The Heart of Paul's Theology

Lesson One

Paul and His Theology

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Lesson Two

Paul and the Galatians

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Lesson Three

Paul and the Thessalonians

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Lesson Four

Paul and the Corinthians

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Course Wrap-Up

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Andrew Simpeh
Angelia Harrison
Ebengo Bongo
Bill Turner
Craig Russell

The Heart of Paul’s Theology Paul and the Corinthians Quiz

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Question 1 of 37

1. Question

Match the name of each kind of eschatological error with the corresponding description.

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Overheated eschatology
Under-realized eschatology
Over-realized eschatology

In the immediate future, Jesus will do away with the present age and bring the new age in all its fullness.

The age to come has not arrived in any significant way.

The present age of sin and death has largely ceased to exist.

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2. Question
Match the error in eschatology with the group that held the error.
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- Under-realized eschatology
- Overheated eschatology
- Over-realized eschatology
- The Galatians
- The Thessalonians
- The Corinthians
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Question 3 of 37

3. Question
Which of the following statements best describes Paul’s third missionary journey?
- He basically visited the same places he had gone on his second journey.
- He visited the same places he had gone on his first journey.
- He visited new places in Asia Minor and Macedonia (Greece) that he had not been able to visit on his second journey.
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Question 4 of 37

4. Question
According to the lesson, what was the problem with regard to the use of spiritual gifts in the worship meetings in Corinth?
- People were reluctant to make use of their spiritual gifts.
- The meetings had become confusing and disorderly.
- They were neglecting some of the most important gifts such as healing, miracles, and prophecy.
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Question 5 of 37

5. Question
What is Dr. Kidd’s position about the interpretation of the head covering in 1 Corinthians 11? Select the best answer.
- He does not take a position on what the head covering means, but concludes that the important issue is that people were blurring the distinction of genders.
- He believes that the head covering refers to hair styles and that people were blurring the distinction of genders.
- He believes that Paul was referring to wearing hair shawls and that people were blurring the distinction of genders.
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Question 6 of 37

6. Question
What was Paul’s advice about eating food that had been offered to idols? Select the best answer.
- They should never eat this food, since it was defiled when it was offered to the idols, and since it often caused weaker believers to sin against their conscience.
- It was permitted to eat this food, as long as it was not done as an act of pagan worship and as long as it didn't cause anyone to violate his conscience.
- It was technically permitted to eat this food, since the idols are not really true gods. However, it is better to abstain, since it might cause a weaker believer to sin against his conscience.
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Question 7 of 37

7. Question
Why was it so important to Paul to defend his apostolic authority? Mark the best answer.
- Because he knew that if they did not accept his authority, they would not submit to the leaders he had named in the churches he had established.
- Because other people were accusing him of falsely claiming to be an apostle in order to receive the financial support of the churches and he was about to lose their support.
- Because other people were claiming apostolic authority and leading people away from the gospel.
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Question 8 of 37

8. Question
When Paul arrived in Ephesus on his third journey, who were the first converts?
- some Gentiles who had heard of Jesus from Apollos
- some leaders of the synagogue
- some disciples of John the Baptist
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Question 9 of 37

9. Question
What happened to Eutychus while Paul was preaching in Troas on his third journey?
- He was convinced of the gospel and declared his faith publicly. However, when the Jewish unbelievers found out, they killed him.
- He fell asleep, fell out of a window and died. Later Paul miraculously revived him.
- He realized that many people were following Paul, and offered to accompany him, although he was not really a believer. Paul soon realized that his intentions were false, and refused to let him travel with him.
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Question 10 of 37

10. Question
What letters did Paul write during his third journey? Select the most precise answer.
- 1 and 2 Corinthians
- 1 and 2 Corinthians, plus two letters that have not been preserved
- 1 Corinthians and Ephesians
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Question 11 of 37

11. Question
Into what kind of groups were the Corinthians dividing themselves?
- They were dividing themselves according to which teacher they esteemed most.
- They were dividing according to the doctrines they held.
- They were dividing according to their lifestyle and ethical conduct.
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Question 12 of 37

12. Question
Which of the following statements best describes the situation among the Christians in Corinth regarding sexual conduct?
- Many were living in sexual licentiousness, because they believed that physical matters had no importance.
- Some were living licentiously while others were practicing asceticism, even within marriage.
- Many were acting in public like they were practicing asceticism, but secretly they were living in sexual licentiousness.
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Question 13 of 37

13. Question
In 2 Corinthians 5:18-20, Paul says, We are…Christ’s ________. (Select the word as Dr. Kidd quotes the verse in the video.)
- ambassadors
- body
- messengers
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Question 14 of 37

14. Question
To encourage the Corinthians to finish taking up the collection for Jerusalem, he appealed to two examples. What were they?
- Christ and Paul himself
- The church in Ephesus and the church in Macedonia
- The church in Macedonia and Christ
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Question 15 of 37

15. Question
In 2 Corinthians 13:5, Paul says, Test yourselves to see if you are ___________. (Select the words as Dr. Kidd quotes the verse in the video.)
- in the faith
- loving one another in Christ
- speaking the truth
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Question 16 of 37

16. Question
What advice did Paul give to help resolve the conflicts and divisions in the church at Corinth?
- They should look to Jesus as their primary leader, and regard the apostles and teachers as Christ’s servants.
- They should call a special meeting when Paul is present in order to establish his authority as an apostle and show who the false teachers really are.
- They should study the Scriptures carefully to establish the proper doctrine of justification taught by Jesus and the apostles, and seek agreement among them on this issue that divides them.
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17. Question
What slogan had been misinterpreted by the Corinthians?
- God helps those who help themselves.
- Everything is permissible for me.
- The Lord our God is one God.
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Question 18 of 37

18. Question
In 1 Corinthians 6:12-13, Paul says that he will not be _______ by anything. (Choose the word as Dr. Kidd quotes the verse.)
- tempted
- deceived
- mastered
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Question 19 of 37

19. Question
Why did Paul address the issues of marriage, idol food, worship, and spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians?
- Because the Corinthians had sent him a letter asking about these issues.
- Because he had begun to teach on them during his first visit, but lacked time to finish his explanations.
- His previous letter was rather long, so he had promised them that he would communicate with them about these issues in another letter.
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Question 20 of 37

20. Question
Paul explains in 1 Corinthians that spiritual gifts were given especially for ____________.
- testifying to unbelievers
- sanctification of the individual believer
- edification of the church
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Question 21 of 37

21. Question
What other issues does Paul deal with in chapters 15 and 16 of 1 Corinthians?
- the resurrection, a collection, and Apollos
- unity of the church, a collection, and helping the poor
- unity in Christ, the resurrection, and helping the poor
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Question 22 of 37

22. Question
Which of the following topics is NOT dealt with by Paul in the main body of 2 Corinthians?
- Paul explains his conduct and defends his ministry.
- Paul encourages them regarding the future coming of Christ.
- Paul gives instructions regarding the collection for Jerusalem.
- Paul talks about his upcoming visit.
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Question 23 of 37

23. Question
In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul teaches that if the gifts are exercised without love, they are _______
- arrogant and puffed up
- harmful and destructive
- useless and annoying
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Question 24 of 37

24. Question
What practical effect did their eschatological error have on the Corinthians?
- Since in their minds, the age to come had already been established, they believed they were already enjoying its full blessings. and some considered themselves rulers over the newly established kingdom.
- Since in their minds, Christ had already returned and established the millennium, they became naïve and vulnerable regarding the continuing power of sin.
- Since in their minds, Satan was already chained and limited, so that the gospel could reach the Gentiles, they expected so see many conversions. However, when few Gentiles were converted, they became discouraged.
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Question 25 of 37

25. Question
In 1 Corinthians 4:7, Paul says, Who considers you ________?
- holy
- superior
- inferior
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Question 26 of 37

26. Question
Which of the following statements best describes Paul’s teaching that he wrote to correct the misunderstanding of the Corinthians?
- He reminded them that, even though they were already reigning in Christ, they must be humble servants and not abuse their authority.
- He reminded them that they must be born again in order to participate in the blessings of the age to come.
- He reminded them that the age to come was not yet here in its fullness and that none of them had begun to reign.
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Question 27 of 37

27. Question
In 1 Corinthians 8:11, Paul says, For the weak one is destroyed by your _________.
- knowledge
- arrogance
- example
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Question 28 of 37

28. Question
Paul teaches in 1 Corinthians 13 that, of all the spiritual gifts and Christian virtues, only ____ will continue to be manifested and treasured in the fullness of the age to come.
- faith
- love
- hope
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Question 29 of 37

29. Question
When Paul was warned by a prophet on his third missionary journey that he would be imprisoned in Jerusalem, he changed his plans to avoid the city.
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- False
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30. Question
Some of the Corinthian believers were making lawsuits against each other.
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- False
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31. Question
The Corinthians were hypocritical in their dealings with the poor, because they were usually indifferent toward them, but acted kindly toward them during the meetings, especially during the Lord’s Supper.
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- False
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Question 32 of 37

32. Question
First Corinthians is actually the third letter we know of that Paul wrote to the church in Corinth.
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- False
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Question 33 of 37

33. Question
The fact that Paul did not ask for a salary helped the Corinthians respect his authority.
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- False
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34. Question
The fact that Paul practiced professional rhetoric helped the Corinthians respect his authority.
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- False
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Question 35 of 37

35. Question
Paul condemns homosexuality in 1 Corinthians.
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36. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, the Corinthians were wrong in thinking that Christians would reign on a new earth.
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- False
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Question 37 of 37

37. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, the Corinthians were wrong in thinking that they would receive eternal rewards based on their actions on earth.
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