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.

1. While many faithful Christians "plant" and "water," who ultimately brings growth (see 3:1-9)?

2. What does Paul say that the kingdom of God consists of in chapter 4 (see vv. 18-20)?

1. What is the main topic Paul communicated to the Corinthians in the power of the Spirit (see 2:1-5)?

1. Prophecy
2. Prosperity
3. Person of Christ and His cross
4. None of the above

2. Given that an unsaved person can't comprehend spiritual matters, what does Paul say believers have so that we have the capacity to do so (see 2:14-16)?

1. Which of the following are listed as a result of the Holy Spirit's controlling influence in our lives (5:16-26)?

1. Selfishness
2. Sadness
3. Schisms
4. None of the above

2. How should we approach a fellow believer who has failed (6:1-5)?

1. What groups are equal before God and united through Christ (see 3:28)?

1. Jew and Greek
2. Slave and free
3. Male and female
4. All of the above

2. When 'the fullness of time' came, what happened and why (see 4:4-5)?

1. What warning did Paul write about to the Galatians (see 1:6-9)?

1. Deserting the true gospel
2. Abandoning the practice of circumcision
3. Forgetting to observe special Jewish rituals
4. None of the above

2. What amazing paradox does Paul describe in Galatians 2:20?

1. Who will appear before the second coming of Christ, and what will happen to him (see 2:3-8)?

2. What did Paul advise about idleness (3:6-12)?

1. Keep away from any believer who is habitually idle.
2. Imitate his work ethic because he was not idle when he was with them.
3. If anyone is not willing to work, let that person not eat.
4. Do their work quietly and earn their own living.
5. All of the above.

1. What are the marks of Christ's second coming that Paul wanted to make sure the Thessalonian believers understood (see 4:13-18)?

1. Return: The Lord Himself will descend from heaven with visible and audible signs.
2. Resurrection: Dead believers will rise from their graves first.
3. Rapture: Living believers will be caught up together with them to meet the Lord.
4. All of the above.

2. Who should not be surprised by the Second Coming (see 5:1-11)?

1. Concerning the Thessalonians, what did Paul gratefully remember before God in prayer (see 1:2-3)?

1. Their work of faith
2. Their labor of love
3. Their steadfastness of hope
4. All of the above

2. What proof did Paul offer that he ministered to them from pure motives (see 2:1-12)?

1. What encouraging word did the Lord give Paul via a vision in Corinth (see 18:5-11)?

2. Who is described as "an eloquent man, competent in the Scriptures" (see vv. 24-28)?