New Testament- Quiz 1 Unit 4

Front 1

ruling class of nobility or title

Back 1

aristocracy

Front 2

easily irritated; inclined to anger

Back 2

choleric

Front 3

belonging to the whole world; not national or local

Back 3

cosmopolitan

Front 4

producing abundant works

Back 4

prolific

Front 5

The earliest residents of Paul's home town of Tarsus were probably Jews. t/f

Back 5

false

Front 6

tarsus was considered a great center of learning t/f

Back 6

true

Front 7

paul purchased his roman citizenship t/f

Back 7

false

Front 8

tarsus was the capital of _____

Back 8

cilicia

Front 9

Roman ______ guaranteed Paul protection from injustices and speedy travel to any distant land under Roman rule.

Back 9

citizenship

Front 10

Paul's trade, tent-making, quickly became merely part of his past, once he began his missionary journeys. t/f

Back 10

false

Front 11

Saul persecuted Christians beyond Jerusalem, having obtained official letters from the high priest to do so. t/f

Back 11

true

Front 12

Paul told _____ that God showed him mercy because he persecuted ________ in ignorance and unbelief.

Back 12

Timothy, the Son of God

Front 13

paul calls himself the "____ of the saints"

Back 13

least

Front 14

Saul has an easy going nature t/f

Back 14

false

Front 15

Jesus denounced the sect of the _____

Back 15

Pharisees

Front 16

Christians at this time were known as followers of:

Back 16

the Way

Front 17

Paul was to witness mainly to the ____

Back 17

gentiles

Front 18

What did the Lord Jesus tell Saul to do when he was stopped on the road to Damascus?

Back 18

go into the city and you will be told what to do there.

Front 19

Many years after his conversion, Paul began to preach.t/f

Back 19

false

Front 20

Because of persecution, Paul fled from Damascus to Jerusalem. t/f

Back 20

true

Front 21

From Jerusalem Paul fled to the city of Antioch. t/f

Back 21

false

Front 22

Along with Silas, Paul first began missionary journeys throughout the Roman world. t/f

Back 22

false

Front 23

Memorize Romans 1:1: Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated unto the gospel of God,

Back 23

k

Front 24

On his missionary journeys Paul _________ of each new city first, before preaching to the Gentiles.

Back 24

entered the synagogues

Front 25

Paul considered the Jews to have a place ahead of the Gentiles because of their privileges as a people. t/f

Back 25

true

Front 26

In rome, Paul testified before the ________

Back 26

emperor

Front 27

paul witnessed to ______ in jerusalem

Back 27

religious council

Front 28

at caesarea, paul spoke before the _____ rulers

Back 28

gentile

Front 29

the best or most favorable degree

Back 29

optimum

Front 30

giving qualifying explanation or info

Back 30

parenthetical

Front 31

languages paul was familiar with

Back 31

hebrew, greek latin, and aramasic

Front 32

Paul's teacher in Jerusalem was _________ , a respected scholar and _______ of his day and a Jewish of the Law.

Back 32

gamaliel, teacher, doctor

Front 33

On Paul's second missionary journey, the apostle debated the philosophers before the highest court of Athens, the ______ , on Mars Hill.

Back 33

areopagus

Front 34

the lawyer delivering a complex doctrinal Epistle on justification by faith

Back 34

romans

Front 35

the mother chiding her children; desiring growth

Back 35

corinthians

Front 36

the stern and chastising mentor, marveling at his students' forgetfulness and backsliding

Back 36

galatians

Front 37

the balanced exhortation to fellowship and unity of the Spirit

Back 37

ephesians

Front 38

the prisoner, expressing joy in living, service, fellowship, and rewards

Back 38

philippians

Front 39

the elder advising younger brethren in their work

Back 39

timothy and titus

Front 40

gentle and sympathetic friend

Back 40

philemon

Front 41

Select the descriptions which Paul uses in 2 Timothy 3:1-5 to describe men in the last days.

Back 41

boasters, disobedient to parents, unholy, lover of pleasure, proud

Front 42

Select several facets of the Apostle Paul's writing style.

Back 42

abrupt, questioning and commanding, extensive use of old testament, parenthetical style