1' How should bondservants count slaves regard their own masters, according to 1 Timothy 6:1

1

• 1. How should bondservants count (slaves regard)
  their own masters, according to 1 Timothy 61?
• A. With loyalty
• B. Worthy of all honor
• C. As someone to be obeyed
• D. With great respect

2

• 2. How should bondservants (slaves) serve their
  believing masters, according to 1 Timothy 62?
• A. They should not have to serve because they
  are brethren
• B. They should serve believing masters all the
  more
• C. There should be no difference in service
• D. Believing masters should free their slaves

3

• 3. According to 1 Timothy 63-4, what does Paul
  say about a person who teaches otherwise
  (advocates a different doctrine)?
• A. He is proud (conceited)
• B. He knows nothing (understands nothing)
• C. He is obsessed with disputes (has a morbid
  interest in controversial questions)
• D. All of above

4

• 4. In 1 Timothy 65, how did some view
  godliness?
• A. As a means of gain
• B. As a way to earn salvation
• C. As something to despise
• D. As something to desire

5

• 5. In 1 Timothy 66, Paul says that godliness
  brings great gain when accompanied by what?
• A. Faith
• B. Love
• C. Contentment
• D. Mercy

6

• 6. According to 1 Timothy 67, what did we bring
  into this world?
• A. Our spirit
• B. Innocence
• C. Nothing
• D. Depravity

7

• 7. What does Paul say about the person who has
  food and clothing (covering), in 1 Timothy 68?
• A. He is blessed
• B. He is content
• C. He lacks nothing
• D. He is fortunate

8

• 8. According to 1 Timothy 69, what happens when
  a person desires to be rich?
• A. God grants their request
• B. They must work hard
• C. Their desires will cost them their soul
• D. They fall into temptation and a snare

9

• 9. According to 1 Timothy 610, what is the root
  of all kinds (sorts) of evil?
• A. The love of money
• B. The desire for power
• C. The lust of the flesh
• D. Pride

10

• 10. Which of the following does Paul tell the
  man of God to pursue, in 1 Timothy 611?
• A. Righteousness
• B. Love
• C. Gentleness
• D. All of the above

11

• 11. Who does Paul say the good confession is
  made in the presence of, in 1 Timothy 612?
• A. The Holy Spirit
• B. The church of God
• C. Many witnesses
• D. Christ Jesus our Lord

12

• 12. According to 1 Timothy 613, Christ
  witnessed the good confession before whom?
• A. Peter, James, and John
• B. Pontius Pilate
• C. Nicodemus
• D. Herod

13

• 13. According to 1 Timothy 614, what is one to
  keep until the Lord Jesus Christs appearing?
• A. The faith
• B. Gods Word
• C. The hope of salvation
• D. The commandment

14

• 14. What does Paul call Christ Jesus in 1
  Timothy 615?
• A. King of kings and Lord of lords
• B. Wonderful Counselor
• C. Almighty Savior
• D. Messiah

15

• 15. Where does Paul say the Lord Jesus Christ
  dwells, according to 1 Timothy 616?
• A. The Holy of Holies
• B. In unapproachable light
• C. The third heavens
• D. At the right hand of God

16

• 16. In 1 Timothy 617, Paul instructed those who
  are rich in this present world to fix their hope
  on God who richly gives us (supplies us with)
  what?
• A. Every spiritual blessing
• B. The hope of salvation
• C. All things to enjoy
• D. Mercy to forgive all our sins

17

• 17. According to 1 Timothy 618, Paul tells
  those who are rich in this present world to also
  be rich in what?
• A. Charitable deeds
• B. Faith in the Lord Jesus
• C. The life to come
• D. Good works

18

• 18. What does one need to store up for
  themselves in order to lay hold of eternal life
  (life indeed), according to 1 Timothy 619?
• A. Treasures in heaven
• B. Good works
• C. A good foundation
• D. Gods words

19

• 19. In 1 Timothy 620, Paul encourages Timothy
  to avoid contradictions (arguments) which are
  falsely called what?
• A. Knowledge
• B. Logic
• C. Wisdom
• D. Faith

20

• 20. According to 1 Timothy 621 those who
  professed what is falsely called knowledge are
  said to have strayed (gone astray) from what?
• A. The Law
• B. The truth
• C. The faith
• D. The grace of God