Biblical Studies 1103 Test

Biblical _____ tells us what is right, reproof tells us how to get right, and correction tells us how to stay right.

Doctrine

Colossians was one of the Prison Epistles, all of which were written around A.D. _____

61

It would appear that Paul never visited _____

Colosse

The primary ________ to Colosse was Epaphras.

Evangelist

_____ had opened his house to begin the first church in Colosse.

Philemon

Paul sent back the epistle to the Colossians by the hand of _____

Tychicus

The Colossian _____ involved Judaism and a form of mysticism that originated in the East called Gnosticism.

heresy

The key doctrine of Colossians is "that ye may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all _____ and spiritual understanding."

wisdom

The key result of Colossians is "that ye might _____ worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing."

walk

"Beware lest any man spoil you through _____ and vain deceit, after the traditions of men... and not after _____."

Philosophy; Christ

Believers are complete through their _____ with Christ.

Union

Believers are to seek those things which are _____ and set their _____ on things above, not on things on Earth.

Above; Affection

Children are to _____ their parents in all things.

obey

"_____ in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time."

Walk

"Let your_____ be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to _____ every man."

speech; answer

In Romans, I and II Corinthians, and Galatian, faith looks _____ to the _____.

back; cross

In Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, love look _____ to the _____ of the church.

up; bridegroom

In I and II Thessalonians, hope looks _____ to the _____ Coming of Christ.

onward; Second

Paul wrote I Thessalonians from _____ around A.D. 52.

Corinth

Paul remembered the Thessalonian Believers for their word of faith, labor of love, and _____ of hope.

patience

The Thessalonians sounded out the _____ of the Lord, and their faith in God was spread abroad "in every place."

Word

Paul's exhortation and desire for the Thessalonians was that they would "walk _____ of God."

worthy

"For what is our hope, or joy, or crown of _____? Are not even ye in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ at his _____."

rejoicing; coming

Paul had told the Thessalonians they would go through _____ and suffer tribulation.

affliction

Paul prayed that the Lord "may stablish your _____ unblameable in holiness before God... at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with all his saints."

hearts

Paul exhorted the Thessalonians "to _____ and to please God.

walk

"For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which _____ in Jesus will God bring with him."

sleep

The Believer is to put on "the _____ of faith and love; and for an _____, the hope of salvation."

breastplate; helmet

Believers are to _____ those who labor among them, those who are over them in the Lord, and those who admonish them; Believers are to _____ them very highly in love because of their work.

respect; esteem

The last book of the Christian _____ Epistles is II Thessalonians, and it was written from Corinth around A.D. 52.

Church

The primary emphasis of _____ is hope, and it looks on to the consummation and Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

II Thessalonians

There was misunderstanding in Thessalonica concerning the doctrines of the Lord's _____ that Paul had addressed in I Thessalonians.

return

Paul gave _____ to the Thessalonian Believers in regards to waiting for Christ's return.

comfort

Paul urged caution while _____ for Christ's return.

watching

In II Thessalonians Chapter 3, Paul _____ for the Thessalonians to continue working until Christ's return.

encouraged

"Let no man _____ you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a _____ _____ first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition."

deceive; falling away

Paul thanked God for the Thessalonian Believers because God had chosen them from the beginning "to _____ through sanctification of the Spirit and belief in the truth."

salvation

Paul commanded the Thessalonians to _____ themselves from every brother who walked disorderly.

withdraw