1. According to the sermon, faith is knowing the greatest thing is(He2:1-4):
a. The salvation of souls
b. Receiving healing
c. Receiving gifts
d. Keeping the Law
2. The LORD God did great works through all of the following, except:
a. Noah
b. The nation of Israel
c. Moses
d. Adam
3. According to the sermon, how is the Name of Yeshua different from the name of Jehovah (Mt1:21; Jn5:43; Ex3:2, 15)?
a. Yeshua is the Name of the Father
b. Jehovah is the God of spiritual salvation
c. Yeshua is the Name given through an Angel
d. Jehovah is the Name given to gentiles
4. Through His death and resurrection, Yeshua (2Pe2:19):
a. Forgives sins of all men in Adam
b. Establishes the Old Covenant of blood
c. Saves souls from slavery to the devil
d. Starts a new kingdom on earth
5. True or false: the great work of the Father is raising the Son to life (Ps71:3; Jn10:18; He5:7).
6. Who was judged through the death of Yeshua?
a. All sinners
b. The ruler of death
c. All men of the Old Testament
d. All men in Adam
7. According to the sermon, _________ lets believers fear the retribution for the sin of those who ignore such a great salvation.
a. Yeshua
b. The church
c. The Holy Spirit
d. The name of God
8. The Christian:
a. Lives for the salvation of his soul
b. Does the greatest work of saving souls
c. Endures hardship and shame for the greatest work
d. All of the above
1.According to the sermon, what is faith? (2 Corinthians 5:17)
a. Believing in oneself
b. Trusting in worldly knowledge
c. Knowing that one has become a new creation in Christ
d. Blindly following tradition
2. What principle sustains all things created by God to this day? (Psalm 104:9)
a. The principle of human effort
b. The principle of chance
c. The principles of creation
d. The principle of decay
3. Why did the people of Israel perish in the wilderness despite experiencing new things? (Numbers 14:14)
a. Because they refused to follow Moses
b. Because they wanted to return to the old world
c. Because they were disobedient to God's commands
d. All of the above
4. What did the sanctuary remind the Israelites? (Isaiah 43:18-19)
a. To hold onto the past Glory of God
b. That God would do a new thing
c. To return to Egypt and old life
d. To forget about God's promises
5. What did Yeshua prophesy would happen at the renewal of all things? (John 19:28)
a. The reinforcement of the law of Moses
b. The return of the kingdom of Israel's people
c. The Son of Man will come with royal authority
d. The end of all creation
6. What does the Holy Spirit do for those purified by the blood of Yeshua, according to the sermon? (Ephesians 5:26)
a. Leads them to worldly pleasures
b. Renews them
c. Abandons them
d. Judges them
7. How does the Christian view his understanding of life?
a. Remains unchanged
b. Limited by human knowledge
c. Changed by the surpassing knowledge of the truth
d. Rooted in worldly wisdom
8. True/False: God gives birth to children through the Spirit of truth. (John 14:18)
9. True/False: Yeshua's death and resurrection made a way for all men to become new creations. (Psalm 104:9)
1.According to the sermon, God is the Holy Father who gives birth to His children (1Pe1:19):
a. When they repent
b. Through His blood
c. Through the Holy Spirit
d. Through the water of the word
2. Repentance and purifying one’s heart constitute (2Co7:10; 1Ti5:22; Jas4:8):
a. Faith life
b. Eternal life
c. The gospel
d. Baptism of believers
3. The dark place, outside the Holy City, is reserved for (Mt22:13; Rev22:15):
a. Unbelievers who live a righteous life
b. The devil and his angels
c. Souls who were cleansed, and lived a life having done evil
d. Souls who enter the resurrection to life
4. What is the result of having word of God as the standard of conscience (2Co7:8-10)?
a. Godly sorrow
b. Religion
c. A sinless life
d. Double mindedness
5. Correcting one’s knowledge, direction, attitude, and heart in regards to God, are the stages of what (Mt3:2; Mt4:17; Ac3:28; Rev2:5)?
a. Purification
b. Repentance
c. Atonement
d. Salvation
6.True or false: Through blood and water, Yeshua provides purification of the spirit and the heart.
7. The Holy Spirit does all of the following except:
a. Urge the churches to repent
b. Dwells in the souls cleansed by the blood of Yeshua
c. Helps everyone to have a humble and content heart
d. Helps believers to have the mind of Christ
8. A Christian repents of a cold, hardened heart in order that:
a. He may arrive at salvation
b. He may be washed through the word
c. He may turn from his sinful ways
d. All of the above
The End Result of Faith Is the Salvation of My Soul
1. What is the purpose of life according to the sermon?
a. Personal happiness
b. Social recognition
c. Spiritual Salvation
d. Material prosperity
2.Self-confidence is ____ and the result is ____; while Faith is ____ and the result is _____
a. Objective, uncertain; subjective, guaranteed from God
b. Subjective, uncertain; objective, guaranteed from God
c. Subjective, uncertain; objective, uncertain
d. Objective, guaranteed; objective, uncertain
3. What’s NOT included in the fundamental faith demanded by the Bible?
a. Believing in the invisible world and beings
b. Denying the theory of evolution
c. Denying the existence of hell
d. Believing in God’s creation
4. Why did all but two out of the two million Israel die in the wilderness? He3:16-18
a. Lack of food
b. Disobeying God's word
c. Attacks from enemies
d. Natural disasters
5.What did the sanctuary serve as a reminder for Israel? Is 43:11
a. The greatness of Israel
b. The power of Moses
c. The importance of sacrifices
d. The Savior of Israel, Jehovah
6.Who is Yeshua?
a. He is the Christ (Jn 1:17, 41)
b. He is the Son of the living God (Mt 16:16)
c. He is the Word (Jn 1:1, 14)
d. All of the above
7. What does the Holy Spirit let the believer believe? Rm 8:9, 11, 16
a. Yeshua is living today
b. The blood of Yeshua is in me
c. I have been justified by His blood
d. All of the above
8.What is the pathway to salvation according to Hebrew 4:2
a. Baptism + Faith => salvation
b. Knowledge + good deeds => salvation
c. Obedience + love => salvation
d. Redemption + faith => salvation
9. We are saved by one-time confessing of our faith.
a. True
b. False
1.What is the life of faith based on Exodus 15:13?
a. A life of good deeds
b. A life led by God's grace
c. A life of self-righteousness
d. A life of worldly pleasures
2.How does redemption or atonement differ in the Bible, in Ephesians 1:7?
a.Forgiveness through a sacrifice's death
b. A sacrifice dying in place of the sinner
c. Paying the price with the blood of the sacrifice
d. Redemption through good deeds
3. What does the sanctuary remind believers in Isaiah 49:7
a. The importance of good deeds
b. Jehovah is the Redeemer of Israel
c. The authority of the Law
d. Hope for earthly prosperity
4. Why did Yeshua say, "Destroy this temple and I will raise it again in three days"?John 2:19
a. To emphasize the destruction of the physical temple
b. To signify His death and resurrection
c. To reject the idea of redemption
d. To establish a new sanctuary
5. What did Yeshua declare with the words "It is finished" based on John 19:30; Hebrews 5:7
a. The completion of His ministry
b. The Father alone is the Redeemer who can save Him from death
c. Condemnation of the world
d. The end of redemption
6. What does the Holy Spirit do in Acts 20:28
a. Leads by judgment
b. Leads by fear
c. Leads by works
d. Leads by grace
7. How does the Christian view the value of his soul, as mentioned in Romans 6:11-14
a. Belittles himself
b. Becomes intimidated
c. Does not belittle himself or become intimidated
d. Views himself as superior
8. According to the sermon, who is the Christian ready to be used by? Romans 14:8
a. Ready to be used by the world
b. Ready to be used by self
c. Ready to be used by the devil
d. Ready to be used by the Master
9. What does the Christian long for according to Romans 8:23
a. Longs for worldly success
b. Longs for earthly prosperity
c. Longs for self-glory
d. Longs for the day when the Lord returns for the redemption of his body
10. Where does the Holy Spirit lead the souls bought back by the precious blood of Yeshua, as mentioned in the sermon? Acts 20:28
a. Leads to earthly pleasures
b. Leads to self-righteousness
c. Leads to the Holy City
d. Leads to worldly accomplishments
11. True/False: God shows grace to whom He shows grace. Exodus 33:19
12. True/False: All things were created by God and thus belong to Him. Psalm 24:1
13. True/False: The Christian's soul and flesh belong to the Lord and His body, the Church. Romans 8:23
1. According to the sermon, faith life is _____ (2Co5:14-15)
A. Believing in God’s existence
B. Sacrificing for others
C. Living for Christ who died for me
D. Self-sacrifice for religious rituals
2. What is the essence of God’s love? (Jn3:16; 1Jn4:8-10)
A.Punishing the sinner for their sins
B.Giving His only Son as an atoning sacrifice
C.Rewarding the righteous for their actions
D.Eradicating sin from the world
3. What symbolic act did the Israelites perform during the night of the exodus? (Ex13:12-15, 34:19-20).
A. They offered burnt sacrifices to God.
B. They sprinkled the blood of the lamb on the doorposts.
C. They fasted and prayed fervently.
D. They built a sanctuary as commanded by God
4. What parallel role did the Levites play in the sanctuary according to Nu3:45?
A. They served as priests in the sanctuary.
B. They acted as judges for the people.
C. They provided sacrifices for the people.
D. They served God in place of the firstborn of Israel.
5. What role did Yeshua fulfill based on the prophecies in Isaiah 53:5, 55:13, 60:17?
A. The mediator between the wicked and the righteous.
B. The sinless God redeemed sinners from the price of sin.
C. A ransom for the righteous.
D. He transforms the wicked into righteousness.
6. Why did Yeshua say “why have you forsaken me? (Mt 27:46)
A.To complain to God about abandoning him
B.To question God’s plan
C.Because he was so moved by God’s love
D.To express physical pain and suffering
7. What is the primary motivation for the Christian? (2Co5:14-15)
A. The promise of success
B. The commandments of church leaders
C. Christ's love and sacrifice
D. The fear of punishment
8. What mindset of a Christian should change? (Tit2:11-14, 2Co5:20)
A. From practicing selfless sacrifice to focusing on personal gain.
B. From caring only for others to focusing on oneself.
C. From selfish thinking to practicing the love of Christ
D. From avoiding the world to isolating oneself for spiritual growth.
1. ___________ were created to receive God’s forgiveness.(Ps103:14).
A. Men and angels
B. Angels
C. Men
D. Christians
2. God is merciful and gracious to His children who: (2Ch30:9; Pr28:13; Joel2:13))
A. Hear the gospel
B. Do good works
C. Turn back to the sanctuary
D. Confess and renounce their sins
3. Under the Law of Moses, how was sin blotted out and forgotten? (Is43:25; Lev16:15, 21-22, 26)
A. Through the shed blood of a sacrifice
B. Through the punishment of a sinner
C. Through the redeeming blood of Yeshua
D. Through obeying the Law
4. Which of the following does not describe the death of Yeshua on the cross?
A. An atoning sacrifice in place of sinners
B. The Truth/Son of God without sin died as a sinner
C. The Law was fulfilled in the Name of Jehovah
D. The Law was fulfilled in the Name of Yeshua
5.True or false: a Christian is obligated to forgive others who sin against him.
A. True
B. False
6. By receiving _____ one can be forgiven if their sin
A. The redeeming blood of Yeshua
B. The forgiveness of others
C. The first resurrection
D. Healing in the Name of Jesus
7. One can forgive others by:
A. Accepting their mistakes
B. Knowing the mercy of the Father
C. Remembering their mistakes
D. A and B
8. One who knows their many sins has been forgiven
A. Loves Yeshua the merciful Father
B. Forgives others infinitely
C. Knows forgiveness as the greatest gift of God
D. All of the above
1) What does the faith that justifies entail? Romans 3:30
a. Faith in oneself
b. Faith in good deeds
c. Faith in God's righteousness
d. Faith in worldly standards
2) How is the sanctuary described in the sermon? Jeremiah 31:23; Psalm 122:5
a. A place of judgment
b. A dwelling for sinners
c. A habitation of righteousness
d. A throne of guilt
3) Who is prophesied to come from the root of David and bear the iniquities of men? Isaiah 53:11; Jeremiah 23:5-6
a. Moses
b. Isaiah
c. Yeshua
d. Adam
4) How is Yeshua described in relation to sinners? Mark 2:17; Luke 18:14
a. Condemner
b. Redeemer
c. A sinner
d. A judge
5) What did Yeshua accomplish through His one act of righteousness? Romans 5:19; 1 Peter 3:18
a. Condemning sinners
b. Justifying all
c. Establishing a new law
d. Rejecting the Father's righteousness
6) According to the sermon, what did Yeshua's resurrection prove? John 16:10; Acts 24:15
a. His divinity
b. His guiltiness
c. His righteousness
d. His defeat
7) How does the believer leave the eternal prison, the universe, according to the sermon? Romans 8:1-2; James 4:4
a. Through good deeds
b. By befriending the world
c. Receiving the redemption of Yeshua
d. By denying God's righteousness
8) What is the Christian instructed to do in order to be saved from the burning universe on the last day? 2 Peter 2:5-6; 1 John 2:15-17
a. Befriend the world
b. Cling to the righteous of Jesus
c. Live a lawless life
d. Reject Yeshua's blood
9) The Law has nothing to condemn for the one who receives the blood of Yeshua. (True/False)
1. What attribute of God is highlighted in Jer 23:24?
a. Omniscience
b. Omnipresence
c. Omnipotence
d. Omnibenevolence
2. Why did God ask “Where are you?” after Adam took the forbidden fruit? (Ge3:9)
a. To express disappointment in Adam's disobedience.
b. To test Adam’s honesty
c. To give a chance for men to come forward& receive His grace
d. To inquiry about Adam’s physical location in the garden
3. The universe is an infinite expanse filled with righteous angels (Ge1:2; Jude1:6; Is14:12-15)
a. True
b. False
4. What below is not the description of Hades?
a. The depths of the pit (Jude1:6)
b. A dark pit (2Pe2:4)
c. Infinite in existence (2Pe3:7)
d. The lake of fire (Rev20:14)
5. How did Yeshua prepare the way for all souls to flee the universe? (1Co15:45; 1Jn3:8)
a. Died as the Last Adam in place of all men
b. Sprinkled His redeeming blood on souls
c. Judged the devil
d. All of the above
6. What motivates the Christian to reveal his location now and seek a place where he is unashamed? (John 14:16-17)
a. The influence of secular theology
b. The guidance of the Holy Spirit
c. The hope for Sheol as his home
d. The teachings of Balaam
7.[Open Question] Are you conscious of hell every day? Where are you? What should we do to escape from this world that will become hell?
1) According to the sermon, what is the goal of Christian’s life? John 5:39
a. Eternal Life
b. Yeshua Christ
c. Personal gain and worldly accomplishments
d. follow strict religious rituals and ceremonies
2) According to the sermon, what does the resurrection of Jesus signify?1Co15:42-44
a. The triumph over sin and death
b. He would raise not natural bodies but spiritual bodies
c. A symbol of physical rebirth and rejuvenation
3) Only the righteous will be resurrected to life on that day. John 5:29
a. True
b. False
4) Who is/will be the first fruit of resurrection?(1Co15:23)
a. Yeshua
b. Believers
c. Disciples
d. All those who are clarified as the righteous
5) Which of the following was a goal of the people of Israel ( (Ge15:15; Ecc6:3)?
a. Live a long life
b. Receive the gift of healing
c. Receive a proper burial
d. A and C
6) The distinction between the natural body &the spiritual body (1Co15:42-47) is:
a. The natural body lives forever, the spiritual body will perish.
b. The spiritual body will live forever, the natural body will perish.
c. The natural body resurrects, the spiritual body regenerates.
d. The natural body is sown in honor, the spiritual body is sown in dishonor.
7) When Jesus comes back, the following will take place except:
a. The righteous receive their upward call
b. The first resurrection
c. The restoration of the second heaven
d. Salvation will be brought to those waiting for Christ
8) According to the sermon, how do we strain toward the goal of life, Yeshua by:
a. Using what is remaining in our bodies to work for His kingdom
b. Burying the past in the blood of Yeshua
c. Imitating the ancestors of faith
d. All of the above
1. According to the sermon, what is the purpose of faith? (2 Peter 3:12-13)
a) Gaining worldly success
b) Achieving happiness in this life
c) Making eternal life the purpose of one's life
d) Fulfilling personal desires
2. What must those seeking eternal life know? (John 5:39, 17:3)
a) The latest scientific discoveries
b) Yeshua and the Scriptures testifying about Him
c) Cultural traditions and customs
d) Human philosophies
3. Which of the following statements is true based on the provided text?
a) The sanctuary emphasized that Jehovah is the God of all nations.
b) The Law instructed them to choose a life of wealth and prosperity.
c) The sanctuary taught that Jehovah is the God of the life of the flesh.(Nu14:4-33)
d) Their obedience resulted in them becoming wanderers among the nations.
3. How does the Holy Spirit impact believers, according to the sermon? (John 14:2)
a) By promoting self-righteousness
b) By leading them away from eternal life
c) By giving a purpose, going to the Father's house
d) By causing distress and torment
4. What does the Christian, according to the sermon, carry in his body? (2 Corinthians 4:10-11)
a) The burdens of worldly concerns
b) The death of Yeshua so that his life may be revealed
c) Wisdom and understanding
d) The laws and commandments of God
5. A true Christian must live like
a) An animal
b) A civilized man
c) A living being (Genesis 2:7)
d) All of the above
6. (T/F) To have faith is to live for eternal life, even if it means death.
7. (T/F) The Bible records the purpose of God, and those who know Him can ultimately live a life led by His purpose.