BNT311-Midterm-Exam

Christ has freed the Believer from bondage to the law and to sin.

The key word to Galatians is “justified by faith.”

The key chapter to Galatians is chapter five.

Galatians chapter five records the power and the results of freedom in Christ.

Galatians is the” Magna Carta of Christian liberty.”

Paul argues that his message came from men.

The words “eternally condemned” in 1:9 mean that a person is already God’s curse.

God does not command Believers to defend the faith.

Abraham was not justified by faith.

Since the Galatians began in faith, it was not necessary for them to grow in faith.

The epistle to the Galatians was Paul’s first God breathed writing.

The author of Galatians is not identified.

It is the believed that most Galatians Believers were Gentiles.

Paul was never questioned as to their authority.

The purpose of Galatians was to:

Which of the following are distinguishing marks of Galatians?

The subject of works is prominent in Galatians and Ephesians.

Paul does not defend his apostleship.

Paul compares various testimonies in Galatians to show that God was the source of His calling to the ministry.

Paul compares faith and law as they relate to justification.

Paul does not appeal to the Galatians to walk in the Spirit.

The key words of Ephesians are: “building the body of Christ.”

Christ is not seen in Ephesians.

The first three chapters of Ephesians list the Believer’s earthly possessions.

How we are redeemed and how we are to live is not important in Ephesians.

There is a hymn in chapter one of Ephesians.

The truth that Gentiles were to become fellow heirs is revealed in Ephesians.

Every part doing its share is not a part of Ephesians message.

Ephesians is not a prison epistle.

Which of the following are Paul’s prison epistles?

God used Paul in prison to write the epistles.

Ephesus was one of three leaders of international trade.

The Christians of Ephesus were converts from the darkness of idolatries.

According to Revelation 1:11, Ephesus is the last church listed in the list of the seven churches.

Paul suggested “specific problems” in some writings such as the following. Match each problem to its location in the scripture.

The basic need of the Ephesian Christians was to be aware of their relationship with the Lord and to walk in that light.

Ephesians does not contain grand superlatives.

At least one half of the Ephesians is practical in purpose.

There are no words found in Ephesians that are not in other of Paul’s writings.

Holy Spirit is the first installment of our inheritance.

One can be saved by good deeds of love or strenuous efforts.

The unity of the Spirit can be generated or created by a human being.

We are filled with the Spirit one time.

We will be free of the warfare of faith when we are mature.

We wage spiritual warfare by spiritual weapons.

Ephesians is not a storehouse of doctrines.

There are four special features about Ephesians.