1 Timothy 2 Quiz

This quiz is based on 1 Timothy chapter 2 (KJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given. We wish you all the best.

1. Paul exhorted the believers to do what?

He exhorted them to purge themselves of all evil.

He exhorted them to hold on to their faith in times of trials.

He exhorted them to be careful of those who have shipwrecked their faith.

He exhorted them to give thanks and make supplications, prayers, and intercessions to God for all men.

2. According to 1 Timothy 2, why should supplications, prayers, and intercessions be made for kings and those who are in authority?

So that they would convert to Christianity

So that we believers may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty

So that they would rule well

So that they would not abuse their power

3. What is good and acceptable in the sight of God?

Prayer for kings and those in authority

Giving alms to the poor

Denouncing the world and following Christ

Doing good to those who are of the family of faith

4. According to 1 Timothy 2, what is the will of God for man?

He wills that we live at peace with all men.

He wills that all men should be saved.

He wills that His Son should come into the world.

He wills that all should enter the kingdom through the narrow gate.

5. According to 1 Timothy 2, what did Paul describe Jesus to be?

Mediator between God and men

Helper of our souls

Comforter

The resurrected Savior

6. According to 1 Timothy 2, what has Christ done for all mankind?

He gave us a new name and identity.

He brought us out of all hardships.

He delivered us from the power of Satan.

He gave Himself as a ransom for all people.

7. According to 1 Timothy 2, Paul ordained a preacher and an apostle for what?

He has been ordained to testify about the abundant grace of God.

He has been ordained to give glory to God.

He has been ordained to witness about what Jesus has done.

He has been ordained to teach about the signs of the end of age and the life after death.

8. Paul was ordained as what?

A soldier of the cross

A preacher

An elder

A teacher of the Gentiles

An apostle

A helper

9. What did Paul desire?

He desired that the believers would respect themselves.

He desired that men pray everywhere, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting.

He desired that Jesus would count them worthy of His heavenly kingdom.

He desired that Timothy would come and join him in Greece.

10. What did Paul exhort the women to do?

They should adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation.

They should fight the good fight of faith.

The should fear the Lord and their husbands.

They should learn in silence with all submission.

They should stay at home and cater for their children.

11. What did Paul discourage women from doing?

He discouraged them from adorning themselves with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing.

He discouraged them from using unwholesome words.

He discouraged them from spending all their time at church.

He discouraged them from not attending church services.

12. What did Paul forbade a Christian woman to do?

He forbade them to be talkative.

He forbade them to teach and to exercise authority over a man.

He forbade them to amass wealth for themselves.

He forbade them to look down on their husbands.

13. Why did Paul disallow women from being leaders in the church?

It was because women are not God's favourite.

It was because Adam was first formed before Eve.

It was because women are generally incompetent.

It was because Adam was not the one deceived, but Eve.

It was because women are physically and emotionally weak.

14. What assurance did Paul give the Christian women?

The Lord would grant them favor in the eyes of their enemies.

They would not be held accountable for their sins.

They would be glorified at the last if they are supportive to their husbands.

They would be saved in childbearing, if they continue in faith, love and holiness with propriety.

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