SF209-01 | Our Daily Bread University

Where does the Bible discuss how God tests His people?

The Old Testament
The New Testament
The Psalms
All of the above

Why does God test you?

To do you good
So you can prove you deserve His love
To exercise His power over you
All of the above

At what point in the test does good come out of it?

In the beginning
In the middle
In the end
All throughout the test

What does James 1 tell us to do when we have various trials?

Try to get through the trials as quickly as possible
Value the trials, with joy in our hearts
Anxiously pray for the trial to end to show your dependence on God
None of the above

Which of the following does God want tests of faith to produce in you?

Patience
Endurance
Perfection
All of the above

According to Dr. Wilkinson, what do life’s various trials do?

Test your strength
Test your ability to adapt
Test your faith
Test your wisdom

When James says, “let patience have its perfect work,” he is:

Suggesting you be patient during trials.
Commanding you to let trials continue through to completion.
Suggesting you do nothing during trials because God will take care of it for you.
Commanding you to handle trials perfectly.

In the biblical sense, what does it mean to be “perfect”?

To come to complete maturity/to be a complete person
To never make a mistake
To be a Christian
Any of the above

According to Dr. Wilkinson, tests of faith are:

A method God rarely uses, usually when He needs to make a big change in someone.
A method God sometimes uses when He wants to change a select few people.
A method God often uses in some people who need significant change.
One of God’s primary methods He uses to change you.

Matthew 5:48 tells us to be perfect:

As we are able to be perfect.
As our Father in heaven is perfect.
As the church is perfect.
And without mistake.

True/False: Once you understand God’s purpose for trials/tests of faith, those tests will no longer be grievous and difficult.

True
False

What test of faith did Dr. Wilkinson experience prior to creating this course?

A stroke
A heart attack
A car accident
The loss of a close family member

True/False: It is possible to greatly rejoice and experience pain, grief, and sadness at the same time.

True
False

The reward for passing a test of faith described in James 1 is:

Heavenly
Earthly
Both A and B
There are no rewards for tests of faith.

The reward for passing a test of faith described in 1 Peter is:

Heavenly
Earthly
Both A and B
There are no rewards for tests of faith.

The first part of every test of faith is your response to it. What should your response be?

Count it all joy.
Prepare yourself to handle the test perfectly.
Do away with all grief and sadness related to the trial.
All of the above

The third part of every test of faith is that it is your responsibility to:

Perfect yourself.
Conquer the test of faith.
Endure the test of faith.
Make the test of faith last as long as possible.

What is the reward for enduring tests of faith described in 1 Peter?

Praise, glory, and honor from people on earth
Treasure on earth
Praise, glory, and honor from Christ in heaven
Treasure in heaven

Hebrews 5 tells us that Christ gained what through His suffering?

He learned obedience.
He was perfected.
He became the author of eternal salvation.
All of the above

According to Dr. Wilkinson, which of the following accurately describes trials?

Trials are grievous and are a good reason for people to get angry with God.
Trials are God’s hand-crafted method for personally doing you good because He loves you.
Trials can be enjoyable, easy experiences if we have the right attitude about them.
Any of the above

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