Quiz

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents.

Match each Bible reference with its contents.

Match each Bible reference with its contents:

Match each perspective of ethical decisions with the question

Match each term used in Deuteronomy 6:5 with its particular emphasis:

Put the Ten Commandments in the order in which they are found in the Exodus 20:

Paul rebuked Peter for his _________, because he first ate with the Gentiles, then drew back when the Jews came from Jerusalem. (Select the word used in the lesson.)

Dr. Frame defines “virtue” as “praiseworthy _______ _______.” (Select the phrase used in the lesson.)

What are the two special motives for obeying God that are studied in lesson 9?

There are two senses in which we use the term “motive.” One is the purpose or goal of an action, and the other is the interior ________ of an action.

In which sense of the term “motive” does Dr. Frame focus in lesson 9?

Which of the following elements are included in the interior “motive” of an action? Select each term mentioned in the lesson.

Lesson 9 defines the “heart” as the sum of all our inward ________. (Select the exact word used in the lesson.)

Which of the following statements best expresses the teaching of the lesson regarding the difference between the “heart,” “mind,” “thoughts,” “spirit,” and “soul”?

How does Dr. Frame describe repentance?

According to the lesson, in what sense are repentance and faith “two sides of the same coin”?

The Westminster Shorter Catechism answers the question, Is any man able perfectly to keep the commandments of God? by saying that, since the Fall, no man can perfectly keep the commands, but breaks them daily in ________, ________, and _________.

What was the first thesis of the 95 Theses that Martin Luther posted on the door of the Wittenberg church in 1517?

How does Dr. Frame define “hope”? Select the phrase used in the lesson.

According to the lesson, in what sense is saving faith like a paintbrush?

What is justification, as expressed in Romans 5:1-2? Select the most precise answer.

According to the lesson, repentance and good words are _______ of our salvation.

In lesson 9, Dr. Frame says that saving faith is not only the means of initial salvation, but it is also ___________________.

Dr. Frame says that saving faith is a comprehensive _________.

We need to be careful not to think that faith is merely ______________.

Which of the following statements best summarizes the main point of Hebrews 11?

How did Jesus summarize the teachings of the Old Testament?

The prelude to the Ten Commandments shows that ________ should be the motive that inspires us to keep them.

The Ten Commandments are usually divided into two parts. What are these two divisions?

How does Dr. Frame define the kind of “fear” of God that should motivate our obedience?

What three elements are included in love, according to Dr. Frame? Choose the terms used in the lesson.

Dr. Frame says, “In many ways, __________ is the cornerstone of the concept of love.”

Which of the following statements best summarizes the main point of Deuteronomy 6:5?

Which of the following statements best summarizes the teaching of the lesson regarding our responsibility to keep God’s commands?

How does the lesson define common grace?

According to Dr. Frame, we usually have only one clear motive that moves us to action.

According to Dr. Frame, we often have underlying motives for our actions that are unknown to us.

Abram had saving faith before God made the covenant with him.

God’s love includes a desire for justice and a hatred of evil.

Feelings are not an important aspect of true love, because love is primarily commitment, decision, and action.

We can sometimes be angry with a person at the same time that we are loving that person.