Liberty University Online Academy BIBL104/ BIBL 104 Quiz 6| Questions and answers - Score for this attempt: 50 out of 50

Nazmul Alam's Quiz History: Quiz: New Testament History Score for this attempt: 50 out of 50 Question 1 Mate 1/1pts Throughout history, many people have died for a cause they believed to be true as well as important True False Question2 Mate 1/1pts Habermas' six facts are enough to argue against all major alternative hypotheses to Jesus's resurrection. Supernatural Non-supernatural Biblical Non-biblical Question3 « Mate 1/1 pts The resurrection is a teaching that is unique in the history of religion True False Question4 « Mate 1/1 pts The gospel message burst from and spread around the world. Rome; Mediterranean Bethlehem; entire Nineveh; entire Jerusalem; Mediterranean Question5 Mate 1/1 pts The six facts about Jesus' resurrection are the affirmative reasons for believing that Jesus appeared after His death. Least Moderately Weakest Strongest Question6 « Mate 1/1 pts What event is NOT one of the historical facts that is agreeable? Jesus died by crucifixion His followers thought they saw appearances of Him Jesus brought the dead to life The disciples were transformed to be willing to die for the message Question7 « Mate 1/1pts Jesus’s disciples were not willing to die for the message of the gospel. True False Question8 Mate 1/ 1 pts Who is the book of Acts about? Paul Peter John God Question9 Mate 1/1 pts Everyone is righteous based on heritage and adherence to the law. True False Question 10 « Mate 1/1pts Many Jews misrepresented the kingdom promises as exclusive to the nation of Babylon Assyria Rome Israel Question 11 Mate 1/1 pts “The ends of the earth” in Acts 1:8 is fulfilled through what two events? (Choose two) The Samaritan woman at the well A Gentile leader in Caesarea believing The Centurion’s servant The gospel going into the Roman Empire Question 12 « Mate 1/1pts During Pentecost, the Lord chose to do what two things? (Choose two) Return in glory Pour out his Spirit upon his followers Judge the earth Began to build his church Convert Saul Question 13« Mate 1/ 1 pts As a result of receiving this person, they become witnesses in what two regions FIRST? Samaria and the ends of the earth Jerusalem and Samaria Jerusalem and Judea The ends of the earth and Judea Question 14 « Mate 1/1 pts What did Luke’s audience need at the time he wrote the document? Confusion Clarity Comfort Christ Question15 « Mate 1/ 1 pts Jesus spent a lot of time talking about “heaven” in our traditional sense. True False Question 16 « Mate 1/1pts The church gathering was and to early believers. Regular; essential Free; necessary Daily; fun Occasional; optional Question 17 « Mate 1/1pts The early church had rapid growth. True False Question18 « Mate 1/ 1 pts The laws found in the Torah are tied to the Davidic covenant. True False Question19 « Mate 1/1pts The Mosaic Law is irrelevant and should only be studied for academic reasons. True False Question20 Mate 1/1pts What percentage do certain biblical scholars say narratives take up in the Old Testament? 10% 20% 40% 70% Question 21 Mate 1/1pts The rest of the Bible does not add any significance to Old Testament narratives. True False Question22 Mate 1/1 pts Three reasons to study Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon together are as follows: these five books have been gathered together in a central location in the Old Testament canon, they were all written during the same period of Israelite history (with the exception of Job), and they represent the wisdom of two of Israel’s greatest kings; David and Solomon. True False Question23 « Mate 1/1pts The book of Proverbs does not describe what is most assuredly going to happen in everyday life on planet Earth. Rather, Proverbs identifies general principles about what is likely to happen in a certain situation or a particular setting. True False Question24 Mate 1/1pts Every Proverb is a direct promise. True False Question25 Mate 1/1pts There are seven types of parallelism that are commonly found in Hebrew poetry. True False Question26 Mate 1/1 pts Royal psalms are the songs of praise that the Israelites sang as they traveled to Jerusalem to celebrate the yearly feasts. True False Question27 Mate 1/1 pts Therefore, to properly understand the historical and cultural context and grasp the full picture of Psalm 23, we will need to do some research on shepherds and shepherding during biblical times. True False Question 28 Mate 1/1pts Penitential psalms express correct and appropriate grief, sorrow, and repentance over sins that have been committed. True False Question29 Mate 1/1pts Clusters of meaning in poetry can be seen by a shift in topic, image, direction, of the speech (towards God, enemies, other people) or mood. True False Question 30 Mate 1/1pts Historical context surrounding the prophet is unimportant to understanding prophetic literature since it is mostly symbols and picturesque language. True False Question 31 Mate 1/ 1 pts The only role of a prophet was to predict the future. True False Question32 Mate 1/1pts To understand prophetic literature, we must understand the significant role of the prophet. True False Question33 Mate 1/1 pts Similar to the job of the priests, the job of a prophet was an inherited position. True False Question34 Mate 1/1pts There are three covenants that must be considered in order to understand the message of the prophets: the Abrahamic covenant, the Noahic covenant, and the Mosaic covenant. True False Question 35 Mate 1/1pts The prophets preached a message of judgment and a message of hope. In the message of judgment, the prophets would look back to the Mosaic covenant to establish the reality of Israel’'s and Judah's unfaithfulness. However, the prophets would also look back to the covenant God made with David. It is in this covenant that they located the source for hope. True False Question36 Mate 1/1 pts To understand prophetic literature, we must understand the significance of Israel’s covenants. True False Question37 Mate 1/1 pts All of the prophetic literature fits within the historical books of 1 and 2 Kings, Ezra, and Nehemiah. True False Question 38 Mate 1/1pts Paul defined the as the record of Christ’'s death, burial, and resurrection. Salvation plan Good Advice Gospel Birth of the church Question39 Mate 1/ 1 pts When you correctly understand the genre of a book or passage, your expectations and strategy for interpretation are better framed. True False Question40 Mate 1/1pts Which of the following is not one of the three steps to studying the gospels? Observation Experiment Application Interpretation & Correlation Question 41 Mate 1/1pts Galatians and both Thessalonian letters were written during Paul’'s second missionary journey. True False Question 42 Mate 1/1 pts Everything in the book of Acts that is descriptive is also prescriptive. True False Question43 « Mate 1/1pts Acts is a historical record of the ministry of the Holy Spirit to spread the gospel and of the establishment of the New Testament church. True False Question 44 Mate 1/ 1 pts Acts is descriptive as narrative literature, and what you see there is not necessarily what we would call “normative” for the church today. True False Question45 Mate 1/1pts Unlike other genres, context is not important when reading the Epistles. True False Question 46 Mate 1/1pts How many books are in the genre of Epistle in the New Testament? 27 21 16 17 Question 47 Mate 1/ 1 pts Revelation belongs to the genre of Epistles. True False Question48 Mate 1/1pts How many books in the New Testament are in the Revelation genre? 1 2 3 7 Question49 Mate 1/ 1 pts The book of Revelation was written for the City of Rome Church Unbelievers Emperor Question 50 Mate 1/ 1 pts In one sense, is a letter. Chapters 2 and 3 contain the letters to seven churches in Asia Minor. Acts Romans Revelation James Quiz Score: 50 out of 50