1-2 Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus & Philemon

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One of the problems Paul was addressing to the Thessalonians was their confusion over
- Who to give the money to
- Who was at fault for the fall: Adam or Eve
- The second coming of Christ
- If Christ really was God
- All of the above

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This quiz is based in the teachings of the Biblical books 1-2 Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus & Philemon, February 16, 2011.

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The Thessalonians faith was so renowned amongst the churches that a lot of them were putting the Thessalonian church down for being prideful.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The churches saw the Thessalonian church as a model to be imitated.

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3.

The Thessalonian church was so consumed about the second coming of Christ that many of the people decided not to work because they thought Jesus' return was imminent.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is true because the Thessalonian church was indeed consumed with the belief that Jesus' second coming was imminent. This belief led many of the people to stop working and focus solely on preparing for his return. This is evident in the letters written by the apostle Paul to the Thessalonians, where he addresses their concerns and encourages them to continue working and living productive lives while eagerly awaiting Christ's return.

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Paul was trying to encourage the Thessalonians (in 2 Thessalonians) to endure their suffering because
- They would be repaid for their suffering
- Those persecuting them would be judged by God
- God would be glorified through their perseverance
- All of the above
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

Paul was encouraging the Thessalonians to endure their suffering because all of the above reasons are true. They would be repaid for their suffering, as God promises rewards to those who endure trials and tribulations. Those persecuting them would be judged by God, as He is just and will bring justice to those who oppress His people. Lastly, God would be glorified through their perseverance, as their faithfulness in the face of suffering would demonstrate the power and faithfulness of God to others.

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Because the people who thought Jesus' return was imminent didn't work, Paul had to write them a second time to remind them to keep working.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The explanation for the given answer being true is that the statement implies that there were people who believed that Jesus' return was going to happen soon, which led them to stop working and become complacent. As a result, Paul had to write them a second time to remind them of the importance of continuing their work and not losing focus. This suggests that the statement is true, as it highlights the need for Paul's reminder due to the mistaken belief in the imminent return of Jesus.

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6.

1 Timothy is like the first manual on how to excommunicate someone from the Church.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

It is an instruction manual for Church leadership

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7.

Timothy was the pastor of the church at
- Belfast
- Antioch
- Lystra
- Jerusalem
- Ephesus
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Ephesus

Explanation

Timothy was the pastor of the church at Ephesus.

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8.

Some of the difficulties Timothy was facing had to do with
- His age
- How he handled the widows
- His confidence
- Those that opposed him
- All of the above
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

Timothy was facing difficulties related to his age because he was young and inexperienced, which may have affected his ability to lead and make decisions. He also had difficulties in handling the widows, possibly due to lack of experience or knowledge in dealing with their specific needs and challenges. His confidence might have been shaken by the opposition he faced from those who disagreed with his leadership or teachings. Therefore, all of the mentioned factors - his age, handling of widows, and opposition - contributed to the difficulties Timothy faced.

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9.

Paul told Timothy that all scripture was profitable for
- Teaching
- Rebuking
- Correcting
- Training
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is "All of the above" because Paul told Timothy that all scripture was profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training. This means that scripture is beneficial for providing instruction, reprimanding, rectifying errors, and guiding individuals in their spiritual development. Paul's statement emphasizes the comprehensive and valuable nature of scripture, suggesting that it can be applied to various aspects of life and serve as a guide for personal growth and understanding.

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Which of the following was NOT a reason Paul wrote Titus?
- To get him back on track Theologically
- To outline the qualifications of church leadership
- How to deal with the false teachers
- To instruct him on how various groups of people should conduct themselves
Correct Answer

A. To get him back on track Theologically

Explanation

Paul wrote the letter of Titus for several reasons, but one of them was not to get him back on track theologically. The letter of Titus primarily focused on outlining the qualifications of church leadership, instructing him on how to deal with false teachers, and providing guidance on how various groups of people should conduct themselves. However, there is no mention or indication in the question or options that Paul wrote the letter to correct Titus's theological beliefs or bring him back on track theologically.

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Philemon was about a slave named Onesimus who had run away from Philemon his master. Paul was telling Philemon that he had caught Onesimus and he was going to keep him so he could disciple him.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Paul was sending him back to Philemon even though Onesimus had become very useful to him.

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12.

Paul could have commanded Philemon to take back Onesimus because of Paul's Apostolic authority. Which of the following is NOT a reason Paul chose not to use his authority?
- He knew Philemon would do the right thing
- He wanted to demonstrate grace and faith
- He wanted Philemon to know how useful Onesimus had become to him
- Because Paul was not sure Philemon saw him as an apostle anyway
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Because Paul was not sure Philemon saw him as an apostle anyway

Explanation

Paul chose not to use his authority to command Philemon to take back Onesimus because he wanted to demonstrate grace and faith. He also wanted Philemon to know how useful Onesimus had become to him. However, the reason that is NOT mentioned as a factor in Paul's decision is that he was not sure Philemon saw him as an apostle anyway.

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1-2 Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus & Philemon

One of the problems Paul was addressing to the Thessalonians was their confusion over

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The Thessalonians faith was so renowned amongst the churches that a lot of them were putting the Thessalonian church down for being prideful.

The Thessalonian church was so consumed about the second coming of Christ that many of the people decided not to work because they thought Jesus' return was imminent.

Paul was trying to encourage the Thessalonians (in 2 Thessalonians) to endure their suffering because

Because the people who thought Jesus' return was imminent didn't work, Paul had to write them a second time to remind them to keep working.

1 Timothy is like the first manual on how to excommunicate someone from the Church.

Timothy was the pastor of the church at

Some of the difficulties Timothy was facing had to do with

Paul told Timothy that all scripture was profitable for

Which of the following was NOT a reason Paul wrote Titus?

Philemon was about a slave named Onesimus who had run away from Philemon his master. Paul was telling Philemon that he had caught Onesimus and he was going to keep him so he could disciple him.

Paul could have commanded Philemon to take back Onesimus because of Paul's Apostolic authority. Which of the following is NOT a reason Paul chose not to use his authority?