New Testament Survey Exam 1

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What Do You Say?How would you respond to someone who says that Christ was born at the wrong time and therefore was rejected and killed?
2.

The New Testament was written over a period of
- A.
  
  25 years
- B.
  
  30 years
- C.
  
  40 years
- D.
  
  50 years
Correct Answer
D. 50 years

Explanation
The New Testament was written over a fifty-year period of time
(AD 45–95). This is very brief in contrast to the Old Testament which
was written over several centuries (c. 1400–400 BC).

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3.

The time between the two testaments is called the
- A.
  
  Silent years
- B.
  
  Prosperous years
- C.
  
  Rebellious years
- D.
  
  Dark years
Correct Answer
A. Silent years

Explanation
With the book of Malachi the Old Testament came to a close (400
BC). Between Malachi and Matthew (400–4 BC) God did not give to
the Hebrew people any further revelation. For this reason this period is
sometimes called the Four Hundred Silent Years.

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4.

God prepared the way for the coming of His Son through
- A.
  
  The Greek language
- B.
  
  The Roman political power
- C.
  
  The Hebrew religion
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
There was the preparing of the way through the Greek language.
Alexander the Great conquered the Mediterranean world and the near east
(334–323 BC) in a cultural sense as well as militarily. One very important
aspect of Greek culture was the Greek language. After Alexander, the
Greek language gradually became the language used everywhere. The
Old Testament Scriptures were translated into Greek in Egypt between
250 and 100 BC This translation known as the Septuagint was used by
Jews scattered over the Mediterranean world who were losing their ability
to speak Hebrew. In the providence of God the gospel was spread to Jews
and pagans in the Greek language. Also, the whole New Testament was
originally written in Greek.

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5.

The books of the New Testament are arranged as
- A.
  
  Wisdom, prophecy, and history
- B.
  
  History, letters, and prophecy
- C.
  
  Poetry, law, and wisdom
- D.
  
  Letters, prophecy, and poetry
Correct Answer
B. History, letters, and prophecy

Explanation
There are 27 books of differing lengths, authors, content, style, emphasis
and purpose in the New Testament. They may easily be arranged into three
major categories: history, letters (also called epistles) and prophecy

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6.

The four Gospels give four different
- A.
  
  Periods of the Lord’s life
- B.
  
  Purposes of the Lord’s life
- C.
  
  Portraits of the Lord’s life
- D.
  
  Powers in the Lord’s life
Correct Answer
C. Portraits of the Lord’s life

Explanation
The four Gospels (Matt., Mark, Luke, John) give four different
historical portraits of the Lord Jesus Christ. The English word “gospel” is
derived from the Anglo-Saxon word “godespell.”

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7.

The Holy Spirit gave us four Gospels to
- A.
  
  Make the life of Christ more exciting
- B.
  
  Fulfill the prophecy of the Old Testament
- C.
  
  Reach four representative groups of people
- D.
  
  Dramatize the fullness of Christ’s life
Correct Answer
C. Reach four representative groups of people

Explanation
. But why four Gospels? Why not
just one? Or why stop at four? Why not five or even more? The fact that there
are four Gospels may be accounted for by the intention of the Holy Spirit
to reach four representative groups which would find their counterpart in
any age.

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8.

Among other things, the Book of Acts records the history of the
- A.
  
  Growth and development of the church from Jerusalem to Rome
- B.
  
  Pharisees and Sadducees
- C.
  
  Choosing of the twelve apostles
- D.
  
  The death of the Apostle Paul
Correct Answer
A. Growth and development of the church from Jerusalem to Rome

Explanation
It gives the history of the growth and development of the church
from Jerusalem to Rome. It is a thrilling book recording the triumph of the
gospel throughout the Mediterranean world. During the history of the Acts
period ten of the letters (epistles) of Paul were written. James also wrote
his letter during this period.

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9.

Two of the books designated as General Epistles are
- A.
  
  1 Corinthians and Romans
- B.
  
  Ephesians and Colossians
- C.
  
  Hebrews and James
- D.
  
  Galatians and Philemon
Correct Answer
C. Hebrews and James

Explanation
The designation General Epistles is applied to Hebrews, James, 1 and
2 Peter, 1, 2, 3 John and Jude. The designation is not a Biblical expression
but it does appear in the title of five of the above letters in the King James Version

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10.

The Book of Revelation is exclusively devoted to
- A.
  
  God’s promise of world peace
- B.
  
  The Holy Spirit
- C.
  
  Prophecy
- D.
  
  Encouragement
Correct Answer
C. Prophecy

Explanation
The book of Revelation gives a fitting conclusion to the New Testament.
Though other New Testament books have some prophetic themes concerning
both the church and Israel, Revelation is exclusively devoted to prophecy.

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11.

The order of the New Testament books is
- A.
  
  Logical
- B.
  
  Topical
- C.
  
  Chronological
- D.
  
  Psychological
Correct Answer
A. Logical

Explanation
The order in which we find the New Testament books in our Bible is
logical rather than chronological. For instance, James was probably the
first book of the New Testament to be written (AD 45) but it is 20th in the
order given in the New Testament. John’s Gospel was written somewhere
between AD 85–95 but it is fourth in order

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New Testament Survey Exam 1

What Do You Say?How would you respond to someone who says that Christ was born at the wrong time and therefore was rejected and killed?

The New Testament was written over a period of

The time between the two testaments is called the

God prepared the way for the coming of His Son through

The books of the New Testament are arranged as

The four Gospels give four different

The Holy Spirit gave us four Gospels to

Among other things, the Book of Acts records the history of the

Two of the books designated as General Epistles are

The Book of Revelation is exclusively devoted to

The order of the New Testament books is