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Paul's Prison Epistles

Lesson One

Paul’s Imprisonment

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Lesson Two

Paul and the Colossians

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Lesson Three

Paul and the Ephesians

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Lesson Four

Paul and Philemon

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Lesson Five

Paul and the Philippians

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Course Wrap-Up

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Paul’s Prison Epistles Paul’s Imprisonment Quiz

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Question 1 of 36

1. Question
Which of the following best describes Dr. Kidd’s teaching about where Paul was in prison when he wrote the Prison Epistles?
- He agrees with almost all scholars that Paul was in Rome.
- He agrees with almost all scholars that Paul was in Caesarea.
- Scholars are divided on the question, but he thinks Paul was in Rome.
- Scholars are divided on the question, but he thinks Paul was in Caesarea.
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2. Question
Which of the following best explains why Paul appealed to Caesar?
- He heard that the Jews planned to attack him on the way to Jerusalem, and he was afraid of being killed.
- He feared that the Jews might kill him, and he wanted to go to Rome to preach the gospel.
- He believed that he would get a more fair trial there, since in Rome they were not so concerned about pleasing the Jews.
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3. Question
What happened on the journey to Rome with Paul as a prisoner?
- The ship was wrecked near Malta, but nobody was killed.
- The ship was wrecked near Myra, and half of the people were drowned.
- The ship was wrecked, just as they arrived on the shores of Italy, but only three men died.
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4. Question
Which of the following best describes Paul’s time in prison in Rome?
- He was tortured and mistreated, but he was able to preach the gospel.
- He was treated well, but he was forbidden to preach the gospel.
- He lived under house arrest, and was able to freely preach the gospel.
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5. Question
For how long and during what years was Paul in prison in Rome?
- For two years, during 60-62 AD
- For three years, during 62-65 AD
- For six years, during 60-66 AD
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6. Question
Which of the following best explains why Paul wanted to go to Jerusalem after his third missionary journey?
- He wanted to obtain the approval of the Jerusalem church and their leaders for his ministry among the Gentiles.
- He wanted to take famine relief funds to Jerusalem, and he hoped that this gesture would help the Jewish Christians accept the Gentile believers.
- He wanted to get more evangelists to accompany him on his next journey, and he hoped to establish more churches throughout the Mediterranean area.
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Question 7 of 36

7. Question
What false rumors were some Jews circulating about Paul? Select the best answer.
- That Paul was telling the JEWISH CHRISTIANS living among the Gentiles to disregard traditional Jewish practices such as circumcision.
- That Paul was telling the JEWS that their concept of God was too severe and that the Jewish practices were too strict.
- That Paul was telling the GENTILE CHRISTIANS that they did not have to keep the Mosaic law and the Jewish practices.
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Question 8 of 36

8. Question
Which of the following best summarizes Paul’s view of the Old Testament law and the Jewish practices, according to Dr. Kidd?
- Paul believed that the Old Testament moral law had been fulfilled in Christ and that we no longer need to keep it, and even less the Jewish traditions that had been added to it.
- Paul believed that the Old Testament law was completely in effect, just as in the time of the Old Testament. He also believed that we should keep the Jewish traditions, since they were not immoral, and since it helped to win Jews to Christ.
- Paul affirmed the validity of the moral law of the Old Testament, but he did not believe it was necessary to maintain the Jewish traditions that had been added to it. However, he believed that sometimes it was good to follow these practices in order to spread the gospel among the Jews.
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9. Question
In 1 Corinthians 9:20-21, Paul says that to the Jews, he became like a _______.
- Jew
- Father
- Gentile
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10. Question
What did James and the elders of Jerusalem ask Paul to do in order to show his commitment to the Mosaic law?
- to be circumcised
- to participate in purification rituals
- to circumcise Timothy
- to refrain from eating certain foods
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11. Question
Which of the following best explains why the Jews in Jerusalem became outraged, started a riot, and tried to kill Paul?
- They thought he had allowed a Gentile to enter the inner court of the temple.
- They thought he was preaching against Moses and the law of the Old Testament.
- They heard him preaching about Jesus and they thought he was accusing the Jews of unjustly crucifying him.
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Question 12 of 36

12. Question
When they took Paul to the Sanhedrin, what comment did he make that caused a big discussion between the Pharisees and Sadducees?
- He said that he was on trial because he believed Jesus was the Messiah.
- He said that he was on trial because of his hope in the resurrection.
- He said that he was on trial because he believed that Gentiles could also belong to the people of God.
- He said he was on trial because he believed that salvation was by faith alone.
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13. Question
Which of the following was a teaching from Paul’s letter to the Philippians?
- He asks two people to be reconciled.
- He encourages the jailer who had been converted to share his faith.
- He encourages the Philippians to accept suffering as discipline from the Lord.
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14. Question
Which of the following are blessings that Dr. Kidd mentions that resulted from Paul’s suffering and imprisonment?
- Many members of the Sanhedrin were converted.
- Paul received and interpreted visions.
- Paul healed the sick on the island of Malta.
- Festus was converted through Paul’s testimony.
- Paul ministered to those who came to him in prison.
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15. Question
What did Paul especially ask the Ephesians and Colossians to pray for?
- That he would be freed from prison.
- That he would be able to preach the gospel.
- That the authorities would be fair and just.
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16. Question
In Ephesians 1, Paul mentions that he prays that they might have a spirit of __________________.
- wisdom and revelation
- love and compassion
- compassion and grace
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17. Question
Which of the following best summarizes Dr. Kidd’s view regarding suffering?
- Suffering is a result of the Fall and should always be avoided.
- Suffering is always a blessing, and we should give thanks for it.
- Suffering in itself is a hardship, but it is also a testimony to the gospel.
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18. Question
What is another word for martyr?
- witness
- sacrifice
- victim
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19. Question
In Colossians 1:24, why does Paul say that he rejoices in his suffering?
- Because he fills up what is lacking in Christ’s afflictions.
- Because he knows that it strengthens his character.
- Because it allows him to testify to Christ.
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20. Question
Which of the following best explains how Paul relates our suffering to the ministry of Christ?
- Our suffering causes Christ to have compassion on His people, and because of that, He strengthens us spiritually.
- Christ’s previous work is already sufficient to accomplish salvation, but He continues another aspect of His ministry through His Church, and our suffering is a part of that continued ministry.
- Christ began the work of salvation when He died on the cross and rose again, but our suffering completes His sacrificial suffering to vicariously pay for sins.
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Question 21 of 36

21. Question
Which of the following is the special unifying doctrine that is more pronounced in the prison epistles than other Pauline epistles, according to Dr. Kidd?
- Salvation is by grace through faith in Christ.
- Christ is the conqueror and ruler of all creation.
- The Church is one body and should maintain its unity in Christ.
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Question 22 of 36

22. Question
Philippians 2:1-3 encourages us to be _________.
- loving
- humble
- holy
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23. Question
Which of the following best summarizes Dr. Kidd’s explanation of the meaning of Christ’s sovereignty?
- He has both the power and the authority to accomplish His will.
- He has both the power and the desire to accomplish His will.
- He has both the authority and the freedom to accomplish His will.
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24. Question
Ephesians 1:20-22 teaches that God has placed ________ under Christ’s feet. Select the best answer.
- All created things
- All spiritual powers
- All things
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Question 25 of 36

25. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, which of the following is the greatest reason that Christ deserves honor and praise?
- Because He is divine.
- Because His is holy and righteous.
- Because He is the Creator.
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Question 26 of 36

26. Question
Which of the following best summarizes the Jewish perspective of the stages of the kingdom?
- The kingdom is already present, and it develops gradually over time in practically unnoticeable ways.
- There are two main time periods, the present age and the age to come, the second being the kingdom of God.
- There are two ages, the present age and the age to come, but these two ages are presently overlapping.
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27. Question
Which of the following best summarizes Paul’s teaching regarding the stages of the kingdom?
- The kingdom is already present, and it develops gradually over time in practically unnoticeable ways.
- There are two main time periods, the present age and the age to come, the second being the kingdom of God.
- There are two main ages, the present age and the age to come, but these two ages are presently overlapping.
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Question 28 of 36

28. Question
According to Philippians 3:20-21, our citizenship is in ________.
- Heaven
- Spiritual Israel
- The Church
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Question 29 of 36

29. Question
Which of the following are results of our union with Christ. Select each correct answer mentioned by Dr. Kidd.
- We are blameless in Christ.
- We share in Christ’s kingship.
- We are no longer tempted.
- We are delivered from suffering.
- We are united with Christ in His suffering.
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Question 30 of 36

30. Question
In the Sanhedrin, the Sadducees began to defend Paul, while the Pharisees were angry at him.
- True
- False
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Question 31 of 36

31. Question
In Caesarea Maritima, where Paul was taken after his trial in Jerusalem, Felix waited for two years, hoping Paul would pay him a bribe.
- True
- False
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Question 32 of 36

32. Question
Paul was warned several times that he would be put into prison in Jerusalem, but he went anyway, saying that he was even willing to die for Christ.
- True
- False
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Question 33 of 36

33. Question
In Acts 20:22-25, Paul says that the Holy Spirit has testified to him that he will suffer in Jerusalem, but that he himself considers that his life is worth nothing.
- True
- False
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Question 34 of 36

34. Question
True or false. Dr. Kidd explains that Paul is aware that the principle purpose of his suffering is to teach him patience.
- True
- False
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Question 35 of 36

35. Question
Philippians 2.12-13 says that we should work out our own salvation.
- True
- False
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Question 36 of 36

36. Question
Paul spent more time writing about right doctrine than he did about ethical Christian living.
- True
- False
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