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This
table shows the correct answers to the questions for Lesson
2. The questions are
generated from the doctrine on
Bible. To check the text of the doctrine for
each question and answer, go to the
Check Text Page.
1. The Bible is divinely inspired. True or
False? (True)
2. The
Bible consists of both the ___Testament and the ___ Testament.
(Old, New)
3. The
Bible contains the ____of God [what?] (plan)
4. The
Bible is the handbook for the Salvation Process. Yes or No?
(Yes)
5. The
Bible contains information man could not find on his own. True or
False? (True)
6. The Church of
God believes the Bible to be divinely inspired. True or False?
(True)
7. The
New Testament gives credibility to the Old Testament. True or
False? (True)
8. Can
the Bible be proved to be the Word of God? Yes or No?
(Yes)
9. The
Bible is the foundation of all _______________ [what?]
(knowledge)
10. The
Bible records fulfilled prophecy. True or False?
(True)
11. The
Bible was written over a period of _______ years. [how many?]
(1,500)
12. The
focal point of the whole Bible is __________ [who or what?]
(Jesus Christ)
13. The
God of the Old Testament is actually _______ [whom?]
(Jesus Christ)
14.
According to Hebrews 1, God spoke to man by His prophets. Today He
speaks to us by His ____. [who or what?]
(Son)
15. God
must open one's mind in order for him to understand the fullness of His
truth. True or False? (True)
16. To
truly know and understand the truth of God, one needs the ____ ____
[what?] (Holy Spirit)
17. We
cannot open our own minds. Only God can open the human mind to
understand spiritual things. True or False?
(True)
18.
Proof-texting is a good method of studying and understanding the Bible.
True or False? (False)
19. A
Bible doctrine can easily be fully understood
in isolation from the rest of the Bible? True
or False? (False)
20. In order to become like
God, we must seek to understand the Bible. We can only hope to
achieve this through _______ and _______ Bible study. [what?]
(profound, regular) Note: for "profound"
acceptable are "fervent", "diligent", or zealous." For
"regular" we could accept "frequent", "continual", "everyday" or other
similar words. |