BNT422-Midterm-Exam

Acts gives us historical facts while Corinthians gives us interpretations.

There have always been group distinctions in the human race.

Ancient Corinth was like the large cities of the world.

Corinth was a city of few gods.

Julius Caesar rebuilt and recolonized Corinth.

Corinth was a full representation of weaknesses and vices.

The larger part of the church at Corinth was originally Jewish.

The Corinthians were destroying their Christian testimony because of immorality and disunity.

Application of Christian principles to carnality is the basic theme of I Corinthians.

Paul wanted to visit the Corinthians with a rod.

Jews made a habit of going to law with other Jews.

Secular lawsuits were a problem between Christians at Corinth.

There is a comprehensive dissertation on marriage in I Corinthians.

Character and components of worship in the early church are written in I Corinthians.

First Corinthians was written from Antioch.

Paul found it troublesome to keep Corinth out of the church.

Paul’s order to the Corinthians was to remove the offender from fellowship for incest.

The problems of Corinth were not so bad.

Paul spoke of forbidding marrying as a doctrine of devils.

Paul wrote 4 chapters (11-14) on operations of the church.

Match the gift with the description:

I Corinthian’s is the least problem- centered letter in the New Testament.

The “reported problems” Corinthian church included:

Match the problem with the group:

The last chapter of I Corinthians is devoted to the resurrection.

The two key words of II Corinthians, Chapter 5 are “glory” and “Minister”.

A most complete revelation of giving is in chapters 9 & 10.

Paul defended his apostleship by telling of his calling, qualifications and sufferings.

Paul’s trip across the Aegean Sea was to go to Ephesus.

The Corinthian church was founded by Paul on his first missionary journey.

Titus delivered 2 Corinthians to Corinth.

Giving instruction in doctrine and practical exhortations was a purpose of 2 Corinthians.

Gentile Christians in Jerusalem were in poverty, which was the reason for the collection for the saints.

The second letter to the Corinthians gave the answer to which was the true Gospel.