// question: 0 name: switch category to $course$/FINAL_RS2 $CATEGORY: $course$/FINAL_RS2 // question: 1884 name: . God revealed Himself most fully through the life of a man in a process that spanned natural birth, development to adulthood and extended mission and death and resurrection. ::. God revealed Himself most fully through the life of a man in a process that spanned natural birth, development to adulthood and extended mission and death and resurrection.::[html]\n

. God revealed Himself most fully through the life of a man in a process that spanned natural birth, development to adulthood and extended mission and death and resurrection.

{ =Incarnation ~Resurrection ~Virgin Birth } // question: 1891 name: 2. Concerns the separation of Christianity from the Jews ::2. Concerns the separation of Christianity from the Jews::[html]Concerns the separation of Christianity from the Jews{ =Theme of Acts ~Purpose & theology of Acts ~Major section of Acts ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1861 name: A personal friend of Apostle Paul, was a teacher and learned scholar of Apollos. ::A personal friend of Apostle Paul, was a teacher and learned scholar of Apollos.::[html]A personal friend of Apostle Paul, was a teacher and learned scholar of Apollos.{ =Priscilla ~Aquila ~Martha ~Mary ~Dorcas } // question: 1892 name: Along the way the spirit removed barriers to the spread of the gospel. The gospel is triumphant in Acts; nothing could stop its spread. ::Along the way the spirit removed barriers to the spread of the gospel. The gospel is triumphant in Acts; nothing could stop its spread.::[html]Along the way the spirit removed barriers to the spread of the gospel. The gospel is triumphant in Acts; nothing could stop its spread.{ =Universal, unhindered spread of the gospel ~History rarely records mere facts ~Concerns the separation of Christianity from the Jews ~Luke’s history of the formation and spread of the early church provided information to his readers. } // question: 1880 name: Beliefs of the early church were formulated into a creed know as: ::Beliefs of the early church were formulated into a creed know as\:::[html]Beliefs of the early church were formulated into a creed know as\:{ =Nicene ~Incarnation ~Apostles ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1890 name: Christianity is a gospel; it is good news about how God sent His Son to be our Savior. But if Christ did not really rise, then we have no assurance that our salvation has been accomplished. ::Christianity is a gospel; it is good news about how God sent His Son to be our Savior. But if Christ did not really rise, then we have no assurance that our salvation has been accomplished.::[html]\n

Christianity is a gospel; it is good news about how God sent His Son to be our Savior. But if Christ did not really rise, then we have no assurance that our salvation has been accomplished.

{ ~Incarnation =Resurrection ~Virgin Birth } // question: 1886 name: God from God, light from light, true God from true God, begotten not created, who for us men and for our salvation came down and was incarnate, becoming human. ::God from God, light from light, true God from true God, begotten not created, who for us men and for our salvation came down and was incarnate, becoming human.::[html]\n

God from God, light from light, true God from true God, begotten not created, who for us men and for our salvation came down and was incarnate, becoming human.

{ =Incarnation ~Resurrection ~Virgin Birth } // question: 1885 name: God fulfills His promise in His own way and not necessarily in accordance with what man expects. ::God fulfills His promise in His own way and not necessarily in accordance with what man expects.::[html]\n

God fulfills His promise in His own way and not necessarily in accordance with what man expects.

{ ~Incarnation ~Resurrection =Virgin Birth } // question: 1868 name: He persecuted the Christians before his conversion on his way to Damascus. ::He persecuted the Christians before his conversion on his way to Damascus.::[html]He persecuted the Christians before his conversion on his way to Damascus.{ =Saul ~Paul ~Peter ~Andrew ~James } // question: 1876 name: He was a roman centurion, a devout and God-fearing. Generous and has a good reputation within the Jewish community. ::He was a roman centurion, a devout and God-fearing. Generous and has a good reputation within the Jewish community.::[html]\n

He was a roman centurion, a devout and God-fearing. Generous and has a good reputation within the Jewish community.

{ ~Silas ~Peter =Cornelius ~Paul ~Philip } // question: 1869 name: He was known as the first Christian martyr. ::He was known as the first Christian martyr.::[html]\n

He was known as the first Christian martyr.

{ =Stephen ~Silas ~Timothy ~Peter ~Philip } // question: 1870 name: He was the missionary to the Jews. ::He was the missionary to the Jews.::[html]\n

He was the missionary to the Jews.

{ =Peter ~Philip ~Paul ~Timothy ~Saul } // question: 1883 name: Jesus of Nazareth has risen from dead and was their Lord, lives were changed and a community of faith and concern was born which is still alive and influential in the lives on people of today. ::Jesus of Nazareth has risen from dead and was their Lord, lives were changed and a community of faith and concern was born which is still alive and influential in the lives on people of today.::[html]\n

Jesus of Nazareth has risen from dead and was their Lord, lives were changed and a community of faith and concern was born which is still alive and influential in the lives on people of today.

{ ~Incarnation =Resurrection ~Virgin Birth } // question: 1888 name: Jesus’ birth God makes Himself known to man in a unique way. ::Jesus’ birth God makes Himself known to man in a unique way.::[html]\n

Jesus’ birth God makes Himself known to man in a unique way.

{ ~Incarnation ~Resurrection =Virgin Birth } // question: 1875 name: Jewish Festival, at which Holy Spirit came on the early Church. ::Jewish Festival, at which Holy Spirit came on the early Church.::[html]\n

Jewish Festival, at which Holy Spirit came on the early Church.

{ =Pentecost ~Ascension ~Resurrection ~All of the above. ~none of the above } // question: 1872 name: Luke stated that his reason for writing this orderly account was that his readers might “know the certainty” of that which they had been “taught” about the Christian faith. ::Luke stated that his reason for writing this orderly account was that his readers might “know the certainty” of that which they had been “taught” about the Christian faith.::[html]\n

Luke stated that his reason for writing this orderly account was that his readers might “know the certainty” of that which they had been “taught” about the Christian faith.

{ ~Inform =convince ~concern ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1887 name: Mary symbolizes the physical side of Jesus’ existence, His connection with the human race, the Jewish nation and the synagogue. ::Mary symbolizes the physical side of Jesus’ existence, His connection with the human race, the Jewish nation and the synagogue.::[html]\n

Mary symbolizes the physical side of Jesus’ existence, His connection with the human race, the Jewish nation and the synagogue.

{ ~Incarnation ~Resurrection =Virgin Birth } // question: 1889 name: Miracles of Jesus’ birth, lies in the fact that He was born like man and was tempted in every way like we do, and yet He did not sin. ::Miracles of Jesus’ birth, lies in the fact that He was born like man and was tempted in every way like we do, and yet He did not sin.::[html]\n

Miracles of Jesus’ birth, lies in the fact that He was born like man and was tempted in every way like we do, and yet He did not sin.

{ ~Incarnation ~Resurrection =Virgin Birth } // question: 1866 name: She has been revered in the Church for her attempt to halt Christ’s execution, and for her declaration of faith through innocence. ::She has been revered in the Church for her attempt to halt Christ’s execution, and for her declaration of faith through innocence.::[html]\n

She has been revered in the Church for her attempt to halt Christ’s execution, and for her declaration of faith through innocence.

{ ~Mary Magdalene ~Martha =Pilate's wife ~Dorcas ~Priscilla } // question: 1863 name: She was a prophetess, the first person to ever proclaimed Jesus as the Christ and Savior. ::She was a prophetess, the first person to ever proclaimed Jesus as the Christ and Savior.::[html]She was a prophetess, the first person to ever proclaimed Jesus as the Christ and Savior.{ =Anna ~Mary ~Martha ~Mary Magdalene ~Dorcas } // question: 1862 name: She was devoted to service and generosity that can be seen in her open-hearted acceptance of thee role of hostess to Jesus. ::She was devoted to service and generosity that can be seen in her open-hearted acceptance of thee role of hostess to Jesus.::[html]She was devoted to service and generosity that can be seen in her open-hearted acceptance of thee role of hostess to Jesus.{ ~Mary Magdalene =Martha ~Mary the mother of Jesus ~Salome ~Priscilla } // question: 1864 name: She was engaged to marry a local carpenter and conceived the Messiah. ::She was engaged to marry a local carpenter and conceived the Messiah.::[html]She was engaged to marry a local carpenter and conceived the Messiah.{ ~Mary Magdalene =Mary ~Anna ~Dorcas ~Salome } // question: 1860 name: She was known to be more devoted to Christ and to her faith than she could ever be to any man. ::She was known to be more devoted to Christ and to her faith than she could ever be to any man.::[html]\n

She was known to be more devoted to Christ and to her faith than she could ever be to any man.

{ =Mary ~Mary Magdalene ~Salome ~Dorcas ~Martha } // question: 1865 name: She was known to have aided the elderly and infirm. She gave herself without reservation to the cause of Christ. ::She was known to have aided the elderly and infirm. She gave herself without reservation to the cause of Christ.::[html]\n

She was known to have aided the elderly and infirm. She gave herself without reservation to the cause of Christ.

{ ~Mary Magdalene ~Martha ~Pilate's wife =Dorcas ~Priscilla } // question: 1859 name: She was the first to discover the empty tomb after the Resurrection. ::She was the first to discover the empty tomb after the Resurrection.::[html]She was the first to discover the empty tomb after the Resurrection.{ =Mary Magdalene ~Mary ~Salome ~Peter ~James } // question: 1858 name: She’s an elderly woman of supreme faith and commitment to God and His works. ::She’s an elderly woman of supreme faith and commitment to God and His works.::[html]She’s an elderly woman of supreme faith and commitment to God and His works. { =Anna ~Martha ~Mary ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1877 name: The 2 major sections of the Acts of the Apostles were: ::The 2 major sections of the Acts of the Apostles were\:::[html]\n

The 2 major sections of the Acts of the Apostles were\:

{ =Christ’s Ascension and Pentecost to the conversions of Cornelius, Saul and Barnabas and Paul’s missionary journey to the Gentiles. ~Christ’s Ascension and Pentecost to the conversions of Cornelius, Saul and Barnabas and Paul’s missionary journey to the Jews. ~Christ’s Ascension and to the conversions of Cornelius, Saul and Barnabas and Paul’s missionary journey to the Gentiles. ~All of the above. ~none of the above } // question: 1873 name: The book of Acts was addressed to a specific person, whose name means lover of God. Thus, the book was addressed to all those who love God. ::The book of Acts was addressed to a specific person, whose name means lover of God. Thus, the book was addressed to all those who love God.::[html]\n

The book of Acts was addressed to a specific person, whose name means lover of God. Thus, the book was addressed to all those who love God.

{ =Theophilus ~Theophilous ~Theophilos ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1882 name: The central message of the early Christian church stressed that with the coming of Christ the crises of history had arrived and a new future was breaking in. ::The central message of the early Christian church stressed that with the coming of Christ the crises of history had arrived and a new future was breaking in.::[html]\n

The central message of the early Christian church stressed that with the coming of Christ the crises of history had arrived and a new future was breaking in.

{ =true ~false ~maybe } // question: 1878 name: The early church was formed on the basis of the resurrected Christ. They studied the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. ::The early church was formed on the basis of the resurrected Christ. They studied the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.::[html]The early church was formed on the basis of the resurrected Christ. They studied the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. { =true ~false ~none of the above } // question: 1871 name: The purpose and theology of Acts were: ::The purpose and theology of Acts were\:::[html]The purpose and theology of Acts were\:{ =To inform & convince the readers ~To inform and evangelize the readers ~To inform and explain to the readers ~none of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1867 name: They were the women who were recorded to witness Jesus weep ::They were the women who were recorded to witness Jesus weep::[html]\n

They were the women who were recorded to witness Jesus weep

{ ~Dorcas & Priscilla =Mary & Martha ~Mary & Mary Magdalene ~None of the above ~all of the above } // question: 1874 name: This is a visible reminder that Jesus has left the task of world missions to His disciples, empowered by the Holy Spirit whose work would not start until Jesus went away. ::This is a visible reminder that Jesus has left the task of world missions to His disciples, empowered by the Holy Spirit whose work would not start until Jesus went away.::[html]\n

This is a visible reminder that Jesus has left the task of world missions to His disciples, empowered by the Holy Spirit whose work would not start until Jesus went away.

{ ~Pentecost =Ascension ~Resurrection ~All of the above. ~none of the above } // question: 1879 name: Those who genuinely repent and believe in God through Christ receive forgiveness of their sins and enter into the fellowship of the church and its sacrament. ::Those who genuinely repent and believe in God through Christ receive forgiveness of their sins and enter into the fellowship of the church and its sacrament.::[html]\n

Those who genuinely repent and believe in God through Christ receive forgiveness of their sins and enter into the fellowship of the church and its sacrament.

{ =true ~false ~none of the above } // question: 1881 name: Which of the following is not a belief of the early church? ::Which of the following is not a belief of the early church?::[html]\n

Which of the following is not a belief of the early church?

{ ~Jesus as Messiah ~Christ will come back as judge of both the living and the dead ~Resurrection =none of the above }