Unit 2 Review

p. 115Lesson 2–1 1. What does “inspired” mean in regard to the Bible? 2. Name three purposes for which the Bible is intended. 3. Where does motivation to study the Word come from? 4. What is the relationship between Bible study and spiritual growth? 5. What are the five works of the Holy Spirit in regard to the

Word? 6. List at least five reasons why the Bible is important. 7. What is “hermeneutics”? 8. Define and explain the importance of isagogics, categories, and exegesis. 9. Name three principles of “the analogy of faith.” 10. What three spiritual requirements must be met before we can understand what we study in the Word? 11. How would you explain to a friend the importance and purpose of the Bible? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses 2 Timothy 3:16–17 2 Timothy 2:1–2 2 Timothy 2:15

Lesson 2–2 1. What is the Greek word for “church” and what does it mean? 2. What is the “rock” upon which the Church is built? 3. Who is forming and empowering the Church? 4. What is the two-fold mission of the Church? 5. What were the four priorities of the early Church? 6. When the dispute arose between Hellenistic and Hebrew

Christians in Acts 6, why did the apostles say it was not desirable for them to wait tables?

p. 1167. What was God’s purpose in creating the Church and what is its destiny? 8. What is a “dispensation”? 9. What is the difference between the Church and the church? 10. What are the seven figures in the Bible for Christ and the

Church? 11. How would you explain the nature and the function of the

Church to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses Matthew 16:15–18 Ephesians 1:22–23 Ephesians 2:4–7

Lesson 2–3 1. What is the believer’s commission? 2. What should motivate us to fulfill our commission? 3. Why did Christ die, according to Paul in 2 Corinthians

5:15? 4. How are believers supposed to look at other people? 5. What is the ministry of reconciliation? What is the message of reconciliation? 6. Describe the method of evangelism outlined in 1 Peter

3:15. 7. Define meekness in the biblical sense. 8. What are the three functions of every believer? 9. What is baptism? What are the two types of baptisms described in the Bible? 10. Is baptism necessary for salvation? If so, which baptism? 11. What five works does the Holy Spirit perform in the believer at the moment of salvation? 12. How would you explain the ambassadorship of the believer to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses 2 Corinthians 5:14–21 1 Peter 3:15

p. 117Lesson 2–4 1. What is a spiritual gift and what is its purpose? 2. What does “manifestation” mean? 3. Who chooses a believer’s spiritual gift? 4. Who gives spiritual gifts? 5. How important are spiritual gifts in the life of a believer? 6. How can we discover our spiritual gift? 7. What did Jesus say is the number-one requirement for attaining greatness? 8. What does it mean to be, and how can we become “vessels of honor”? 9. How does a person cleanse himself? 10. What does “sanctified” mean? 11. List at least five reasons why humility is important. 12. How would you explain spiritual gifts and the ministry of the believer to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses 1 Corinthians 12:4–7

Lesson 2–5 1. What is the relationship between Bible study and prayer? 2. Explain the command to “pray without ceasing.” 3. To what did Jesus compare prayer in Matthew 7:7–11? 4. What are the three promises and the three conditions to those promises in Matthew 7:7–8? 5. What is the difference between asking, seeking, and knocking? 6. What two prayers are always right and always honoring to

God? 7. Name ten characteristics of the essence of God and explain the meaning of each. 8. What is “energized prayer”? How can we know that our

p. 1189. How would you explain prayer and the priesthood of the believer to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?

Memory verses 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 Matthew 7:7–8