Final Exam

Which appeal does Paul make to the Corinthians?

Identify the source of this comment, encouraging moral fitness and perseverance: Now God says to you, “Come at length to the contest, show us what you have learned, how you have trained yourself. How long will you exercise alone? Now the time has come for you to discover whether you are one of the athletes that deserve victory, or belong to the number of those who travel about the world and are everywhere defeated.”

Which of these four events do you think was associated with Corinth?

Drawing on what you might know of Roman culture, offer a guess at what kind of social event a “victor’s parade” is heading toward.

Which of the following prophets also casts “boasting” in a positive light?

“Blameless” has to do with:

Which of the following “reports” did not stimulate Paul’s responses in his letter, 1 Corinthians?

Which of the following issues were not among those that Paul responded to in 1 Corinthians?

Which of the following were not themes in 2 Corinthians?

According to 2 Corinthians, what did Paul consider to be aspects of his Christian resume?

Paul’s message in 2 Corinthians can be defined: “God’s glory shines through human ________.”

Which of the following ecclesial themes is found in the letters to the Corinthians?

Which word identifies one of the issues in Corinth?

Assimilation can also be described as:

The prosperity gospel is represented by:

Which of the following are not characteristics of Paul’s history with Corinth?

Paul’s relationship with the church at Corinth was not characterized by:

Paul’s language to the church at Corinth was characterized by:

Paul’s “boasting language” is also characteristic of which Old Testament prophet?

Which of the following do you think qualified as an acceptable time for boasting in Greco-Roman culture?