1. How is the new covenant predicted by Jeremiah and enacted by Jesus better than the old covenant (see 8:6-12)?

2. What is required for the forgiveness of sin (see 9:22)?

1. A sincere apology
2. A specific blood sacrifice
3. A special act of penance
4. None of the above

1. To which Old Testament hero is Christ compared in chapter 3?

1. Abraham
2. Joseph
3. Moses
4. None of the above

2. What is compared to a sharp, two-edged sword (see 4:12)?

1. How is Jesus superior to the angels (see 1:1-4)?

1. Heir of all things
2. Creator and Sustainer of the universe
3. Shares God's glorious nature as God the Son
4. Redeemer of humankind
5. All of the above

2. Why was Jesus made human like us (see 2:17)?

1. Where do the prophecies in Scripture come from (see 1:21)?

2. Why is God patient toward us (see 3:9)?

1. He doesn't want anyone to perish.
2. He wants everyone to come to repentance.
3. Both of the above.
4. Neither of the above.

1. What is Scripture useful for (see 3:16)?

2. What reasons did Paul give that he was ready to meet the Lord (see 4:6-8)?

1. He fought the good fight.
2. He finished the race.
3. He kept the faith.
4. All of the above.

1. God has not given us a spirit of fear but of what (see 1:7)?

1. Power
2. Love
3. Self-control/sound mind
4. All of the above

2. What was Timothy to do with the teaching from Paul (see 2:2)?

1. What should every Christian be prepared to do (see 3:15)?

1. Survive a night in the woods with wild animals
2. Defend against an attack by unbelievers
3. Make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you
4. None of the above

2. Who prowls around like a roaring lion (see 5:8)?

1. What did Peter tell us was the ransom paid to obtain our release from the bondage of sin (see 1:18)?

2. When Peter says we are to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, what does he mean according to the context (see 2:21-25)?

1. We should keep the commandments like He did.
2. We should love people like He did.
3. We should endure suffering and trust God's justice like He did.
4. None of the above.

1. What is Paul's opinion of a man who does not provide for his relatives and especially the members of his own immediate family (see 5:8)?

2. What does Paul describe as the root of all kinds of evil (see 6:10)?

1. Money
2. Love of money
3. Both of the above
4. Neither of the above

1. What does Paul mean when he says that both overseers/pastors and deacons should manage their families well (see 3:5, 12)?

1. Provide spiritual leadership
2. Provide oversight and direction
3. Provide discipline and correction
4. All of the above

2. What did Paul tell Timothy about those who looked down on him because of his youth and how he should live in response (see 4:12)?