Supper, believers renew their commitment to follow Jesus and honor his sacrifice.Rate this question:
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No man can really say that Jesus is the Lord but by what? (12:3)
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Knowledge
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The Holy Ghost
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Understanding
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Wisdom
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All of the above
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A. The Holy GhostExplanation
The correct answer is the Holy Ghost because according to the given scripture reference (12:3), it states that no man can truly acknowledge Jesus as the Lord without the influence and guidance of the Holy Ghost. This implies that the Holy Ghost plays a crucial role in recognizing and accepting Jesus as the Lord.Rate this question:
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What is the purpose for the operation of the gifts in the Church? (12:7)
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To confirm God's word
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To demonstrate God's power
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To profit withal (for the common good)
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. To profit withal (for the common good)Explanation
The purpose for the operation of the gifts in the Church is to profit withal (for the common good). This means that the gifts are intended to benefit the entire community of believers, rather than just an individual or a select few. The gifts are meant to be used for the betterment and edification of the Church as a whole, promoting unity, growth, and the spread of the Gospel.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT one of the nine gifts of the Spirit mentioned? (12:8-10)
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Word of knowledge
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Faith
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Grace
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Prophecy
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Discerning of spirits
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A. Grace -
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What should our attitude be toward Spiritual gifts? (12:31)
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Awe
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Be cautious
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Desire them
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Reverence
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Try the spirits
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A. Desire themExplanation
Our attitude toward spiritual gifts should be one of desire. This means that we should eagerly seek and long for these gifts, recognizing their importance and value in our spiritual lives. By desiring spiritual gifts, we demonstrate our openness to the work of the Holy Spirit and our willingness to be used by God in powerful and meaningful ways. This attitude also reflects our understanding that spiritual gifts are given for the edification and building up of the church, allowing us to serve and bless others in the body of Christ.Rate this question:
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What should you pray for if you speak in an unknown tongue? (14:13)
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Knowledge
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The interpretation
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Understanding
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Wisdom
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All of the above
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A. The interpretationExplanation
When speaking in an unknown tongue, it is important to pray for the interpretation of what is being said. This is because speaking in tongues without interpretation can lead to confusion and lack of understanding. Praying for the interpretation allows for clarity and comprehension of the message being conveyed.Rate this question:
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God is NOT the author of what? (14:33)
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Confusion
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Dishonesty
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Divisions
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Envy
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Jealousy
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A. ConfusionExplanation
In the given question, the correct answer is "Confusion." This means that God is not the author or creator of confusion. This implies that confusion is not a characteristic or attribute associated with God. Instead, God is often associated with clarity, understanding, and order. Therefore, the answer suggests that confusion is not aligned with God's nature or intentions.Rate this question:
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Why did Paul feel unworthy to be called an apostle? (15:9)
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He had persecuted the church
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He was from the tribe of Benjamin
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He was not one of the original twelve
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His own personal humility
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None of the above
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A. He had persecuted the churchExplanation
Paul felt unworthy to be called an apostle because he had persecuted the church. This means that he had actively worked against and harmed the early Christian community before his conversion. Paul likely felt a deep sense of guilt and remorse for his past actions, which made him feel unworthy of the title and responsibilities of an apostle.Rate this question:
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How did Paul encourage the church at Corinth to give with regard to the offering for Jerusalem? (16:1-4)
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As God has prospered
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A tenth of their income
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Cheerfully
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. As God has prosperedExplanation
Paul encouraged the church at Corinth to give with regard to the offering for Jerusalem by instructing them to give as God has prospered them. This means that their giving should be in proportion to the blessings and resources that God has provided to them. Paul emphasized the importance of giving cheerfully, willingly, and generously, according to each individual's ability. By giving in this way, the church would demonstrate their gratitude to God and their willingness to support their fellow believers in need.Rate this question:
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Why did Paul plan to stay at Ephesus for a time? (16:8-9)
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Because winter was coming
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He was waiting for Timothy
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He was waiting for Pentecost
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. He was waiting for PentecostExplanation
Paul planned to stay at Ephesus for a time because he was waiting for Pentecost. This is supported by the reference to the specific time period mentioned in the question (16:8-9), which indicates that Paul had a specific reason for staying in Ephesus.Rate this question:
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