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The traditional view is that the prison epistles were written from
Rome.
Colosse was located on the banks of the
Lycus River.
Colosse was in what Roman province?
Asia
Colosse is located in modern-day
Turkey.
Paul describes the false teaching at Colosse as
philosophic, legalistic, and Christ-less.
In Paul's introductory remarks to the believers at Colosse, he is thankful for their
faith, hope, and love.
The most visible proof of a life transformed by the gospel is the evidence of
love.
It is believed that the native from Colosse who started the church there was
Epaphras.
According to Colossians 1, effective intercessory prayer is
corporate, continual, and filled with concern for others.
A guide for intercessory prayer can be found in
Colossians 1:9-14.
Concerning Christ's relationship to creation, which statement is correct?
ALL OF THE ABOVE IS TRUE
By Him all things were created.
All things were created through Him.
All things were created for Him.
Which statement best describes the goal of creation?
All things were created for Him
According to Colossians 1:22, the purpose of reconciliation is to
present believers holy before God
Suffering in ministry is
to be expected.
According to Colossians 1:27-28, to whom did God want to make known the mystery of Christ?
Gentiles and all people
The tasks of preaching the gospel and the maturing of believers are accomplished through
the empowerment of the Holy Spirit
Paul uses the analogy of being built up in Christ, which is
construction terminology.
In Colossians 2:8, Paul warns the Colossians to not be taken captive by
hollow or deceptive philosophy.
Being set apart to serve God is called
sanctification.
Legalism is
the religion of human achievement
Since the Colossian believers had been raised with Christ (Colossians 3:1-3), Paul instructs them to
set their hearts and minds upon things above.
According to the IST, compassion is
a Christ-like sensitivity and heartfelt sympathy for the welfare of others.
According to Colossians 3:16, what richness should dwell in the lives of believers
The word of Christ
In Colossians 3:17, Paul instructs believers to do all things, whether in word or deed,
in the name of Jesus, with thanksgiving to God
The biblical house codes listed in Colossians 3 are different from those of the ancient world because they are
reciprocal and different in motivation
The greatest enemy of submission in the marriage relationship is
sin
In Colossians 3, Paul's instruction to wives is to
submit to their husbands in the love of Christ
In Colossians 3, Paul's instruction to servants is to
work as though working for the Lord
Mark was a person with a
second chance.
Who does Paul mention in Colossians as having had a powerful prayer life?
Epaphras
What was Paul's particular role as the apostle to the Gentiles
He preached to all types of people
Paul's letter to Philemon is identified as what kind of letter
A letter of recommendation
On what basis did Paul want Philemon to respond to his request
Paul wanted Philemon's response to be voluntary
Why was Paul's request to Philemon so unusual
What role did Philemon have in the Colossian church
What should we give thanks for in our Christian life
For our Christian family: brothers and sisters in Christ
Identify a characteristic of koinonia with one another in the church
Our attitudes toward each other have an effect on our individual relationships with God
What evidence does our author offer that our society knows little about forgiveness
Law schools have higher enrollments than all other graduate schools combined
Identify a principle of forgiveness that is found in the letter to Philemon
Real forgiveness releases the offender from all obligations
Following Paul's example, how should we encourage others to forgive those who have offended them?
Forgiveness should be gently encouraged, but not demanded or forced.
What role did Philemon have in the Colossian church?
The church met in Philemon's house.
Which books of the Bible are known as the prison or captivity letters?
EphesiansEphesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon
The Book of Colossians addresses many of the same issues as
Ephesians
The false teaching at Colosse was based upon
human philosophy and legalistic practices
Paul's answer to the false teaching and error at the Colossian church was
the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ.
Based upon Paul's prayer in Colossians 1, effective intercessory prayer is
corporate, continual, and filled with concern for others
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.
In Colossians 1, Paul refers to Jesus as the
firstborn over all creation.
In Colossians 1, Paul wants to establish the
supremacy of Christ.
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
According to Colossians 1:28-2:5, bringing believers to maturity includes
encouraging their hearts and helping them resist deception.
What is an outward sign that signifies a believer's spiritual rebirth
Water baptism
A key word Paul uses in Colossians is fullness, which he uses to emphasize the
sufficiency of Christ
Mysticism is the pursuit of
a higher and deeper religious experience through subjective means.
In Colossians 3, Paul uses the analogy of
taking off soiled clothes, replacing them with new spiritual garments
According to Colossians 3, what are believers instructed to do with the deeds of their earthly nature?
Put them to death
In Colossians 3, Paul's instruction to children is to
obey their parents.
In Colossians 3, Paul's instruction to fathers is to
not embitter or discourage their children.
In Colossians 4, Paul instructs believers to devote themselves to
prayer.
Tychicus was a person with a
servant's heart.
Philemon, the recipient of Paul's letter, is identified as
a slave owner
Who was Epaphras?
The pastor of the congregation at Colosse
Identify a major theme in the letter to Philemon.
Forgiveness and restoration
Which of the following is a clear implication of Paul's opening greetings
Greeting fellow believers is an important part of the Christian life.
Which is a valid interpretation of the difficult phrasing of Philemon 6
Paul wanted Philemon to express his faith in true fellowship (koinonia).
Identify a principle of forgiveness that is found in the letter to Philemon.
We should take the initiative in extending forgiveness
What is the theme of Ephesians?
God's complete provision for effective Christian life
What verse captures the central theme of Ephesians?
1:3
Ephesus was the leading city in the Roman Province of
Asia
Ephesus had a pagan temple dedicated to the Roman goddess
Diana
What two verbal moods does Paul use throughout the letter of Ephesians?
Imperative and indicative
The Greek word Paul uses for adoption literally "means "to
place as a son." "
In Ephesians 1, what does Paul mean by saying believers are sealed by the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit is the down payment guaranteeing what is still yet to come.
In Paul's prayer for the Ephesians, context demands that the term spirit refers to
the Holy Spirit.
The Greek word huperballon means
"incomparably great."
Paul lists six spiritual blessings in Ephesians 1. What are two of them?
In Christ, believers are chosen and sealed by the Holy Spirit.
Without Christ, people are
lost, dead in their sin, out of control, and headed for God's judgment
According to the IST, four results of being saved and in Christ are
life, hope, position, and purpose/potential.
Before people accept Christ, Paul describes them as without
Christ, citizenship, hope, covenants, and God.
Believers are reconciled in Christ, bringing them
near to God, peace, unity, and access to God.
A benefit of reconciliation is that believers are
all of the above.
The Greek word ethnos, usually translated as "Gentile" in the context of the New Testament, literally means "the
nations."
Four responsibilities believers have in light of the mystery of Christ are to
be a steward of God's grace, be a servant, proclaim Christ, and teach clearly.
Paul used the word mystery as it was commonly used by the
Jews.
In Ephesians 3:7, Paul refers to himself as a servant, which in the Greek literally means
a table waiter.
In Paul's prayer for the Ephesians (3:14-19), he prays that they may
be strengthened by the power of the Holy Spirit and know His love that surpasses knowledge.
What four character qualities contribute to unity based upon Ephesians 4:2?
Humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance
To prepare believers for works of service, God has appointed
apostles, prophets, evangelists, and pastors-teachers
Being swayed by every wind of doctrine is a result of
immaturity
In Ephesians 4, what five behaviors are believers instructed to put off?
Lying, sinful anger, stealing, unwholesome speech, and negative attitudes
According to Ephesians 5:3, believers are not to possess even a hint of
sexual immorality, greed, or impurity.
In comparing the lives of Christians and unbelievers, Paul uses the analogy of
light and darkness
According to Ephesians 5, believers who walk in ways that are fruitless, unwise, and foolish are walking in
darkness
The results of believers living as children of light are
goodness, righteousness, and truth.
As imitators of God, according to Ephesians 5:2, believers should live a life of
love
As children of light (Ephesian 5:15-18), believers should
make the most of every opportunity, understand the Lord's will, and be filled with the Spirit.
The IST defines submission as a/an
voluntary act
Based upon Ephesians 5:21-33, wives demonstrate the lordship of Christ in their marriages through
loving submission to their husbands.
The submission of the church to Christ should be out of
reverence.
Husbands, like Christ, should demonstrate love that is
sacrificial, caring, and indissoluble
What is meant when we say that a husband's love for his wife is indissoluble?
His commitment is permanent.