LIGHTHOUSE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

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1. How many days did it take for God to CREATE the heavens and the earth?

2. Who did God instruct to build an ark to ensure humanity’s survival after the flood?

3. What was the name of the place where God confused the language of all the people?

4. Who was Abraham and Sarah’s son?

5. Who among Jacob’s sons was appointed as a ruler over Egypt under Pharaoh?

6. In what city did the initial outpouring of the Holy Spirit occur?

7. How many days from Jesus’ resurrection did the disciples wait for the day of the Pentecost?

8. Who was the first gentile to be saved and then given the Holy Spirit?

9. After the council in Jerusalem (Acts 15), who was tasked to instruct the other churches on what they agreed to regarding the law?

10. Who wrote the book of Acts?

II. FAITH and SALVATION: Instruction: answer the questions according to your beliefs Q11. Which one is the mark of a person’s salvation?

12. A person is saved by _______.

13. Which one CANNOT commit any error?

14. What comes after salvation?

15. Who is the true leader of the Church?

16. When will Jesus return?

17. The baptism of the Holy Spirit is given to __________.

18. Which one is not a person of the trinity?

19. The work of the ministry is given to ___________.

20. Who is the bible’s author?

III. ENGLISH: Select the correct sentence.

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IV. Essay. Answer the questions as honestly as possible. Use at least one (1) Bible verse to support your answer. Question#1: How did you come to believe in the Lord? (10 pts)

2. Please describe how the Lord has called you into serving Him. (10pts)

READING COMPREHENSION: Read the entire paragraph and answer the questions below. - At the beginning of the sixteenth century Italy was rotten to the core. In the close competition of great wickedness, the Vicar of Christ easily carried off the palm, and the Court of Alexander VI was probably the wickedest meeting-place of men that has ever existed upon earth. No virtue, Christian or Pagan, was there to be found; little art that was not sensuous or sensual. It seemed as if Bacchus and Venus and Priapus had come to their own again, and yet Rome had not ceased to call herself Christian. Which statement best describes the paragraph?

2. At the beginning of the sixteenth century Italy was rotten to the core. In the close competition of great wickedness, the Vicar of Christ easily carried off the palm, and the Court of Alexander VI was probably the wickedest meeting-place of men that has ever existed upon earth. No virtue, Christian or Pagan, was there to be found; little art that was not sensuous or sensual. It seemed as if Bacchus and Venus and Priapus had come to their own again, and yet Rome had not ceased to call herself Christian. What does the phrase “the Vicar of Christ easily carried off the palm” mean?

3. At the beginning of the sixteenth century Italy was rotten to the core. In the close competition of great wickedness, the Vicar of Christ easily carried off the palm, and the Court of Alexander VI was probably the wickedest meeting-place of men that has ever existed upon earth. No virtue, Christian or Pagan, was there to be found; little art that was not sensuous or sensual. It seemed as if Bacchus and Venus and Priapus had come to their own again, and yet Rome had not ceased to call herself Christian. What does “little art that was not sensuous or sensual” mean?

4. At the beginning of the sixteenth century Italy was rotten to the core. In the close competition of great wickedness, the Vicar of Christ easily carried off the palm, and the Court of Alexander VI was probably the wickedest meeting-place of men that has ever existed upon earth. No virtue, Christian or Pagan, was there to be found; little art that was not sensuous or sensual. It seemed as if Bacchus and Venus and Priapus had come to their own again, and yet Rome had not ceased to call herself Christian. When the author writes “… Rome had not ceased to call herself Christian”, he means

5. Read the entire paragraph and answer the questions below. According to ancient and modern cosmographers, that part of the world called Asia has adjacent to it a multitude of greater and lesser islands, inhabited by various nations and peoples, and as rich in precious stones, gold, silver, and other minerals, as they abound in fruit and grain, flocks, and animals. Some of the islands yield all kinds of spices which are carried away and distributed throughout the world. These islands are commonly designated in their books, descriptions, and sea-charts, as the great archipelago of San Lazaro, and are located in the eastern ocean. Among the most famous of them are the islands of Maluco, Céleves, Tendaya, Luzon, Mindanao, and Borneo, which are now called the Filipinas. Which one is the main subject of the paragraph?

6. According to ancient and modern cosmographers, that part of the world called Asia has adjacent to it a multitude of greater and lesser islands, inhabited by various nations and peoples, and as rich in precious stones, gold, silver, and other minerals, as they abound in fruit and grain, flocks, and animals. Some of the islands yield all kinds of spices which are carried away and distributed throughout the world. These islands are commonly designated in their books, descriptions, and sea-charts, as the great archipelago of San Lazaro, and are located in the eastern ocean. Among the most famous of them are the islands of Maluco, Céleves, Tendaya, Luzon, Mindanao, and Borneo, which are now called the Filipinas. Based on the first sentence, which statement is true?

7. According to ancient and modern cosmographers, that part of the world called Asia has adjacent to it a multitude of greater and lesser islands, inhabited by various nations and peoples, and as rich in precious stones, gold, silver, and other minerals, as they abound in fruit and grain, flocks, and animals. Some of the islands yield all kinds of spices which are carried away and distributed throughout the world. These islands are commonly designated in their books, descriptions, and sea-charts, as the great archipelago of San Lazaro, and are located in the eastern ocean. Among the most famous of them are the islands of Maluco, Céleves, Tendaya, Luzon, Mindanao, and Borneo, which are now called the Filipinas. What is a cosmographer?

8. According to ancient and modern cosmographers, that part of the world called Asia has adjacent to it a multitude of greater and lesser islands, inhabited by various nations and peoples, and as rich in precious stones, gold, silver, and other minerals, as they abound in fruit and grain, flocks, and animals. Some of the islands yield all kinds of spices which are carried away and distributed throughout the world. These islands are commonly designated in their books, descriptions, and sea-charts, as the great archipelago of San Lazaro, and are located in the eastern ocean. Among the most famous of them are the islands of Maluco, Céleves, Tendaya, Luzon, Mindanao, and Borneo, which are now called the Filipinas. Which places are included in the islands called the Filipinas?

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