Christian R K. grd 10 mttest2nd Quiz

According to James, what type of faith involves a conscious surrender to God, allowing Him to determine one's life?

• Intellectual faith

• Radical faith

• Surrendered faith

• Obedient faith

Why does James emphasize the importance of combining faith with works?

• To earn salvation

• To demonstrate the tangibility of faith

• To please others

• To boast about one's actions

What is the primary message in James 2:26 regarding faith and works?

• Faith is more important than works

• Works are visible, demonstrating the completeness of faith

• Works have no connection to faith

• Faith is dead without works

How does James suggest the relationship between faith and works in terms of visibility?

• Faith is more visible than works

• Works are more tangible than faith

• Both faith and works are invisible

• Faith and works are equally visible

What is the biblical definition of Salvation?

• Avoidance of danger

• Deliverance from evil by God through Jesus Christ

• Achievement of personal success

• Physical well-being

How does Ephesians 2:8-9 describe the nature of salvation?

• Earned through good works

• A result of personal efforts

• A gift from God through faith

• Dependent on human merit

What are the 'fruits of the Spirit' according to Apostle Paul?

• Negative habits

• Works of the devil

• Inherent features of a good Christian

• Physical manifestations

What is the significance of spiritual gifts to the church, according to Paul?

• They establish hierarchy in the church

• They enhance the church's growth and well-being

• They are unnecessary for the church

• They create discrimination among members

How does Paul compare the church to a human body in relation to spiritual gifts?

• Each member is superior to others

• Each gift is equally important

• Gifts create class distinctions

• Gifts are irrelevant to the church

What is the significance of individual talents in the context of spiritual gifts?

• Talents are irrelevant to spiritual gifts

• Talents indicate superiority

• Talents should be developed and used for the good of all

• Talents are only for personal benefit