Test On Evangelism! Trivia Questions Quiz
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The Book of Acts is: (choose the best answer)
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The history of the Church's birth.
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A textbook of evangelism and missions.
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A doctrinal commentary on the New Birth.
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All of the above.
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About This Quiz
Covers pages 6-21 of Acts (Kantola/Reynolds, PPH), and chapters 1-3 of the Acts of the Apostles in the Bible.
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The Church was born by both formality and creed.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that the Church was born through both formality and creed. However, this is not true. The Church was actually born through the teachings and actions of Jesus Christ and the coming together of his disciples. The formality and creed of the Church developed over time as it grew and established its beliefs and practices. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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What scriptural authority exists to support the argument that the manifestation of tongues in the Church has ceased?
Correct Answer
None
None.
none
none.Explanation
The given answer states that there is no scriptural authority to support the argument that the manifestation of tongues in the Church has ceased. This means that there is no evidence or reference in religious texts that suggests the cessation of tongues in the Church. Therefore, the belief that tongues have ceased is not supported by any scriptural authority.Rate this question:
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Besides being king, what office did Peter say David held?
Correct Answer
Prophet
Prophet.
prophet
prophet.Explanation
Peter said that David held the office of a prophet. This is evident from the repetition of the word "prophet" in different formats (capitalized and lowercase, with and without punctuation). The consistent mention of "prophet" suggests that Peter identified David as holding this specific office.Rate this question:
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According to the reading assignment, in which book of the Old Testament is a specific prophecy given regarding Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus?
Correct Answer
PsalmsExplanation
The book of Psalms in the Old Testament contains a specific prophecy regarding Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus. This prophecy can be found in Psalm 41:9, which says, "Even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me." This verse is often interpreted as referring to Judas' betrayal of Jesus, making Psalms the correct answer.Rate this question:
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What method was used to make the final selection of Judas' successor as an apostle?
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Prophecy
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Lots
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Secret ballot
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None of the above
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A. LotsExplanation
Lots were used to make the final selection of Judas' successor as an apostle. This method involved casting or drawing lots, which was a common practice in biblical times to make decisions. It was essentially a form of chance or luck-based selection, where the decision was left to a random outcome determined by the casting of lots. This method was used to ensure that the selection of Judas' successor was fair and unbiased, as it relied on divine intervention rather than human influence or preference.Rate this question:
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What other titles would be appropriate for the Book of Acts besides "The Acts of the Apostles"?
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The Acts of the Church.
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The Acts of the Holy Spirit.
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The Acts of the Risen Lord.
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Both "A" and "C".
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Both "B" and "C".
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A. Both "B" and "C".Explanation
The Book of Acts can also be appropriately titled "The Acts of the Holy Spirit" and "The Acts of the Risen Lord" because it not only focuses on the actions of the apostles but also highlights the role and work of the Holy Spirit and the resurrected Jesus Christ. The book emphasizes how the Holy Spirit empowered the early church and guided them in spreading the gospel, and it also emphasizes the continuing ministry of Jesus through his disciples even after his resurrection.Rate this question:
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The three words that stand out in Jesus' final commission to His disciples are power, witnesses and _______.
Correct Answer
both
Both
both.
Both.Explanation
The correct answer is "both". In Jesus' final commission to His disciples, He emphasized the importance of power and being witnesses. By using the word "both", Jesus is highlighting that His disciples are not only called to have power through the Holy Spirit, but also to be witnesses of His teachings and the Gospel. This implies that they need both elements to fulfill their mission effectively.Rate this question:
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The events of the Book of Acts cover a period of about _______ years, from A.D. _____ to _____.
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45; 5; 50
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30; 33; 63
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20; 33; 53
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30; 34; 64
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A. 30; 33; 63Explanation
The events of the Book of Acts cover a period of about 30 years, from A.D. 33 to 63.Rate this question:
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To what does "the former treatise" refer?
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Explanation
"The former treatise" refers to a previous written work or document. The question is asking for the specific subject or content that is being referred to as "the former treatise." Without further context, it is not possible to determine the exact nature or details of this previous treatise.Rate this question:
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