Membership Class Quiz Day 4

Questions for Day 4 Membership Class

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1. What does the term "Covenant" represent?

An agreement between equals

An unequal agreement

A one-sided agreement

A regular contract

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2. What is the structure of a biblical covenant?

Terms, conditions, negotiations

Rules, guidelines, exceptions

Introduction, negotiation, agreement

Preamble, requirements, blessings and curses

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3. What does the concept of God's "Holiness" emphasize?

His difference and greatness compared to everything else

His similarity to human beings

His adherence to human standards

His indifference to creation

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4. What is the meaning of "Omniscience"?

Knowledge of only human actions

Absolute knowledge encompassing past, present, and future

Limited knowledge of the past

Knowledge of the present only

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5. What does the "Covenant of Works" involve?

Promise of blessings for obedience

Mutual agreement between equals

Human claim to reward for obedience

Negotiation between parties

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6. What is the equation 1+1+1=1 used to explain?

The equation is mathematically incorrect

The concept of God's attributes

The concept of unity within diversity in the Godhead

The number of separate Gods

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7. What is the attribute of God that describes His existence without being created?

Self-Existence

Transcendence

Omnipresence

Sovereignty

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8. What does the term "Covenant of Works" involve?

Agreement between equals

One-sided agreement

Mutual negotiation

None of the above

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9. What term is used to describe the unity and diversity of the Godhead?

None of the above

Divinity

Monotheism

Plurality

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10. What is the term used to describe God's revealed will through moral commands and laws?

Preceptive will

Sovereign will

Hidden will

Dispositional will

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11. What does the term "Self-Existence of God" mean?

God is not created Himself

God depends on other beings for existence

God exists only in our minds

God created Himself

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12. What term is used to describe God's unique attribute of having all knowledge?

Unknowability

Finite knowledge

Omniscience

Partial knowledge

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13. What does it mean for God to be "Omnipotent"?

God can only do things that humans can also do

God can do anything, except things that contradict His nature

God's power is limited by His essence

God's power is limited by the laws of nature

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14. What aspect of God's will involves His attitude and what pleases Him?

Hidden will

Sovereign will

Dispositional will

Preceptive will

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15. What does the term "Providence" refer to?

Avoiding God's involvement in the world

God's wise and holy governance of all things

Random chance

Human control over events

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16. What does the term "Trinity" signify?

Three separate Gods

Three different powers

Three beings who are God

Unity and diversity within the Godhead

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17. God's "Goodness" is characterized by ...?

Changing nature

None of the above

Adaptability to circumstances

A shadow side of darkness

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18. What is God's "Goodness" characterized by?

Unchanging nature of pure goodness

Adaptability to circumstances

Changing nature

A shadow side of darkness

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19. What concept does "Mercy" represent?

Not giving what someone deserves

Giving what someone deserves

Following strict rules

Withholding punishment

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20. What is the purpose of "Preamble" in a biblical covenant?

Introducing the negotiators

Explaining the terms and conditions

Identifying the parties involved and setting the context

Describing the consequences of disobedience

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21. What is the concept of "Justice" in relation to God?

Unfairness in God's actions

Randomness in God's decisions

Punishing without reason

God's fair and righteous actions

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22. What are the three categories of miracles?

Skeptical events, miraculous events, natural events

Common miracles, chance events, divine wonders

Ordinary events, indirect methods, acts against nature

Everyday events, supernatural events, random occurrences

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23. Which category of miracles involves God using indirect methods to confirm divine revelation?

Acts of God's power

Acts against nature

Common miracles

Divine wonders

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24. What concept represents God's fair and righteous actions?

Grace

Mercy

Patience

Justice

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25. What does Job's encounter with God's wisdom reveal?

The vastness of God's knowledge beyond human understanding

The comprehensibility of God's nature

The vastness of human knowledge

The mysteries of God's power

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26. Which aspect of God's will refers to His ordaining and controlling everything that happens?

None of the above

Preceptive will

Dispositional will

Hidden will

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27. What is the main belief of Continuationists about miracles?

Miracles happened in the past and still do

Miracles happened only in the past

Miracles never happened

Miracles are mere coincidences

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28. What is God's attribute that refers to His wise and holy governance of all things?

Omnipresence

Omniscience

None of the above

Sovereignty

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29. What does God's "Holiness" emphasize?

His adherence to human standards

His difference and greatness compared to everything else

His indifference to creation

His similarity to humans

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30. What aspect of God's will refers to His moral commands and laws?

Preceptive will

Dispositional will

Hidden will

Sovereign will

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