1 Corinthians Mid-term Exam
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The human author of the 1 Corinthian espistle was:
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Jesus Christ
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Paul of Tarsus
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Peter
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James
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This mid-term exam is prepared for first year students at the Philadelphia Bible Institute, College, and Seminary to test the student's comprehension of material presented during lectures and assignments concerning the 1st Corinthian epistle in the King James version of the Holy Bible. A grade of 80% or better is required to pass this exam.
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Where was the writer located (in what city) when the 1 Corinthian espistle was written?
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Rome
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Greece
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Ephesus
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Sardis
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A. EphesusExplanation
The writer of the 1 Corinthian epistle was located in Ephesus.Rate this question:
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Other than the church at Corinth, to whom was the 1 Corinthian espistle written?
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Christians world wide
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Heathens world wide
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People of cities surrounding Corinth only
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Citizens of Rome
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A. Christians world wideExplanation
The 1 Corinthians epistle was written not only to the church at Corinth but also to Christians worldwide. This indicates that the letter was intended to be read and followed by all believers, regardless of their geographical location. The content of the epistle addresses various issues and provides guidance for the Christian community as a whole, suggesting its relevance and applicability to Christians worldwide.Rate this question:
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What is one reason the author wrote the 1 Corinthian espistle?
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To start a new church
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To address division in the church
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The church was to far away to visit
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To request a new route to Corinth
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A. To address division in the churchExplanation
The author wrote the 1 Corinthian epistle to address division in the church. This can be inferred from the fact that the other options do not align with the purpose of addressing division. Starting a new church, requesting a new route, or being too far away to visit does not directly relate to addressing the issue of division within the existing church. Therefore, the most logical reason for the author to write the epistle is to address this specific problem.Rate this question:
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As discussed in class, there are three categories of people described in chapters 2 and 3 of the 1 Corinthian espistle. Those categories are:
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Saved, natural, and not saved
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Clean, unclean, and spiritual
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Natural, Carnal, and Spiritual
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Blessed, highly favored, and sinner
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A. Natural, Carnal, and SpiritualExplanation
The correct answer is "Natural, Carnal, and Spiritual." In chapters 2 and 3 of the 1 Corinthian epistle, the apostle Paul describes three categories of people. The "natural" category refers to those who do not have a relationship with God and are guided by their own desires. The "carnal" category refers to believers who are still influenced by their fleshly desires and have not fully surrendered to the Holy Spirit. The "spiritual" category refers to believers who are guided by the Holy Spirit and have a close relationship with God.Rate this question:
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As discussed in class, what are the key verses in the 1 Corinthian epistle?
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Chapter 5 verses 9 and 10
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Chapter 2 verses 14 and 15
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Chapter 13 verses 1 and 2
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Chapter 1 verses 10 and 11
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A. Chapter 1 verses 10 and 11Explanation
The key verses in the 1 Corinthian epistle are Chapter 1 verses 10 and 11. These verses address the issue of divisions and quarrels among the Corinthians. Paul urges them to be united and to have no divisions among them, emphasizing the importance of being of the same mind and judgment. He also mentions that there are quarrels among them, with some claiming to follow Paul, Apollos, or Cephas. This highlights the need for unity and to focus on the message of Christ rather than following different leaders.Rate this question:
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The writer's occupation, of the 1 Corinthian espistle, was carpentry.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the writer's occupation of the 1 Corinthian epistle was not carpentry. The writer of the 1 Corinthians epistle was the apostle Paul, who was a tentmaker by trade. Carpentry was not his occupation.Rate this question:
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The writer of the 1 Corinthian epistle was named Saul before having a personal encounter with Jesus Christ.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the writer of the 1 Corinthian epistle was indeed named Saul before his encounter with Jesus Christ. Saul, who later became known as the apostle Paul, was a persecutor of Christians before he had a transformative experience on the road to Damascus. After this encounter, Saul became a devoted follower of Jesus and played a significant role in spreading the teachings of Christianity. The 1 Corinthian epistle is one of the letters written by Paul to the early Christian community in Corinth, addressing various issues and providing guidance.Rate this question:
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The Bible speaks of five rewards that will be given to Christ's servants. One of those rewards is called:
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The king's crown
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The Reward of the Righteous
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The crown of life
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The debtor's crown
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A. The crown of lifeExplanation
The Bible speaks of five rewards that will be given to Christ's servants, and one of those rewards is the crown of life. This reward signifies eternal life and is often associated with perseverance and faithfulness in the face of trials and persecution. It represents the ultimate reward for those who remain faithful to Christ until the end of their lives.Rate this question:
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The 1 Corinthian espistle was the first letter sent to the Corinthian church by the writer.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The explanation for the answer "False" is that the 1 Corinthian epistle was not the first letter sent to the Corinthian church by the writer. In fact, there were at least two letters sent prior to the 1 Corinthian epistle, as mentioned in 1 Corinthians 5:9. Therefore, the statement that the 1 Corinthian epistle was the first letter is incorrect.Rate this question:
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Which verse in the 1 Corinthian espistle was stated as being the memory verse during class lectures?
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1 Corithians 2:14
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1 Corithians 1:10
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1 Corithians 5:9
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1 Corithians 1:1
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A. 1 Corithians 2:14Explanation
During the class lectures, the memory verse that was stated is 1 Corinthians 2:14.Rate this question:
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What will Christians do with the rewards received from Christ?
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Give their rewards to other Christians
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Cast their rewards at the feet of Jesus
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Boast about their rewards
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Store them in the place Christ prepares for his servants
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A. Cast their rewards at the feet of JesusExplanation
Christians will cast their rewards at the feet of Jesus. This means that they will humbly offer their rewards to Jesus, acknowledging that all their achievements and blessings come from Him. It reflects a posture of gratitude, surrender, and recognition that Jesus is the ultimate source of all their rewards. By casting their rewards at His feet, Christians demonstrate their desire to honor and worship Jesus above all else, rather than boasting or keeping the rewards for themselves.Rate this question:
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According to the 1 Corinthian epistle, what is the one thing that the Christian can definitely count on.
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That Christ may not leave you but he will forsake you
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God is faithful
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That your enemies will love you
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That sin will never enter in the church
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A. God is faithfulExplanation
The correct answer is "God is faithful." This is based on the 1 Corinthian epistle, which emphasizes the faithfulness of God. It implies that despite any challenges or difficulties, Christians can trust in the unwavering faithfulness of God.Rate this question:
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According to the 1 Corinthian epistle, sexual immorality is a sin against
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Only the other person engaging in this sinful act
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Only Jesus Christ
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Your body
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Only your pastor
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A. Your bodyExplanation
According to the 1 Corinthian epistle, sexual immorality is considered a sin against one's own body. This means that engaging in sexual immorality goes against the principles of self-respect, self-control, and honoring one's own physical and spiritual well-being. It emphasizes the importance of treating one's body as a temple and making choices that align with moral values and purity.Rate this question:
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The Christian's body is considered the _________________.
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The church
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The Body of Christ
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The altar of God
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The temple of the Holy Spirit
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A. The temple of the Holy SpiritExplanation
The Christian's body is considered the temple of the Holy Spirit because in Christianity, it is believed that the Holy Spirit dwells within believers. The body is seen as a sacred vessel that houses the Spirit of God, and therefore it should be treated with reverence and respect. This concept emphasizes the importance of taking care of one's physical body and using it as a tool for glorifying God.Rate this question:
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