40 Questions
According to the Christian faith, true victory is achieved through a theology of glory.
False
One can expect to have their prayers answered by God even when living in disobedience to Him.
False
Jesus' focus on His task is an example of stumbling and bumbling.
False
The devil did not take chunks out of Jesus.
False
A theology of the cross means we will not face difficulties in our Christian walk.
False
God answers the prayers of those who do not seek to please Him.
False
Loving one another is not a commandment given by Jesus.
False
Spiritual discipline is not necessary for discerning God's will.
False
According to John 6, the work of God is to keep the commandments to please God.
False
Righteousness comes through keeping commandments and doing good deeds.
False
Discerning God's will requires a right relationship with God.
True
Fasting is always done to gain favor with God.
False
Acts of righteousness can be used as leverage to get what we want from God.
False
Loving one another is a part of God's command to obedience.
True
Doctrine, obedience, and love are separate entities in the Christian life.
False
Keeping commandments is the key to answered prayer according to John.
False
According to the passage, John emphasizes that believing in Jesus is a decisive act, but loving one another is a continuous attitude.
True
The passage suggests that the commandment to love one another is a new instruction for the community.
False
The passage implies that the primary characteristic of the letter is to introduce the community to the concept of faith in Jesus.
False
According to the passage, the commandment to believe in Jesus and love one another is a unique feature of John's writing.
True
The passage suggests that the rabbinical Jews who are still wondering whether or not Jesus was the Messiah would find it difficult to believe in Jesus.
True
The passage emphasizes that doing the things that are pleasing to God is a result of spiritual discipline.
True
The passage implies that keeping God's commandments is a means of discerning God's will.
True
The passage teaches that righteousness is achieved through spiritual discipline and good works.
False
Having great knowledge in Christology guarantees one's salvation.
False
One who is a Mormon and has great love for his family is considered a true follower of Christ.
False
Having the Spirit of God dwelling in us is a subjective criterion of assurance.
False
God's character is the foundation for fellowship with Him.
True
The presence of the Holy Spirit in us is a proof of one's abiding in Christ.
True
Having fellowship with God requires us to leave our cares and troubles behind.
False
Keeping God's commandments is not necessary for abiding in Him.
False
The book of 1 John can be divided into four major sections based on the conditions of fellowship.
True
One who does not have the Spirit of Christ does not belong to Him.
True
One of the conditions of fellowship is having a theology of glory.
False
Loving one another is a commandment given by Jesus.
True
Loving one another is not a requirement for being a true follower of Christ.
False
Candlish's writing style is more academic and less relatable.
False
Spiritual discipline is not necessary for discerning God's will.
False
The final section of the book discusses how to overcome the world and the devil.
True
Candlish's work is strengthened by his irregular return to the theme of the book.
False
Explore the Christian faith and Jesus' teachings on prayer, focusing on the juxtaposition of disciples' failures and Jesus' pristine focus on His task.
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