1. What did Paul say about the divine power of our warfare weapons (see 10:3-6)?

1. They can destroy strongholds.
2. They can destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God.
3. They can take every thought captive to obey Christ.
4. All of the above.

2. What compelling credentials did Paul present to justify his authority as an apostle (see 11:22-28)?

1. What does godly grief/sorrow produce as opposed to worldly grief/sorrow (see 7:8-11)?

2. To prompt generosity, how did Paul commend Jesus as an example (see 8:9)?

1. Though He was rich
2. For your sake He became poor
3. So that by His poverty you might become rich
4. All of the above

1. Where must all followers of Christ appear for judgment (see 5:10)?

2. What reasons did Paul use against being "unequally yoked" with unbelievers in marriage or other partnerships (see 6:14-18)?

1. What is present along with the Spirit of the Lord (see 3:17)?

2. What contrasts did Paul draw about serving Christ through persecution (see 4:8-12)?

1. Afflicted in every way but not crushed
2. Perplexed but not driven to despair
3. Persecuted but not forsaken
4. Struck down but not destroyed
5. All of the above

1. How is God described in 2 Corinthians 1:3?

1. God and Father of the Lord Jesus Christ
2. Father of mercies
3. God of all comfort
4. All of the above

2. What did Paul direct the Corinthian church to do about one of their members who had caused pain because of his sin (see 2:5-11)?

1. What is the essence of the gospel according to Paul (see 15:3-4)?

1. Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures.
2. He was buried.
3. He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures.
4. He appeared to His followers.
5. All of the above.

2. What are the dire consequences if there is no resurrection (see 15:12-19)?

1. When you look at Paul's portrait of love, of whom does it remind you in the Bible (see 13:4-8)?

2. To speak in tongues in a worship service, what are Paul's rules for the exercise of this gift (see 14:27-28)?

1. Two or at the most three people exercising their gift in worship
2. Each one in turn, not at the same time
3. Each one accompanied by an interpreter
4. Keep silent in church when no interpreter present
5. All of the above

1. What was the result of the Corinthian believers partaking of the Lord's Supper in an unworthy manner (see 11:27-32)?

2. Which of the following are listed as spiritual gifts (see 12:7-11; 27-30)?

1. Gift of criticizing
2. Gift of complaining
3. Gift of helping/serving
4. All of the above

1. Why did Paul try to "become all things to all people" (see 9:19-23)?

2. When Paul describes Israel in the wilderness, to what does he compare Christ (see 10:1-4)?

1. What advice did Paul give to those who were single like himself (see 7:6-9)?

2. Even though the believers in Corinth were technically free to eat food that had been sacrificed to an idol, what principles come from Paul's encouragement to abstain (see 8:4-13)?

1. Exercising our liberty in Christ could derail the faith of weak Christians who might misunderstand if they see us eating food sacrificed to idols.
2. Setting a positive example by abstaining shows that we love these weak Christians for whom Christ died.
3. Causing weak Christians to stumble is not only a sin against them but a sin against Christ.
4. All of the above.