History and Authenticity of the Bible

Test #2: Introduction — Part Two

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True or False

1.

T
F

The lesson states that the most accurate account of ancient history is the Bible.

2.

T
F

God will hold unbelievers accountable for not believing in Him.

3.

T
F

Hocking is quick to validate the apparitions that can be viewed on the Internet today.

4.

T
F

The doctrine of secularism purports that something can come out of nothing.

5.

T
F

During the time of Moses, the Bible says that the Egyptians knew about the God of Israel.

6.

T
F

The Bible is comprised of the Old and New Testaments containing a total of sixty-six books.

7.

T
F

Two things that creation tells us about God are that He existed before everything was made and that He had to have the power to make it.

8.

T
F

The instructor gives evidence to support the idea that Ramses was the Pharaoh in Egypt during the Israelites' exodus.

9.

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F

As believers, our apologetics should be solidly establilshed so that we can convert people to Christ.

10.

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All of the plagues in Egypt can be linked to the idols that were worshipped in Egyptian mythology.

Multiple Choice

1.

How many books are in the Old Testament?

A.

  Twenty-nine

B.

  Twenty-seven

C.

  Sixty-six

D.

  Thirty-nine

2.

In which of the Psalms does God testify of His glory through nature?

A.

  Psalm 91

B.

  Psalm 9

C.

  Psalm 19

D.

  Psalm 109

3.

The renown Dr. Steven Hawking has been the number one proponent of what?

A.

  Egyptian mythology

B.

  Carbon dating

C.

  Evolution and the Big Bang Theory

D.

  Ancient hieroglyphics

4.

Hocking mentions a trend that he has observed among evangelicals lately. Which of the following does he say is a personal pet peeve?

A.

  Christians viewing services on the Internet in lieu of going to church

B.

  Christians going to church without taking their Bibles

C.

  Christians serving themselves instead of serving the Lord

D.

  Christians believing that the Bible contains myths

5.

What does "revelation" mean in the standard religious sense, according to the text?

A.

  Revelation is about God communicating to man

B.

  Revelation is about the end of earth and the human race as we know it

C.

  Revelation is about a secret being revealed that had been a mystery

D.

  Revelation is about man comprehending spiritual warfare

6.

Who was named in the lesson as being the daughter of Pharoah, who pulled Moses out of the river?

A.

  Hatshepsut

B.

  Cleopatra

C.

  Zipporah

D.

  Amentet

7.

Hocking shares an experience from his visit to a famous museum in Cairo. What did he discover?

A.

  The museum curator was inaccurate in biblical and historic chronology

B.

  That one of the pharoahs was "mysteriously exited to heaven"

C.

  The mummy who drowned in the Dead Sea during the exodus should have been missing

D.

  All of the above

8.

According to Romans 1, why doesn't man believe in God?

A.

  Because man chooses to ignore the supernatural

B.

  Because man suppresses the truth that God has made known

C.

  Because man ultimately loves himself more than God

D.

  Because man will not give up his material idols

9.

What was the highest ranking god in the Egyptian pantheon, according to the text?

A.

  God of the Moon

B.

  God of Earth, Wind, and Fire

C.

  God of the Sun

D.

  God of the Nile

10.

Which of the following Bible passages is used to explain why scientists and paleontologists deny the global flood?

A.

  Psalm 29:10

B.

  Genesis 7:17

C.

  2 Peter 3:5-6

D.

  None of the above

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