A) Cairo Codex B) Berlin Codex C) Rylands Codex D) Oxyrhynchus Codex
A) Two B) Six C) Ten D) Four
A) The trial of Jesus B) The birth of Jesus C) The ascension of Jesus D) A post-resurrection appearance of Christ
A) The nature of matter and sin B) The politics of the Roman Empire C) The end of the world and prophecy D) The laws of Moses and tithing
A) Andrew B) Peter C) John D) Mary
A) Her plans for the future B) Her childhood memories C) Special teachings she received from Jesus D) The whereabouts of the other disciples
A) Economic reform B) Visions C) The history of Israel D) The temple hierarchy
A) In heaven B) Under the earth C) Where the mind is D) In the temple
A) Soul, spirit, and a third mind B) Soul, flesh, and spirit C) Mind, body, and spirit D) Heart, body, and soul
A) Four pages of the text are missing B) The disciples celebrate C) Peter apologizes D) Jesus returns
A) The betrayal of Judas B) The sermon on the mount C) The ascent of a soul D) The miracle of the loaves
A) Twelve B) Four C) Three D) Seven
A) Mary B) Andrew C) The narrator D) Jesus
A) He wants to be the leader B) He questions if Jesus spoke secretly to a woman instead of them C) He does not like her vision D) He believes she is lying
A) Greek B) Latin C) Coptic D) Aramaic
A) 1955 B) 1938 C) 1983 D) 1896
A) 1983 B) 1896 C) 1955 D) 1938
A) Two B) Six C) Four D) One
A) 1896 and 1955 B) 1900 and 1910 C) 1950 and 1960 D) 1938 and 1983
A) Tenth-century B) First-century C) Third-century D) Fifth-century
A) P. J. Parsons B) Walter Till C) Carl Reinhardt D) Christopher Tuckett
A) Stephen J. Shoemaker B) Karen L. King C) Walter Till D) Esther A. de Boer
A) Richard Valantasis B) Karen L. King C) Barbara J. Silvertsen D) Christopher Tuckett
A) Barbara J. Silvertsen B) Stephen J. Shoemaker C) F. Stanley Jones D) Esther A. de Boer
A) Andrew B) John C) Levi D) Peter
A) Andrew B) Philip C) Levi D) Peter
A) Walter Till B) Richard Valantasis C) Christopher Tuckett D) Karen L. King
A) A poetic anthology of psalms B) A purely historical biography of Jesus C) A Gnostic dialogue containing a revelation discourse D) A collection of letters to early church leaders
A) The importance of the apostles B) The idea of a post-resurrection revelation C) The concept of sin D) Creation theory concerning the Demiurge
A) Sarah Parkhouse B) Karen King C) Pheme Perkins D) Bart Ehrman
A) An exclusively Jewish sectarian context B) A broader Christian context C) A modern secular context D) A purely pagan philosophical context
A) Strict legalistic observance B) Political revolution C) Literal historical documentation D) Inner spiritual knowledge
A) Legalistic B) Historical C) Eschatological D) Autobiographical
A) In Christian life in the present B) In the destruction of the world C) In the afterlife of the saints D) In the future coming of Christ
A) Mark Adamo B) Chris Carter C) Peeter Vähi D) Dan Brown
A) The Gospel of Eve B) The Da Vinci Code C) Pistis Sophia D) The X-Files
A) The X-Files B) The Da Vinci Code C) Mary Magdalene Gospel D) Pistis Sophia
A) The Gospel of Mary B) Hollywood A.D. C) The Coptic Fragments D) The Last Supper
A) The X-Files B) Hollywood A.D. C) Mary Magdalene Gospel D) The Da Vinci Code
A) A brother B) A sister C) A wife D) A child
A) A prophet B) Immortal C) Divine D) Mortal |