NTS Mastery Test #1
NTS Mastery Test #1
Welcome to the NTS Mastery Test #1! This quiz is designed for those who want to deepen their understanding of the New Testament and the historical context surrounding it. Test your knowledge on key figures, events, and theological concepts.
- 37 challenging questions
- Multiple choice and open-ended responses
- Designed for both learning and assessment
1. Which group of people prepared the world for Christ by building roads?
Jews
Greeks
Romans
Samaritan
2. The essential criterion for accepting writings into the New Testament canon was
Inspiration.
The length of the writing.
The age of the document.
The decree of the bishop in Rome.
3. Herod Agrippa II listened to the trial of
Peter.
Paul.
Jesus.
Stephen.
4. A key word related to Mark’s purpose is
Immediately
Fulfill
Life
Kingdom
5. Luke emphasizes that Jesus came to be the Savior of
Greeks
Jews
Rome
All
6. Jesus proved He was the Messiah by
Healing and performing miracles.
Teaching in Jewish parables
Riding into Jerusalem as a king.
Teaching in the temple at age twelve.
7. In his introduction, John contrasts
The beginning and end.
Light and darkness.
Poverty and wealth.
Weakness and power.
8. John emphasized Jesus as the Son of God to
Correct the errors of false teachers.
Repeat the Synoptic teachings.
Contrast Him with the Son of Man.
Clarify the teachings of John the Baptist.
9. Form Simon Peter, we learn that Jesus
Changes our character as we believe in Him.
Expects us to drink from His cup.
Satisfies all who believe in Him.
Knows our inner thoughts.
10. The main purpose of Acts is to emphasize the
Early church
Ministry of Paul
Ministry of Peter
Holy Spirit
11. Luke emphasizes the Holy Spirit’s role of
Service
Surrender
Salvation
Sanctification
12. The main character in Acts 1—12 is
Peter
Stephen
Paul
Philip
13. Paul’s approach when ministering to Jews usually included
A warning against pagan idols
A line or two of poetry
The partaking of communion
Extensive use of the Old Testament
14. The Roman church needed to find common ground in Christ because of their
Pride
Idolatry
False teachers
Cultural differences
15. The Old Testament example of justification by faith is
Isaac
Ishmael.
Moses.
Abraham.
16. The Galatian churches were having problems
Submitting to church leaders.
Recognizing Jesus the Messiah.
Trusting in grace along to be saved.
Relating to other groups of believers
17. Romans 6-8 contrasts
Jews and Gentiles under God’s judgement.
Slaves of sin and slaves of righteousness.
The weak and the mature in Jesus Christ.
The young and the old under the Law.
18. First Corinthians 1-4 is about the problem of
Divisions.
Unbelief.
Judaizers.
Persecution.
19. In 1 Corinthians 12-14, Paul writes about the topic of
False teachers.
Spiritual gifts.
Good works.
The end-time.
20. False apostles in Corinth
Used spiritual weapons to fight.
Made up stories about miracles.
Were persecuted for their faith.
Made human sacrifices to idols.
21. To appreciate the message of the book of Romans it will be helpful first to consider Paul's presuppositions. He based these, of course, on Old Testament revelation concerning cosmology and history. What is not included in Paul's presupposition in writing the letter to the Romans?
Paul assumed the God of the Old Testament.
Paul's view of man is that he is subject to God's government of the universe.
Paul's view of history was that of Old Testament revelation.
Paul's view of history was that of New Testament revelation.
22. Our salvation is based on the great truth of ____________________. He is one who exchanges places with another. Because of sin, we stood in the place of judgment; that is, we deserved to be punished and separated from God. Yet Jesus came to be our ____________________.
Healing/Healer
Sanctification/Sanctifier
Substitution/Substitute
God/God
23. Written in Rome in 62 A.D. While under house arrest for the Church in Ephesus.
Romans
Philippians
Ephesians
Colossians
24. In 356 B.C. The king of Macedonia and father of Alexander the Great renamed a town after himself and enlarged it.
The City of Macedonia
The City of Ephesus
The City of Philippi
The City of Rome
25. We are holy for two reasons:
(1) what Jesus did for us and (2) what He does in us
(1) what I did for others (2) what I love about myself
(1) what Jesus did for us and (2) what the pastor did through us
(1) what God did in and through us (2) what the Holy Spirit did from us
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