The Inner Man - Unit Test 3 (Chps. 10-18: Attitudes of Leadership) - Phillip Helms | Library

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Answer the following questions with the BEST possible responses.

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God is equally concerned with what we know, what we do, and what we are.

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True mercy NEVER excludes justice.

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Meekness is an action - the choice to nothing when one is wronged.

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The world's way is to give impressions, regardless of what one really is.

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Becoming poor in spirit is an easy task that does not require assistance from others or the Lord.

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A meek person is one who is easily dominated and intimidated.

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A meek person chooses not to insist on getting all of his/her rights.

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God values our character more than our knowledge or actions.

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Everyone who is persecuted will experience God's blessings.

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Persecution is a common experience for those who follow Christ.

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Responding appropriately when wronged by others is to be

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Power under control is to be

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Suffering for the name of Christ is to be

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Deep grief over both one's and the world's sin is to be

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Bringing together two warring parties is to be

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Emptied of self is to be

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A deep desire to know God more fully each day is to be

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Having proper inner thoughts and motives is to be

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Academics (facts, doctrines, etc.) is

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Attitudes (Holiness, meekness, humility, etc.) is

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Actions (Tithing, witnessing, studying, etc.) is

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Who is the only Bible character whom no sin is ever recorded?

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What is the condition of every double-minded man?

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Explain the following statement: "The world laughs until it cries, the believer cries until he laughs."

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Describe how we see the attitude and action of mercifulness in the account of the Good Samaritan.

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List 4 four of the Beatitude characteristics learned in class.

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The first step toward becoming a sincere mourner is to

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Getting what we deserve is the definition of

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Not getting what we deserve is the definition of

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Whenever you wrong another person, the responsibility for asking forgiveness and restoring the relationship belongs to

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The Hebrew word for 'peace' is

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Real peace

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Which of the following is NOT a quality of Elijah that gained him the power of the Holy Spirit?

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People who commit apostasy no longer

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The key symbol of the Holy Spirit on Mount Carmel and at Pentecost was

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A synonym for the word "blessed" is

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What is one characteristic evident in the life of one who is pure in heart?

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List two ways to becoming poor in spirit according to James.

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The primary focus of chapel services this year is

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What is something that nearly everybody recognizes, but few can define it?

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What is the name of the sermon where we find the Beatitudes?

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Your textbook mentions 4 things that Christians commonly take lightly. Name two of them.

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How did the Jews perceive Messiah should come and/or act?

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Quote one Bible verse that we have discussed in Bible class this year.

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Using a specific example, explain how the sin(s) of one person can have far-reaching consequences to others.

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Why might things that are not in themselves wrong or evil become bad for some believers?

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Explain what Christ said that should teach us to expect persecution as believers.

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The Inner Man - Unit Test 3 (Chps. 10-18: Attitudes of Leadership)

The Inner Man - Unit Test 3 (Chps. 10-18: Attitudes of Leadership)

God is equally concerned with what we know, what we do, and what we are.

True mercy NEVER excludes justice.

Meekness is an action - the choice to nothing when one is wronged.

The world's way is to give impressions, regardless of what one really is.

Becoming poor in spirit is an easy task that does not require assistance from others or the Lord.

A meek person is one who is easily dominated and intimidated.

A meek person chooses not to insist on getting all of his/her rights.

God values our character more than our knowledge or actions.

Everyone who is persecuted will experience God's blessings.

Persecution is a common experience for those who follow Christ.

Responding appropriately when wronged by others is to be

Power under control is to be

Suffering for the name of Christ is to be

Deep grief over both one's and the world's sin is to be

Bringing together two warring parties is to be

Emptied of self is to be

A deep desire to know God more fully each day is to be

Having proper inner thoughts and motives is to be

Academics (facts, doctrines, etc.) is

Attitudes (Holiness, meekness, humility, etc.) is

Actions (Tithing, witnessing, studying, etc.) is

Who is the only Bible character whom no sin is ever recorded?

What is the condition of every double-minded man?

Explain the following statement: "The world laughs until it cries, the believer cries until he laughs."

Describe how we see the attitude and action of mercifulness in the account of the Good Samaritan.

List 4 four of the Beatitude characteristics learned in class.

The first step toward becoming a sincere mourner is to

Getting what we deserve is the definition of

Not getting what we deserve is the definition of

Whenever you wrong another person, the responsibility for asking forgiveness and restoring the relationship belongs to

The Hebrew word for 'peace' is

Real peace

Which of the following is NOT a quality of Elijah that gained him the power of the Holy Spirit?

People who commit apostasy no longer

The key symbol of the Holy Spirit on Mount Carmel and at Pentecost was

A synonym for the word "blessed" is

What is one characteristic evident in the life of one who is pure in heart?

List two ways to becoming poor in spirit according to James.

The primary focus of chapel services this year is

What is something that nearly everybody recognizes, but few can define it?

What is the name of the sermon where we find the Beatitudes?

Your textbook mentions 4 things that Christians commonly take lightly. Name two of them.

How did the Jews perceive Messiah should come and/or act?

Quote one Bible verse that we have discussed in Bible class this year.

Using a specific example, explain how the sin(s) of one person can have far-reaching consequences to others.

Why might things that are not in themselves wrong or evil become bad for some believers?

Explain what Christ said that should teach us to expect persecution as believers.

Explain the difference between a peacemaker and a peacekeeper.

God is equally concerned with what we know, what we do, and what we are.

True mercy NEVER excludes justice.

Meekness is an action - the choice to nothing when one is wronged.

The world's way is to give impressions, regardless of what one really is.

Becoming poor in spirit is an easy task that does not require assistance from others or the Lord.

A meek person is one who is easily dominated and intimidated.

A meek person chooses not to insist on getting all of his/her rights.

God values our character more than our knowledge or actions.

Everyone who is persecuted will experience God's blessings.

Persecution is a common experience for those who follow Christ.

Responding appropriately when wronged by others is to be

Power under control is to be

Suffering for the name of Christ is to be

Deep grief over both one's and the world's sin is to be

Bringing together two warring parties is to be

Emptied of self is to be

A deep desire to know God more fully each day is to be

Having proper inner thoughts and motives is to be

Academics (facts, doctrines, etc.) is

Attitudes (Holiness, meekness, humility, etc.) is

Actions (Tithing, witnessing, studying, etc.) is

Who is the only Bible character whom no sin is ever recorded?

What is the condition of every double-minded man?

Explain the following statement: "The world laughs until it cries, the believer cries until he laughs."

Describe how we see the attitude and action of mercifulness in the account of the Good Samaritan.

List 4 four of the Beatitude characteristics learned in class.

The first step toward becoming a sincere mourner is to

Getting what we deserve is the definition of

Not getting what we deserve is the definition of

Whenever you wrong another person, the responsibility for asking forgiveness and restoring the relationship belongs to