Prison Epistles Unit Eval 1

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A key word Paul uses in Colossians is fullness, which he uses to emphasize the

sufficiency of Christ.

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According to Colossians 1:28–2:5, bringing believers to maturity includes

encouraging their hearts and helping them resist deception.

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According to Colossians 3, what are believers instructed to do with the deeds of their earthly nature?

Put them to death

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Based upon Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1, effective intercessory prayer is

corporate, continual, and filled with concern for others.

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Identify a major theme in the letter to Philemon.

Forgiveness and restoration

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Identify a principle of forgiveness that is found in the letter to Philemon.

We should take the initiative in extending forgiveness.

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In Colossians 1, Paul refers to Jesus as the

firstborn over all creation.

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In Colossians 1, Paul wants to establish the

supremacy of Christ.

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In Colossians 1, Paul’s prayer for the believers in Colosse was that they be filled with

the knowledge of God’s will and live a life pleasing before God.

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In Colossians 3, Paul uses the analogy of

taking off soiled clothes, replacing them with new spiritual garments.

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In Colossians 3, Paul’s instruction to children is to

obey their parents.

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In Colossians 3, Paul’s instruction to fathers is to

not embitter or discourage their children.

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In Colossians 4, Paul instructs believers to devote themselves to

prayer.

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Mysticism is the pursuit of

a higher and deeper religious experience through subjective means.

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Paul’s answer to the false teaching and error at the Colossian church was

the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ.

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Philemon, the recipient of Paul’s letter, is identified as

a slave owner.

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The Book of Colossians addresses many of the same issues as

Ephesians.

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The false teaching at Colosse was based upon

human philosophy and legalistic practices.

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Tychicus was a person with a

servant’s heart.

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What is an outward sign that signifies a believer’s spiritual rebirth?

Water baptism

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What was the mystery that Paul referred to in Colossians 1:26–27?

That God wants to make salvation known to all people, through Christ

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Which books of the Bible are known as the prison or captivity letters?

Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon

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Which is a valid interpretation of the difficult phrasing of Philemon 6?

Paul wanted Philemon to express his faith in true fellowship (koinonia).

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Which of the following is a clear implication of Paul’s opening greetings?

Greeting fellow believers is an important part of the Christian life.

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Who was Epaphras?

The pastor of the congregation at Colosse