Quiz

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents:

Match each element of situational content of revelation with the corresponding example.

Match each aspect of the original situation in which a passage of Scripture was written with the examples that correspond to it.

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents.

Match each strategy for dealing with the situational character of revelation with its description.

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents.

Referring to the illustration of the house and a fence used in the lesson, match each strategy (for dealing with the situational character of revelation) with the appropriate placing of the …

Match each period with the laws regarding food:

Match each period with the particular circumstances that changed the way they used diet to achieve holiness.

Which ethical perspective is the focus of lesson five?

According to the lesson, all three types of revelation (special, general, and existential)communicate content in the form of ______.

Which of the following are elements of the situational content of revelation that we should know in order to make ethical decisions, according to the lesson? Mark each correct answer.

Dr. Frame says that, from a situational perspective, _____ is our “ultimate fact.”

Which kind of revelation provides goals for ethical decision? Select the best answer.

What writer from the sixteenth century is known for saying that “the end justifies the means”?

Which type of revelation communicates ethical norms that are not found in the other forms of revelation? Select the best answer.

Frame says that the Scriptures are like __________ to interpret general and existential revelation.

Dr. Frame says that Scripture has a _______ _______ over general and existential revelation. Select the phrase used in the lesson.

Which of the following statements best expresses the teaching of the lesson regarding the inspiration of the Scriptures?

According to the lesson, which of the following aspects of the original situation should be considered as we interpret a passage of Scripture? Mark each correct answer.

Which of the following statements best expresses the point that Dr. Frame makes from 1 Corinthians 10:5-11 in the lesson?

Which of the following Church councils affirmed Arianism (a form of denying the Trinity)?

Which of the following statements represent Dr. Frame’s recommendations to correct inappropriate strategies to deal with the situational nature of revelation? Mark each correct answer.

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when people establish traditions that contradict Scripture?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when somebody thinks they have not committed adultery because they didn’t have physical sexual relations with the other person?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when someone insists that it is always wrong to eat food offered to idols?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when someone turns the Sabbath commandment into a heavy burden?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when people use the teaching from the Old Testament about not muzzling oxen to argue that we should pay ministers?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when a married couple decides to get a divorce just because they think it would be better than living with so many conflicts?

Which inappropriate strategy for dealing with the situational nature of revelation is used when people accept the decisions of a Church council, even though it may be contrary to Scripture?

Which of the following facts remained the same throughout the exodus, the time in the Promised Land, and in the time of the New Testament Church? Mark each correct answer.

What goal changed at the time of the New Testament Church, as opposed to the time of the exodus and the time in the Promised Land?

Dr. Frame says that to interpret a passage of Scripture, we should not only consider things that are explicitly expressed, but also things that are implicit, such as the author’s intentions.

It was never permitted for the faithful Jews to eat the same food as the Gentiles.

Dr. Frame teaches that in all ethical matters, we should imitate the New Testament pattern.

Dr. Frame teaches that the application of God’s ethical norms may change when the facts of the situation change.