Membership Class Quiz Day 12

Questions for Day 12 Membership Class

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1. Which principle emphasizes using God's resources wisely?

Possession

Allocation

Utilization

Accountability

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2. What is the purpose of giving the first 10% of your income to God (tithing)?

To accumulate material wealth.

To show that God is more important than money

To fulfill old Jewish practices.

To support cultural traditions.

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3. How does tithing under grace differ from legalistic tithing?

Tithing has lost its relevance.

Tithing is solely a personal choice.

Tithing should be embraced more wholeheartedly

Tithing is no longer necessary.

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4. What is the crucial factor in receiving what you give according to James 4:2?

Affirming your faith after giving.

Giving before your back is against the wall.

Having unwavering faith in God.

Constantly asking for what you need.

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5. According to Jesus, why does God attach significance to how we manage money?

To reflect the state of our hearts.

To fulfill our material desires.

To determine our worthiness for heaven.

To emphasize our financial success.

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6. What does James 4:2 suggest as a reason for not having certain things from God?

Unfavorable circumstances.

Not asking.

Lack of resources.

Lack of hard work.

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7. How does Jesus's teaching about money compare to his teachings about heaven and hell?

Money is irrelevant compared to heaven or hell.

Money is less important than heaven or hell.

Money holds greater significance than heaven or hell.

Money and spiritual matters are equally important.

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8. In 2 Cor 8:7, what does Paul encourage believers to be strong in?

Giving.

Wealth accumulation.

Pursuit of personal desires.

Saving for the future.

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9. How does giving establish deposits with God?

By using a physical bank.

By increasing your savings account.

By giving and tithing.

By setting up an investment portfolio.

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10. Money's influence on our behavior and choices is:

Insignificant

Powerful and shaping.

Limited to material possessions.

Independent of our desires.

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11. What does 2 Corinthians 9:10 imply about giving and receiving?

Giving leads to receiving material wealth only.

Giving is unnecessary for receiving

Giving increases the fruits of righteousness

Receiving is solely based on personal merit.

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12. According to 1 Corinthians 9:7, what analogy does Paul use to describe the Body of Christ's functioning?

A school.

A community center.

A marketplace.

A military group

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13. According to Prov. 22:7, what happens when borrowers are servants to lenders?

Borrowers lose financial independence

Borrowers become lenders.

Borrowers gain wealth.

Borrowers receive grace.

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14. What does the story of the three servants illustrate in relation to ownership and stewardship?

Ownership and stewardship are interchangeable concepts.

Stewardship involves hiding possessions.

Ownership is superior to stewardship.

Our possessions are entrusted to us by God

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15. What does the story of the talents in Matthew 25 illustrate?

The importance of hiding one's talents.

The connection between ownership and stewardship.

The necessity of accumulating wealth.

The insignificance of money in God's eyes.

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16. According to Matt. 6:21, where is your heart if your treasure is there?

In heaven.

Where your desires are

Attached to family.

Focused on worldly possessions.

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17. What is tithing based on?

God's principles

Cultural practices.

Society's expectations.

Old Jewish traditions.

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18. What does Matthew 5:17–19 reveal about the significance of God's law?

The law's details will disappear gradually.

The law is no longer applicable under grace.

Jesus aimed to abolish the law entirely.

Jesus came to fulfill the purpose of the law.

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19. What is the primary focus when embracing a new way of thinking about money management?

Accumulating more debt.

Focusing solely on material possessions.

Maintaining the same mindset.

Changing your mindset about money.

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20. What is the key lesson from the parable in Matthew 25?

The importance of hiding possessions.

The significance of investing talents wisely

The value of accumulating wealth.

The need to hoard resources.

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21. What is the first step to breaking free from debt?

Ignoring financial issues.

Changing money management mindset.

Rapidly increasing spending

Reliance on credit for expenses.

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22. What is the transformative decision that leads to financial freedom?

Accumulating more debt.

Accepting debt as unavoidable.

Increasing your credit limit.

Changing your mindset and breaking free from debt

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23. What is the key principle in being a steward of God's resources?

Ignoring material resources.

Recognizing ownership of everything by God.

Hoarding possessions.

Accumulating wealth.

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24. How did Jesus view the importance of God's law in Matthew 5:17–19?

He emphasized that the law was no longer relevant.

He came to fulfill the purpose of the law.

He disregarded the law in favor of grace.

He aimed to abolish the law entirely.

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25. What should be the focus of one's financial health according to Proverbs 22:7?

Borrowing money to achieve financial independence.

Ruling over the poor through financial means.

Accumulating as much wealth as possible.

Spending less than what you earn

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26. What does Luke 16:11 warn about regarding handling worldly wealth?

The importance of loving money.

Trustworthiness in handling wealth.

Trusting in riches for eternal life.

The danger of being wasteful.

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27. Focusing too much on money can lead to:

Generosity and compassion.

Greater faith.

Spiritual fulfillment.

Materialism and spiritual emptiness.

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28. What does Romans 13:8 emphasize about debts?

Debts should be embraced as a way of life.

Debts indicate financial success.

Debts lead to contentment and fulfillment.

Debts should be minimized, except for the obligation to care for others.

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29. What does Matt. 25:19 teach about accountability?

Consequences of financial choices lead to accountability

Accountability is unnecessary.

Accountability is a one-time event.

Financial choices have no consequences.

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30. What does Proverbs 22:7 indicate about the relationship between the rich and the poor?

The poor should lend to the rich.

The rich should rule over the poor.

The rich should be servants to the poor.

The poor should be slaves to the rich.

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