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Faith From Jesus: Comprehensive QuizVersion en ligne Test Your Knowledge on the Faith From Jesus par Kingdom Youth Kingdom Activities 1 The Greek word "archegos" in Hebrews 12:2, translated as "author," primarily means: a Teacher b Pioneer or founding leader c Helper d Judge 2 According to Ephesians 2:8-9, saving faith is a A human decision we make b The result of good works c A gift from God d Something we earn through prayer 3 The biblical definition of faith in Hebrews 11:1 describes faith as: a Blind belief without evidence b Confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see c Positive thinking d Religious tradition 4 When Jesus said faith like a "mustard seed" can move mountains, He was primarily teaching about: a The size of our faith b The power that comes from the source of faith c Physical miracles only d Positive mental attitude 5 The phrase "your faith has made you well" that Jesus often used indicates: a People healed themselves b Faith was a medical treatment c Jesus recognized faith directed toward Him d Willpower creates miracles 6 According to James, faith without works is: a Still sufficient for salvation b Dead c Acceptable to God d The normal Christian life 7 According to Romans 10:17 how does faith come? a By looking for it b By asking for it c By hearing the word of God d By smelling the word of God 8 Romans 5:1 teaches that through faith we have: a Earned God's approval b Peace with God through Jesus Christ c Completed our spiritual journey d Proven our worthiness 9 Abraham's faith in Genesis 15:6 demonstrates that: a Faith has always been the means of righteousness b Only New Testament believers can be saved c Works are more important than faith d Faith is a New Testament concept only 10 The command to "look unto Jesus" in Hebrews 12:2 means: a Physical sight b Casual attention c Looking away from all else to fix our gaze upon Him d Reading about Jesus only 11 According to the Bible, humans are by nature: a Capable of generating their own faith b Without faith and unable to believe by themselves c Partially good and partially bad d Able to earn salvation through effort 12 Faith is described as "a work of omnipotence," meaning: a It requires human strength b It's easy to achieve c It requires God's unlimited power d It's a natural human ability 13 The "perfecter" or "finisher" aspect of Jesus' role in faith means He: a Criticizes our imperfect faith b Completes and brings faith to its conclusion c Only starts faith but doesn't sustain it d Expects us to finish what He started 14 When the Bible says we are "justified by faith," it means: a We make ourselves righteous b We are declared righteous by God through faith c We gradually become perfect d We earn God's favor 15 The difference between faith IN Jesus and faith FROM Jesus is: a There is no difference b Faith FROM Jesus means He is the source, not just the object c Faith IN Jesus is more important d Faith FROM Jesus is only for advanced Christians 16 Galatians 2:20 "I have been crucified with Christ" teaches about: a Physical death b Spiritual union and identification with Christ c Religious ceremony only d Metaphorical language with no real meaning 17 The fact that our "life is hidden with Christ in God" means: a We are spiritually united with Christ b We should hide from the world c Our faith should be secret d We are less important than before 18 Faith "works through love" (Galatians 5:6) means: a Love is more important than faith b Faith expresses itself through loving actions c We must earn love through faith d Faith and love are opposites 19 Jesus as the "captain" of our faith suggests He: a Gives orders we must follow b Controls, steers, and guides our faith c Is distant and uninvolved d Only helps when we ask 20 The ultimate purpose of faith from Jesus is: a To make us feel better about ourselves b To create actual spiritual union where we participate in Christ's life c To give us earthly success d To make us more religious Feedback 1 Pioneer or founding leader - "Archegos" means the first of a long procession, a file-leader who pioneers the way. 2 Ephesians 2:8-9 clearly states faith is "not your own doing; it is the gift of God." 3 Confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see - This is the exact definition from Hebrews 11:1. 4 The power that comes from the source of faith - Jesus emphasized the divine source rather than human effort. 5 Jesus recognized faith directed toward Him - Jesus consistently commended faith that was directed toward His person. 6 Dead - James 2:17 states "faith by itself, apart from works, is dead." 7 The Bible says that faith comes by hearing the word of God 8 Romans 5:1 specifically mentions peace with God as the result. 9 Abraham's example shows faith was the way to righteousness before Christ. 10 Looking away from all else to fix our gaze upon Him - The Greek word means purposeful focus away from distractions. 11 The Bible teaches humans cannot generate faith naturally. 12 It requires God's unlimited power - Omnipotence refers to God's unlimited power needed to give the gift of faith. 13 "Perfecter" means completer or finisher. 14 Justification is God's legal declaration of righteousness. 15 This distinguishes Jesus as originator versus just the target of faith. 16 This describes the reality of being united with Christ. 17 Our life being "hidden with Christ" indicates spiritual union. 18 Faith naturally produces love-motivated works. 19 A captain steers and guides the ship of faith. 20 Faith's ultimate purpose is union with Christ, so that we may be right with God

1

The Greek word "archegos" in Hebrews 12:2, translated as "author," primarily means:

a

Teacher

b

Pioneer or founding leader

c

Helper

d

Judge

2

According to Ephesians 2:8-9, saving faith is

a

A human decision we make

b

The result of good works

c

A gift from God

d

Something we earn through prayer

3

The biblical definition of faith in Hebrews 11:1 describes faith as:

a

Blind belief without evidence

b

Confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see

c

Positive thinking

d

Religious tradition

4

When Jesus said faith like a "mustard seed" can move mountains, He was primarily teaching about:

a

The size of our faith

b

The power that comes from the source of faith

c

Physical miracles only

d

Positive mental attitude

5

The phrase "your faith has made you well" that Jesus often used indicates:

a

People healed themselves

b

Faith was a medical treatment

c

Jesus recognized faith directed toward Him

d

Willpower creates miracles

6

According to James, faith without works is:

a

Still sufficient for salvation

b

Dead

c

Acceptable to God

d

The normal Christian life

7

According to Romans 10:17 how does faith come?

a

By looking for it

b

By asking for it

c

By hearing the word of God

d

By smelling the word of God

8

Romans 5:1 teaches that through faith we have:

a

Earned God's approval

b

Peace with God through Jesus Christ

c

Completed our spiritual journey

d

Proven our worthiness

9

Abraham's faith in Genesis 15:6 demonstrates that:

a

Faith has always been the means of righteousness

b

Only New Testament believers can be saved

c

Works are more important than faith

d

Faith is a New Testament concept only

10

The command to "look unto Jesus" in Hebrews 12:2 means:

a

Physical sight

b

Casual attention

c

Looking away from all else to fix our gaze upon Him

d

Reading about Jesus only

11

According to the Bible, humans are by nature:

a

Capable of generating their own faith

b

Without faith and unable to believe by themselves

c

Partially good and partially bad

d

Able to earn salvation through effort

12

Faith is described as "a work of omnipotence," meaning:

a

It requires human strength

b

It's easy to achieve

c

It requires God's unlimited power

d

It's a natural human ability

13

The "perfecter" or "finisher" aspect of Jesus' role in faith means He:

a

Criticizes our imperfect faith

b

Completes and brings faith to its conclusion

c

Only starts faith but doesn't sustain it

d

Expects us to finish what He started

14

When the Bible says we are "justified by faith," it means:

a

We make ourselves righteous

b

We are declared righteous by God through faith

c

We gradually become perfect

d

We earn God's favor

15

The difference between faith IN Jesus and faith FROM Jesus is:

a

There is no difference

b

Faith FROM Jesus means He is the source, not just the object

c

Faith IN Jesus is more important

d

Faith FROM Jesus is only for advanced Christians

16

Galatians 2:20 "I have been crucified with Christ" teaches about:

a

Physical death

b

Spiritual union and identification with Christ

c

Religious ceremony only

d

Metaphorical language with no real meaning

17

The fact that our "life is hidden with Christ in God" means:

a

We are spiritually united with Christ

b

We should hide from the world

c

Our faith should be secret

d

We are less important than before

18

Faith "works through love" (Galatians 5:6) means:

a

Love is more important than faith

b

Faith expresses itself through loving actions

c

We must earn love through faith

d

Faith and love are opposites

19

Jesus as the "captain" of our faith suggests He:

a

Gives orders we must follow

b

Controls, steers, and guides our faith

c

Is distant and uninvolved

d

Only helps when we ask

20

The ultimate purpose of faith from Jesus is:

a

To make us feel better about ourselves

b

To create actual spiritual union where we participate in Christ's life

c

To give us earthly success

d

To make us more religious

Feedback

1

Pioneer or founding leader - "Archegos" means the first of a long procession, a file-leader who pioneers the way.

2

Ephesians 2:8-9 clearly states faith is "not your own doing; it is the gift of God."

3

Confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see - This is the exact definition from Hebrews 11:1.

4

The power that comes from the source of faith - Jesus emphasized the divine source rather than human effort.

5

Jesus recognized faith directed toward Him - Jesus consistently commended faith that was directed toward His person.

6

Dead - James 2:17 states "faith by itself, apart from works, is dead."

7

The Bible says that faith comes by hearing the word of God

8

Romans 5:1 specifically mentions peace with God as the result.

9

Abraham's example shows faith was the way to righteousness before Christ.

10

Looking away from all else to fix our gaze upon Him - The Greek word means purposeful focus away from distractions.

11

The Bible teaches humans cannot generate faith naturally.

12

It requires God's unlimited power - Omnipotence refers to God's unlimited power needed to give the gift of faith.

13

"Perfecter" means completer or finisher.

14

Justification is God's legal declaration of righteousness.

15

This distinguishes Jesus as originator versus just the target of faith.

16

This describes the reality of being united with Christ.

17

Our life being "hidden with Christ" indicates spiritual union.

18

Faith naturally produces love-motivated works.

19

A captain steers and guides the ship of faith.

20

Faith's ultimate purpose is union with Christ, so that we may be right with God

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Faith From Jesus: Comprehensive QuizVersion en ligne

par Kingdom Youth Kingdom Activities

The Greek word "archegos" in Hebrews 12:2, translated as "author," primarily means:

According to Ephesians 2:8-9, saving faith is

The biblical definition of faith in Hebrews 11:1 describes faith as:

When Jesus said faith like a "mustard seed" can move mountains, He was primarily teaching about:

The phrase "your faith has made you well" that Jesus often used indicates:

According to James, faith without works is:

According to Romans 10:17 how does faith come?

Romans 5:1 teaches that through faith we have:

Abraham's faith in Genesis 15:6 demonstrates that:

The command to "look unto Jesus" in Hebrews 12:2 means:

According to the Bible, humans are by nature:

Faith is described as "a work of omnipotence," meaning:

The "perfecter" or "finisher" aspect of Jesus' role in faith means He:

When the Bible says we are "justified by faith," it means:

The difference between faith IN Jesus and faith FROM Jesus is:

Galatians 2:20 "I have been crucified with Christ" teaches about:

The fact that our "life is hidden with Christ in God" means:

Faith "works through love" (Galatians 5:6) means:

Jesus as the "captain" of our faith suggests He:

The ultimate purpose of faith from Jesus is:

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