Quiz 7 Paul's Letters
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Quiz:
Paul's
Letters
Due
Dec
11
at
11:59pm
Points
50
Questions
50
Time
Limit
90
Minutes
Instructions
The
quiz:
e
Covers
the
Learn
material
from
Module
7:
Week
7.
o
Contains
50
multiple-choice
and
true/false
questions.
e
Is
limited
to
1
hour
and
30
minutes.
e
Allows
unlimited
attempts
and
the
highest
attempt
will
count
towards
the
grade.
e
|s
worth
50
points.
This
quiz
is
open
book/open
notes.
Submit
this
assignment
by
11:59
p.m.
(ET)
on
Monday
of
Module
7:
Week
7.
TAKE
THE
QUIZ
AGAIN
Attempt
History
Attempt
Time
Score
Allowed
At
LATEST
Attempt
1
66
minutes
48
out
of
50
Correct
answers
are
hidden.
Score
for
this
attempt:
48
out
of
50
Submitted
Nov
26
at
7:49pm
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attempt
took
66
minutes.
Question
1
1/1
pts
,
@
wealthy
businessman
who
lived
in
Colossae,
owned
slaves,
and
the
church
met
in
his
house.
Philemon
Onesimus
Archippus
Titus
Question
2
171
pts
Paul’s
instructs
the
Corinthians
that
his
perspective
on
the
Gospel
ministry
includes
the
idea
that
knowing
the
fear
of
God
moves
the
minister
to
persuade
unsaved
people
to
become
Christians.
True
False
Question
3
1/1pts
According
to
the
textbook,
Paul’s
pastoral
letters
emphasize
the
importance
of
pastoral
authority
Christian
leadership
Godly
council
practical
mentorship
All
of
the
above
Question
4
1/1
pts
In
Colossians,
Paul
said
Christ
fulfilled
the
law,
thus
keeping
the
obligations
of
the
law
is
no
longer
necessary
because
Christ
took
“it
away
by
nailing
it
to
the
cross.”
True
False
Question
5
1/1pts
Paul
argues
in
Galatians
that
the
law
requires
perfect
obedience,
and
since
no
one
is
perfect,
all
are
condemned
by
the
law.
Only
faith
in
Christ’s
finished
work
can
save
anyone.
True
False
Question
6
171
pts
Paul’s
hope
in
Philippians
was
to
offer
practical
encouragements
to
his
friends
at
Philippi
so
they
would
not
be
tempted
to
doubt
God’s
faithfulness
even
in
dire
circumstances.
True
False
Question
7
1/1pts
In
order
to
“not
carry
out
the
desire
of
the
flesh,”
Paul
urges
the
Galatians
to
“be
thankful
and
please
God
by
worshiping
him
with
holy
fear
and
awe.”
“‘work
at
living
in
peace
with
everyone
and
work
at
living
a
holy
life.”
“take
a
new
grip
with
your
tired
hands
and
strengthen
your
weak
knees.”
“love
your
neighbor
as
yourself.”
171
pts
Question
8
According
to
the
textbook,
Paul
teaches
in
2
Thessalonians
that
the
rapture
will
precede
the
removal
of
the
“restrainer,”
the
revealing
of
the
Antichrist,
the
time
of
tribulation,
and
the
final
Day
of
the
Lord.
True
False
Question
9
1/1
pts
Paul
reminds
the
Colossians
that,
“You
died,
and
your
life
is
hidden
with
Christ
in
God”
True
False
Question
10
1/1
pts
According
to
Paul
in
Galatians,
the
law
was
also “our
guardian”
to
lead
us
to
Christ.
True
False
Question
11
1/1
pts
In
order
to
“not
carry
out
the
desire
of
the
flesh,”
Paul
urges
the
Galatians
to
“run
the
race
set
before
them.”
“strip
off
every
weight
that
slows
them
down.”
“walk
by
the
Spirit.”
All
of
the
above
Question
12
1/1
pts
The
church
at
Corinth
was
the
ideal
model
for
a
first-century
apostolic
church.
True
False
Question
13
1/1
pts
According
to
the
textbook,
to
keep
him
from
exalting
himself,
God
gave
him
a
thorn
in
the
flesh.
True
False
Question
14
1/1
pts
According
to
Paul
in
Romans,
sanctification
includes
the
imputation
of
God'’s
righteousness
by
means
of
faith
in
Jesus
Christ.
True
False
Question
15
1/1
pts
Paul
uses
the
phrase
“in
Christ”
170
times
in
his
writings
to
refer
to
church-age
believers
to
whom
the
mystery
of
the
God’s
grace
was
already
revealed.
True
False
Question
16
0/1
pts
Paul
sees
believers
as
having
three
chief
duties.
One
of
these
duties
is
towards
the
Christian
cause
Jewish
law
Government
remaining
Apostles
Question
17
1/1
pts
In
2
Corinthians
Paul
told
the
church
that
the
Macedonians
were
giving
a
contribution
for
the
work
of
the
ministry.
Thus,
their
contribution
was
appreciated
but
not
needed.
True
False
Question
18
1/1
pts
According
to
the
textbook,
Timothy
was
probably
converted
to
Christianity
as
a
youth
when
Paul
visited
his
home
in
Lystra
on
the
first
missionary
journey
with
Barnabas.
True
False
Question
19
1/1
pts
In
Galatians,
Paul’s
conclusion
was
that
“we
are
not
children
of
the
slave
but
of
the
free.”
He
makes
this
conclusion
by
allegorically
linking
Christians
to
Sarah
rather
than
Rebekah
Rachel
Leah
Hagar
Question
20
1/1
pts
Paul
encourages
Titus
to
exhort
with
sound
doctrine
in
order
to
produce
good
Christian
behavior.
True
False
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