2 Corinthians 12 Quiz

This quiz is based on 2 Corinthians chapter 12 (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. According to Paul, it is not expedient for him to do what?

Boast

Come to Corinth

Preach in Corinth again

Worry

2. According to Paul, he knew a man who was caught up in the third heavens. At the time he was saying it, how long had it been since it happened?

7 years

12 years

14 years

3 years

3. Paul spoke about a man who was caught up in paradise. What did this man experience?

He felt the fire of God.

He heard the sound of thunders.

He saw the Lamb of God who was killed for the salvation of the world.

He heard unspeakable words.

4. Why was there a thorn in Paul's flesh?

So that he would learn to be strong.

So that he would not become conceited.

So that he would not rest from his labor.

So that he would not fall from the grace.

5. What did Paul request that it should be taken away from him?

Persecution

The thorn in the flesh

The threats of death

Pride and weaknesses

6. How many times did Paul besought the Lord to get ride of that thing which was bordering him?

Seven times

Once

Two times

Three times

7. What was God's response to Paul's prayer request to be rid of that problematic thing?

God said, "I am the Lord who formed thee; be perfect."

God said, "My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness."

God said, "In the matter of your weakness, all shall pass."

God said, "I will never leave you nor forsake you."

8. Paul said he takes pleasure in what?

Prayer

Infirmities

Boasting

The ministry

9. According to Paul, he has become a fool in what?

Writing

The ministry

Boasting

Preaching

10. What ought the Corinthian church to do for Paul but failed?

They should have been writing to Paul frequently.

They should have been helping his ministry.

They should have been praying for him.

They should have been commending him.

11. According to Paul, who has compelled him to boast?

The Corinthian church

The apostles

The Jews

The Romans

12. At the time of writing 2 Corinthians, Paul was prepared to visit Corinth for                                 .

first time

fourth time

third time

second time

13. According to Paul, though he was ready to visit the Corinthian church, he was not going there to seek                         .

their comfort

their possession

power

praise

14. According to Paul, though he loved the Corinthian church much,                           .

the more he feared for their safety.

the less he yearned to come to them

the less they loved him

the more they loved false teachers

15. About which matter did Paul say, "for the children ought not to lay up for the parents, but the parents for the children."?

Who loves Paul

Who would provide for Paul

Paul giving gifts to the Corinthians

Paul helping the poor

16. Earlier on, who did Paul send to the Corinthian church?

Timothy and Titus

Titus and another brother

John Mark and Barnabas

Philemon and Philemon

17. Speaking on behalf of his team, Paul said everything they did for the Corinthian church was                             .

their salvation

their survival

their comfort

their edification

18. What was Paul's fear concerning his intention to visit the Corinthian church?

He was afraid to find out that they had fallen from grace.

He was afraid that the Jewish unbelievers had infiltrated the church, spreading false doctrine.

He was afraid he might not find them as he wanted them to be.

He was afraid that, because of his visit, persecution would be rekindled against the church.

19. What would happen if Paul's fear came to pass?

The church would be dissolved.

They might not find him as they wanted him to be.

The church would not be approved by God.

They church would not be counted among the churches of Christ.

20. What was it like for Paul to mourn about if he came to visit the Corinthian church?

He was likely to mourn the death of the Corinthian elders.

He was likely to mourn over many of the unrepented sinning Christians.

He was likely to mourn about their rejection of the path of holiness.

He was likely to mourn about their disunity.

21. While Paul was in Corinth, he demonstrated the signs of an apostle                                     .

in signs and wonders and mighty deeds

in love and comfort

in power and restoration

in redemption and sanctification

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