Membership Class Quiz Day 9

Questions for Day 9 Membership Class

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1. What is the primary purpose of repentance in relation to Christ's suffering and resurrection?

To gain material blessings.

To avoid punishment.

To experience temporary relief.

To receive remission of sins.

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2. What distinguishes a disciple from an apostle?

Disciples are leaders in the church, while apostles are followers of Christ.

Disciples are called by Christ, while apostles are called by church leaders.

Disciples are sent to spread the Gospel, while apostles focus on personal growth.

Disciples are primarily learners, while apostles hold authority to represent Christ.

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3. Which type of repentance is rooted in genuine remorse for offending God?

Contrition

Redemption

Atonement

Attrition.

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4. What is the purpose of the Lord's Supper?

To gain material blessings.

To compete with other believers.

To celebrate personal achievements.

To remember Christ's sacrificial death and anticipate His return.

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5. What is the final stage of salvation where believers achieve complete and permanent redemption of their bodies?

Regeneration.

Justification

Glorification.

Sanctification.

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6. According to Matthew 28:19, how should baptism be administered?

In the name of the church leaders.

In the name of the Old Testament patriarchs.

In the name of the Father and angels.

In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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7. What is a prerequisite for water baptism according to the Bible?

Social status and wealth.

Perfect behavior.

Possession of supernatural abilities.

Faith in Jesus.

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8. What is the role of the Holy Spirit in believers' assurance of salvation?

The Holy Spirit guarantees worldly success.

The Holy Spirit condemns believers.

The Holy Spirit testifies to their spirits about their status as God's children.

The Holy Spirit causes doubt and uncertainty.

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9. What does church discipline aim to achieve?

Public humiliation.

A perfect congregation.

Promoting division within the church.

Reclaiming offenders, deterring others, purging sin, and upholding Christ's honor.

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10. What will believers be fully conformed to in their state of glorification?

The image of angels.

The image of worldly success.

The image of their earthly selves.

The image of Christ, free from sin.

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11. What does true repentance include?

Denying wrongdoing.

Hiding from God.

Admitting wrongdoing, making amends, and forsaking sinful behavior.

Blaming others for one's actions.

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12. What is the essential factor to consider when seeking assurance of salvation?

Possession of supernatural abilities.

Perfect behavior.

Wealth and prosperity.

Genuine love for the biblical Christ.

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13. What transformation is expected for believers' physical bodies during the last resurrection?

They will remain in their mortal state.

They will be replaced by spiritual bodies.

They will become imperishable and strong.

They will be transformed into angels.

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14. How does the Bible symbolize death in Luke 8:52?

As an eternal sleep without consciousness.

As a temporary pause in the soul's consciousness.

As a state of rest until the final resurrection.

As sleeping until the second coming of Christ.

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15. Why are oaths and vows used in relationships?

To gain material benefits.

To manipulate others.

To show off one's knowledge.

To invoke God's name as a witness to promises made.

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16. According to 2 Peter 1:10, what is the reason for seeking assurance of salvation?

To prove one's superiority.

To boast about one's achievements.

To gain popularity among believers.

To prevent doubt and Satan's attacks.

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17. According to Philippians 1:6, who initiates and completes a good work within believers?

Believers themselves.

The church leaders.

Other believers.

God

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18. From where should believers seek assurance of salvation?

Popular beliefs in society.

Personal feelings and opinions.

God's Word and the testimony of the Holy Spirit.

Magical rituals and artifacts.

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19. According to the church's belief, when does a believer's soul enter into conscious personal existence with Christ?

Only after the second coming of Christ.

Immediately after death.

Salvation requires perfect moral conduct.

After the final resurrection.

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20. What does baptism symbolize?

Personal achievements.

Submission to human authority.

Various spiritual realities such as cleansing from sin and identification with Christ.

Material blessings.

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21. According to Galatians 5:22-23, what serves as an indicator of genuine faith?

Wealth and success.

Hatred for sin and pursuit of holiness.

Obedience to cultural norms.

Possession of supernatural abilities.

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22. What is the perspective of the church on "eternal security"?

Believers can lose their salvation easily.

Believers must continuously earn their salvation.

True saving faith is unshakable; losing faith indicates never truly possessing it.

Salvation is guaranteed regardless of faith or actions.

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23. What metaphor is often used to describe the relationship between Christ and the church?

Body and head.

Teacher and students.

Employer and employees.

Kingdom and subjects.

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24. Which position refers to individuals who mistakenly believe they are saved due to false doctrine or self-righteousness?

Saved and Assured.

Unsaved and Aware.

Unsaved with False Assurance.

Saved but Uncertain.

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25. What criteria were essential for apostleship in the New Testament?

Being popular among the people.

Being a disciple during Jesus' earthly ministry and witnessing the Resurrection.

Being a skilled speaker.

Having material wealth and resources.

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26. What factor should be considered when identifying a true church according to Acts 20:29-30?

The appearance of its building.

Preaching God's Word and essential Christian doctrines.

The presence of spiritual gifts.

The church's popularity.

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27. What does Ecclesiastes 5:4-5 emphasize regarding vows?

Fulfilling vows is not important.

Vows should only be made with the approval of church leaders.

Fulfilling vows is essential; it is better not to make a vow than to make one and not fulfill it.

Vows are unnecessary.

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28. How does the Bible suggest that resurrected bodies will be recognizable?

They will be completely different from their earthly bodies.

They will be unrecognizable due to their brilliance.

They will retain their identity and be recognizable.

They will be invisible to earthly beings.

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29. What is the central concept of the Sabbath?

Setting apart one day in seven for rest and worship.

A day to catch up on worldly pursuits.

A time to gather with friends and family.

A day of rest for leisure activities.

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30. What is the duty of every Christian in relation to the church?

Isolate themselves from the church.

Engage in communal worship, nurture fellow members, and partake in the church's mission.

Criticize and judge other church members.

Attend church only for personal benefit.

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