A) Colossians B) Galatians C) Romans D) Ephesians
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Nine D) Seven
A) The Orthodox Church B) The Catholic Church C) The Pentecostal Church D) The Baptist Church
A) Paul B) Thomas Aquinas C) Augustine D) Strong
A) Agape B) Philos C) Charitas D) Karpos
A) Because there is only one virtue B) Because it refers only to love C) Because the text was written by a single author D) Because it is generically one
A) A rule dictated by law B) A good habit consonant with our nature C) An emotion felt by the heart D) A gift given by chance
A) Agape B) Philos C) Storge D) Eros
A) The will B) Family loyalty C) Physical attraction D) The emotion
A) Matthew 5:1–10 B) Galatians 5:25–26 C) 1 Corinthians 13:4–8 D) John 3:16
A) 117 times B) 100 times C) 50 times D) 200 times
A) The works of the flesh B) The laws of nature C) The wisdom of man D) The doubts of the mind
A) Greek Concordance B) King James Version C) Strong's Lexicon D) Latin Vulgate
A) Power B) Modesty C) Wealth D) Ambition
A) Financial gain B) The highest good C) Personal comfort D) Social status |