Philippians 1 Quiz

This quiz is based on Philippians chapter 1 (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 wrote the letter to the Philippians on whose behalf?

On behalf of Titus and Philemon

On behalf of Barnabas and himself

On behalf of Timothy and himself

On behalf of John and Peter

2. According to Philippians 1, what was Paul confident about?

He was confident that their worship was pleasing to God.

He was confident that he who had begun a good work in them would perform it until the day of Jesus Christ:

He was confident that if Jesus came again they would be taken up with him for an everlasting life of bliss.

He was confident that the hour of Christ's return was too close.

3. Concerning what did Paul refer to God as his witness?

God was his witness that the Jews rejected him.

God was his witness that he would have come to visit the Philippian church had he not been hindered.

God was his witness that he had suffered mercilessly for Christ.

God was his witness that he greatly longed for the Philippian church with the affection of Christ Jesus.

4. Paul prayed that the love of the Philippian church might abound more and more in what?

Knowledge

Power

Judgment

Discernment

Discipline

5. According to Paul, how would the Philippian church be able to approve things that are excellent?

By abounding in wisdom and discernment.

By abounding in the Spirit.

By abounding in love.

By loving aboundingly in knowledge and judgment.

6. How would the church be sincere and without offense till the day of Christ's second coming?

By abounding in wisdom and discernment.

By abounding in the Spirit.

By loving aboundingly in knowledge and judgment.

By abounding in the scriptures.

7. Through whom are we filled with the fruit of righteousness?

The church

The law

The Scriptures

Jesus Christ

8. What positive effect resulted from Paul's imprisonment?

Paul's imprisonment inspired other Christian missionaries to become very bold to preach without fear.

Paul's imprisonment led many Roman governors to Christ.

Paul's imprisonment served to advance the gospel.

Paul's imprisonment inspired other Christians to become confident in the Lord.

Paul's imprisonment was a proof that he had genuinely repented, becoming a loyal follower of Christ.

Through his imprisonment, Paul went to places he never dreamt of going.

9. Paul said in his prayers he interceded for the Philippian church with what?

Sorrow

Joy

Pain

Satisfaction

10. What did people know about Paul's imprisonment?

They knew he was in prison for Christ.

They knew he was in prison for breaching Jewish laws.

They knew he was in prison because he caused an insurrection in Jerusalem.

They knew he was in prison for speaking ill of the emperor.

11. According to Paul, in which manner did some Christians preach Christ while he was in prison?

They preached Christ in hesitation

They preached Christ in pride

They preached Christ in goodwill

They preached Christ in envy and strife

They preached Christ in fear

12. According to Philippians 1, Paul's earnest expectation and hope were what?

That it would be well with his soul

That he would be with Christ in heaven.

That he would receive heavenly crowns.

That he would in no way be ashamed.

That Christ would be honored in his body, whether dead or alive.

13. Paul said, "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." What is the meaning of for to me to live is Christ?

It means it is Christ who makes Paul live.

It means Christ was the sole object for which Paul lived.

It means Paul's life was like that of Christ.

It means Jesus would decide whether Paul should live or die.

14. What choice was Paul finding difficult to make?

Traveling either to Jerusalem or to Rome

Choosing either to live or to be with Christ in death

Choosing either wisdom or power

Coming either to Philippi or Thessalonica

15. What would make the joy of the Philippians church be more abundant in Christ Jesus for Paul?

Paul's visit to them

Paul's release from incarceration

The prayer of the apostles

The second coming of Jesus

16. What did Paul exhort the Philippians to do?

He exhorted them to love one another in Christ.

He exhorted them to forsake not the gathering of the believers.

He exhorted them not to lie to one another.

He exhorted them to conduct themselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ.

17. What did Paul hope to hear about the Philippians?

He hoped to hear that they were no more given to alcoholism.

He hoped to hear that they stand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel.

He hoped to hear that they were no more striving with the unbelievers.

He hoped to hear that they were no more practicing lawlessness.

18. As believers, we are not only to believe in Christ but also                                 

to wait on him

to give an account to Him

to suffer for His sake

to boast about him

19. According to Paul, who preached Christ out of contention and insincerity, intending to afflict him?

Those who preached Christ in Philippi

Those traveling companions of Paul

Those who preached Christ out of goodwill

Those who preached Christ out of envy and strife

20. According to Paul, who preached Christ out of love?

Those who preached Christ in Philippi

Those traveling companions of Paul

Those who preached Christ out of goodwill

Those who preached Christ out of envy and strife

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