Nwmd International University Test For Theology & Covenant
Questions and Answers
- 1.
What is the Bible? (choose one)
- A.
A good storybook
- B.
A history book
- C.
A theological manual
- D.
The Word of God
- E.
A philosophy handbook
Correct Answer
D. The Word of GodExplanation
Bible is the Word of God but do contain history and is our Theological handbook. Answer according to lessonsRate this question:
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- 2.
What does the Bible consist of? (choose one)
- A.
A collection of good stories
- B.
One fairytale
- C.
Psychological analysis
- D.
A clutter of mythical fable
- E.
Two fundamental themes
Correct Answer
E. Two fundamental themesExplanation
The Bible consists of two fundamental themes. This means that the Bible focuses on two main ideas or concepts that are central to its teachings. The answer suggests that the Bible is not just a collection of good stories, one fairytale, psychological analysis, or a clutter of mythical fable, but rather it has a specific purpose and message that revolves around these two fundamental themes.Rate this question:
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- 3.
God reveals himself as..? (choose two)
- A.
A pantheon of gods
- B.
One God
- C.
The Father, Son and the Holy Spirit
- D.
The sea god
- E.
A god of stone
Correct Answer(s)
B. One God
C. The Father, Son and the Holy SpiritExplanation
ONE GOD, revealed as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, these 3 are oneRate this question:
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- 4.
Which fundamental themes do we find throughout the Bible (choose two)
- A.
God revealing Himself
- B.
The might and power of Samson
- C.
The strength of David
- D.
The continuing covenant
- E.
The wisdom of Solomon
Correct Answer(s)
A. God revealing Himself
D. The continuing covenantExplanation
The correct answer is "God revealing Himself" and "The continuing covenant". Throughout the Bible, we see a consistent theme of God revealing Himself to humanity. This is seen through various means such as the creation of the world, the giving of the Ten Commandments, the sending of prophets, and ultimately through the person of Jesus Christ. Additionally, the concept of the continuing covenant is a central theme in the Bible. God makes a covenant with His people, promising to be their God and to bless them, and this covenant is seen throughout the Old and New Testaments.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who was with God before, during and after creation? (choose two)
- A.
Elijah
- B.
The Word
- C.
Moses
- D.
The Holy Spirit
Correct Answer(s)
B. The Word
D. The Holy SpiritExplanation
choose 2 and read your Bible pls.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Questions and answers with Lesson 2 1. What do we see of God in His creation? (choose three)
- A.
His wisdom
- B.
His face in every tree and rock
- C.
His holiness
- D.
His footprints
- E.
His love
Correct Answer(s)
A. His wisdom
C. His holiness
E. His loveExplanation
In His creation, we see God's wisdom, as it is reflected in the intricate design and complexity of the natural world. We also see His holiness, as creation displays His perfect and pure nature. Finally, we see His love, as God's creation is a demonstration of His care and provision for all living beings.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Did you learn anything of value from these lessons?choose one answer only
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Nothing new, I know everything and you might learn from me
- D.
I have another Theology, found no value here
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
To past this test think about your answer according to the lesson, not your own ideasRate this question:
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- 8.
John 3: 16; God so loved the world he gave His..?
Correct Answer
only Son
only beggoten Son
Only Son
only begotten Son
only begotton SonExplanation
The correct answer is "only begotten Son." This phrase is a reference to Jesus Christ, who is believed to be the unique and one-of-a-kind Son of God. The term "begotten" emphasizes the special relationship between God the Father and Jesus, indicating that Jesus is not a created being but rather eternally existing with the Father. This phrase is significant in Christian theology and is often used to highlight the sacrificial love of God in sending His Son to save the world.Rate this question:
- 9.
God’s holiness means God is totally..? (choose one)
- A.
Identical to His creation
- B.
Totally separated from creation
- C.
He looks like the universe
Correct Answer
B. Totally separated from creationExplanation
There is no one like HimRate this question:
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- 10.
God fellowships with Adam and Eve every day in the cool of the evening because..? (choose three)
- A.
Adam makes good beer
- B.
God is involved with His creation
- C.
He saw it was good and He was well pleased
- D.
God is a fellowshipping God
- E.
He had nothing else to do as the snake was asleep
Correct Answer(s)
B. God is involved with His creation
C. He saw it was good and He was well pleased
D. God is a fellowshipping GodExplanation
Really?Rate this question:
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- 11.
Questions and answers with lesson 3 1. God established a covenant with His creation..? (choose one)
- A.
Only after everything else failed
- B.
Right from the beginning
- C.
Only after Christ was born
Correct Answer
B. Right from the beginningExplanation
Not about the New CovenantRate this question:
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- 12.
The redemptive and pre-redemptive covenant..? (choose one)
- A.
Can be separated
- B.
Cannot be separated
Correct Answer
B. Cannot be separatedExplanation
The redemptive and pre-redemptive covenant cannot be separated because they are interconnected and dependent on each other. The redemptive covenant refers to the covenant made by God with humanity through Jesus Christ, offering salvation and forgiveness of sins. The pre-redemptive covenant, on the other hand, refers to the covenants made by God with individuals or groups before the coming of Jesus Christ. These covenants, such as the covenant with Abraham or Moses, laid the foundation for the redemptive covenant and prepared the way for the coming of Christ. Therefore, the two covenants are intertwined and cannot be separated.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Redemptive revelation is a..? (choose one)
- A.
Restoring revelation
- B.
There is no such thing
Correct Answer
A. Restoring revelationExplanation
Redemptive revelation refers to a revelation that brings about restoration or redemption. It is a type of revelation that reveals a way to restore or redeem something that has been lost or damaged. This type of revelation offers hope and a path towards healing and renewal.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Covenant refers to an idea of..? (choose two)
- A.
An inseparable bond
- B.
A Scottish political party
- C.
A relationship of love
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. An inseparable bond
C. A relationship of loveExplanation
Covenant refers to an idea of an inseparable bond and a relationship of love. In a covenant, there is a strong and unbreakable connection between two entities, whether it be individuals, groups, or even nations. It signifies a deep and committed relationship based on trust, loyalty, and mutual support. Covenant is not related to a Scottish political party or any other options mentioned.Rate this question:
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- 15.
We find mention of a covenant before Noah an Abraham in..? (choose two)
- A.
John 3:16
- B.
Hosea 6: 7
- C.
Moses 1:89
- D.
Jeremiah 33: 20-25
Correct Answer(s)
B. Hosea 6: 7
D. Jeremiah 33: 20-25Explanation
The book Moses is not in the Bible only books from MosesRate this question:
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- 16.
Questions on Lesson 4. 1. People represent who in the cosmos? (choose one)
- A.
Satan
- B.
God
Correct Answer
B. GodExplanation
In the cosmos, people represent God. This means that people are seen as a reflection or embodiment of God's presence and attributes. They are believed to be created in God's image and have the capacity to connect with and reflect divine qualities such as love, compassion, and wisdom. This understanding is often found in religious and spiritual traditions, where the belief in the divine nature of humanity is central to the relationship between individuals and the divine.Rate this question:
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- 17.
God gave us certain mandates namely; (choose three)
- A.
Cultural mandate
- B.
Political mandate
- C.
Social mandate
- D.
Relationship mandate
Correct Answer(s)
A. Cultural mandate
C. Social mandate
D. Relationship mandateExplanation
The question is asking about the mandates given by God. The correct answer includes the Cultural mandate, which refers to the responsibility to cultivate and develop the world and its resources. The Social mandate is also included, which involves the responsibility to care for and help others in society. Lastly, the Relationship mandate is mentioned, which emphasizes the importance of building and maintaining healthy relationships with God and others. These three mandates are seen as important responsibilities given by God to guide our actions and behaviors in various aspects of life.Rate this question:
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- 18.
The relational mandate points to; (choose two)
- A.
The relationship between God and humankind
- B.
The relationship between husband and wife, parents and children
- C.
Having a lot of trouble with the law
Correct Answer(s)
A. The relationship between God and humankind
B. The relationship between husband and wife, parents and childrenExplanation
The relational mandate refers to the importance and significance of relationships in various aspects of life. It emphasizes the relationship between God and humankind, highlighting the spiritual connection and the need for a strong bond with a higher power. Additionally, it emphasizes the relationship between husband and wife, parents and children, emphasizing the importance of strong and healthy family dynamics. The answer choice "Having a lot of trouble with the law" is incorrect and unrelated to the concept of the relational mandate.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Questions on Lesson 5. 1. The covenant deals with two subjects; (choose two)
- A.
· Stipulations
- B.
· Threats
- C.
· Promises
- D.
· Chatter
Correct Answer(s)
A. · Stipulations
C. · PromisesExplanation
The covenant deals with stipulations and promises. Stipulations refer to the conditions or requirements that must be met in order for the covenant to be upheld. Promises, on the other hand, are the commitments made by the parties involved in the covenant. These promises may include blessings or rewards for fulfilling the stipulations or consequences for failing to do so. The covenant is a binding agreement that encompasses both these elements, ensuring that both parties are accountable for their actions and obligations.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Who were called to witness the covenant? (choose two)(To continue visit NWMDIU on google asap or return to online web site)
- A.
The angels
- B.
Heaven
- C.
Earth
Correct Answer(s)
B. Heaven
C. EarthExplanation
In the context of covenants, it is common for witnesses to be called upon to validate the agreement. In this case, the question is asking who were called to witness the covenant. The two options that were called to witness the covenant are Heaven and Earth. These two entities are often seen as divine witnesses in many religious and cultural traditions.Rate this question:
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