Bible Course 1: You Say You Believe the Bible – Quiz

Rudd 1 - You say you believe the Bible?

The following questions are related to Steve Rudd's Lesson #1, "So ... You say you believe the Bible?"

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In the Greek, the word inspired means "God-breathed."

True

False

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Scientific facts were recorded in the Bible long before man discovered them himself.

True

False

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The Bible has mistakes typical of the time it was written.

True

False

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It took the world's scientists only 2 years to discover that Piltdown man was a fraud.

True

False

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The Bible is the world's best selling book and is available in over 700 languages.

True

False

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The Bible helped Matthew Maury discover ocean currents.

True

False

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The Bible is primarily a book of scientific information.

True

False

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The observable facts of science support the theory of evolution better than the Bible's 6-day creation story.

True

False

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Darwin himself realized the absence of any fossil evidence of missing links greatly hurt his theory.

True

False

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Hitler exterminated 12 million people because he felt they were evolutionary misfits and he was helping mankind.

True

False

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The 40 men, through whom the Holy Spirit wrote the Bible, all lived in the same country.

True

False

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Bible prophecies are so vague & unclear, that there could be many fulfillments of them down through the centuries.

True

False

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Many of the names and places mentioned in the Bible have been verified by actual archaeological finds.

True

False

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Although other books make special claims, the Bible is the only book on earth that is actually inspired by God.

True

False

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The Bible teaches that the world was flat and not round.

True

False

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"Piltdown man" is considered a fraud because

the fluoride dating process was unable to determine the age of the bones.

the bones were treated with salts and filed.

only part of the skeleton (the skull) was found.

Arthur Woodward was not a certified archaeologist.

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The holy men who wrote the Bible were guided by

their intuition and common sense.

what they felt God was saying.

wisdom they had learned from personal experience.

the Holy Spirit.

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Skeptics once claimed the ancient Hittite Empire was just another Bible myth because

the Hittite Empire did exist, but much later than what the Bible records.

the Hittite Empire existed 2,000 miles south of where the bible said it existed.

no archaeological evidence in support of it had been found.

they rejected all the archaeological evidence that had been found.

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The scientific facts in the Bible indicate divine authorship mainly because

the scientific facts do not contradict one another.

they were accurately revealed long before man discovered them for himself.

not even one missing linke has ever been found.

all the observable facts of science support 6-day creation.

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The unity of the Bible indicates divine authorship because

even a small group of men in the world can't agree with themselves on just one topic.

the writers had many things in common with each other.

the sacred writings of Bahai, Buddhism, and Islam also contain a high degree of unity in subject matter.

the 40 Bible writers were able to meet frequently to harmonize what each wrote and get their stories straight.

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The phrase that best describes the meaning of the word "inspired" is

the thoughts of God.

the power of God.

the breath of God.

the instruction of God.

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The statement "all scripture is inspired by God" means

God assisted man in writing the Bible only when man had difficulty expressing himself.

God gave the message to man who then recorded his own interpretation.

man gave a "reporters" version of actual divine actions that were witnessed.

every thought and phrase of the Bible was recorded precisely the way God intended and man was merely the instrument.

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We should view the teaching of the Bible as

suggestions we should basically follow.

good moral principles learned from human experience.

opinions of ancient philosophers.

the Lord's commandments that we must obey exactly.

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Since the common man can understand the Bible by merely reading (Ephesians 3:3), then

you must rely upon priests and pastors to interpret it for you.

using a daily Bible readying scheduled is a good tool to gain Bible knowledge.

you cannot be absolutely sure of God's will for you.

we must have the direct operation of the Holy Spirit to know God's will.

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Since the Bible is a complete guide for our lives and doctrine then

we need man-made creeds and church Catechisms.

we cannot be sure how God wants us to live and worship.

we need not worry if we worship different from what the Bible instructs.

we should seek the Bible blueprint for moral conduct and religious doctrine and imitate the pattern exactly today.

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