''Are you the king of the Jews?'' Jesus reply to the question above by Pilate was

• A. You have said so''
• B. My kingship is not of this word''
• C. ''Who has made you a prince and a judge over us?''
• D. ''Why put me to the test, you hypocrites?''

According to the Letter of Paul to the Romans, Christians are to yield themselves to God as men who

• A. have been raised from death to life
• B. no longer live by the works of law
• C. receive baptism after circumcision
• D. have listened to the gospel of Christ

According to Matthew, when the woman went to see the sepulchre, they

• A. saw an angel sitting upon the stone
• B. met Jesus on the way
• C. found that the disciples had been there
• D. found the guards rolling back the stone

The people referred to as pillars of the Jerusalem church, who gave Barnabas and Paul the right hand of fellowship were

• A. Cephas, John and Mark
• B. James, John and Silas
• C. John, Silas and Simon
• D. James, Cephas and John

The name Ichabod means

• A. without glory
• B. unfolding glory
• C. perpetual glory
• D. departed glory

Jesus used the illustration of the vine to teach that a christian that abides in Him will surely

• A. be a good shepherd
• B. resurrect on the Last Day
• C. be a bread of life
• D. bear much fruit

By keeping God's covenant, the people of Israel would become

• A. the conquerors of nations
• B. a nation where God would manifest Himself
• C. the inheritors of the earth
• D. a kingdom of priests of God

''Give me also this power, that any one whom I lay my hands may receive the Holy Spirit''. Peter rebuked the speaker for being

• A. very crafty
• B. money conscious
• C. ignorant
• D. fraudulent

Luke ends the Sermon on the Plain with an analogy of a building to emphasize the importance of

• A. preaching and hearing the word
• B. hearing and obeying the word
• C. studying and doing the word
• D. preaching and abiding by the word

In the course of his ministry, Paul worked night and day so that

• A. he might not be a burden to any one
• B. his followers might eat
• C. he could raise money for the work of the gospel
• D. he could pay the debt he was owing the brethren