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    The document appears to be a final exam for a course on knowing God's voice. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts from the course, such as distinguishing God's voice from other influences, recognizing God's perfect and acceptable will, and how to respond when failing or suffering according to God's will. The exam indicates the importance of knowing God's will in order to receive direction and avoid chastisement, and emphasizes listening to God's voice through prayer and His written word.

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    The document appears to be a final exam for a course on knowing God's voice. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts from the course, such as distinguishing God's voice from other influences, recognizing God's perfect and acceptable will, and how to respond when failing or suffering according to God's will. The exam indicates the importance of knowing God's will in order to receive direction and avoid chastisement, and emphasizes listening to God's voice through prayer and His written word.

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    Knowing God's Voice: Final Examination

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    The document appears to be a final exam for a course on knowing God's voice. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts from the course, such as distinguishing God's voice from other influences, recognizing God's perfect and acceptable will, and how to respond when failing or suffering according to God's will. The exam indicates the importance of knowing God's will in order to receive direction and avoid chastisement, and emphasizes listening to God's voice through prayer and His written word.

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    The passage discusses different ways God speaks to believers including through dreams, visions, circumstances and the Holy Spirit. It also talks about discerning God's perfect, individual and moral will.

    The passage discusses God's sovereign will (his overarching plan), his individual will (his specific plan for each person) and his moral will (his commands in the Bible).

    Examples given of men who triumphed over failures include David and Peter. Examples of men whose lives ended in failure include Judas, Uziah and Saul.

    Knowing God's Voice

    FINAL EXAMINATION

    Matching: Match the description with the proper phrase:

    A. The voice of man B. The voice of Satan


    C. The voice of self D. The voice of God

    1. Man talking to himself.


    2. The audible voice of another human being.
    3. The voice of our spiritual enemy.
    4. Believers will know this voice.

    Multiple Choice: Select the correct answer:

    5. The two types of listeners of which the Bible speaks are:

    A. Old and young


    B. Wise and foolish
    C. Black and white
    D. Rich and poor

    6. The "rhema" Word of God is:

    A. The written Word of God in general


    B. A specific word of God
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these

    7. The "logos" Word of God is:

    A. The written Word of God in general


    B. A specific word of God
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these

    8. Man was separated from God's presence by:

    A. Demons
    B. Sin
    C. Distance
    D. None of these
    9. Regarding the Word of God you should be:

    A. Both a hearer and doer


    B. A hearer only
    C. A doer only
    D. Neither a hearer or doer

    10. The word "prerequisite" means:

    A. A class in school
    B. Something you must do before you can do something else
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these

    11. The prerequisites presented in this course as important in order to know God's
    will include:

    A. Born-again experience
    B. Indwelling Holy Spirit
    C. Spiritual maturity and transformation
    D. All of these

    12. The Holy Spirit helps us know God's voice by:

    A. Guiding us into God's will


    B. Forgiving us
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these

    13. To be "born again" means:

    A. Acknowledging you are a sinner


    B. Confessing your sins
    C. Believing in Jesus Christ
    D. All of these

    14. To be "spiritually mature" means:

    A. You are at least age 50


    B. You are a professing Christian
    C. You "grow up" spiritually speaking
    D. All of these
    15. As discussed in this course, the word "transformed" means:

    A. An electrical part
    B. To meditate
    C. New styles externally
    D. To be changed into a new image spiritually

    16. Knowledge of God's will is important because it will:

    A. Determine your eternal destiny


    B. Provide direction
    C. Help avoid chastisement
    D. All of these

    17. The right motivation for doing the will of God is:

    A. Wanting blessings
    B. Love
    C. Avoiding chastisement
    D. Hating sin

    18. The following methods of knowing the future are not Scriptural:

    A. Witches, shamen, sorcerers


    B. Magicians and fortune tellers
    C. Voodoo, astrology, drugs
    D. All of these are not Scriptural

    19. The word "emulations" means:

    A. Emotions
    B. Praising God
    C. Doing your own thing
    D. Copying others to equal or excel them

    20. The two divisions of God's will are that which is:

    A. Revealed in God's Word and not revealed in God’s Word


    B. Good and bad
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these
    21. God speaks to man through:

    A. The written Word of God and prayer


    B. Open and closed doors
    C. Counselors and circumstances
    D. All of these

    22. The assurance that God always gives when we are functioning in His will is:

    A. A voice from heaven


    B. Peace in your spirit
    C. A vision
    D. A confirming dream

    23. Questionable practices are:

    A. Practices not specifically mentioned in scripture as right or wrong


    B. Nothing to worry about
    C. Things that really glorify God
    D. None of these

    24. Guidelines for judging a questionable practice include:

    A. Does it glorify God?


    B. Is it necessary?
    C. It is a compromise?
    D. All of these

    25. A "weaker brother" is:

    A. Someone who is sickly


    B. Someone who needs to work out at the gym
    C. A believer who can be adversely affected by actions of a stronger believer
    D. Not mentioned in Scripture

    26. A "stronger brother" is:

    A. Someone who is physically strong


    B. Someone who works out at the gym
    C. A believer who can exercise spiritual liberty with a good conscience
    D. Not mentioned in Scripture
    27. In regards to questionable practices you should:

    A. Cultivate your own convictions


    B. Limit liberty by love
    C. Distinguish between matters of command and freedom
    D. All of these

    28. If you have offended another believer:

    A. Forget about it...it is his problem


    B. Go to him and try to resolve it
    C. Both of these
    D. Neither of these

    29. Great Biblical examples of men who triumphed over their failures are:

    A. Judas, Uziah, Saul


    B. David, Jonah, Peter
    C. Neither of these
    D. All of these

    30. Biblical examples of men whose lives ended in failure are:

    A. Judas, Uziah, Saul


    B. David, Jonah, Peter
    C. Neither of these
    D. All of these

    31. When you have failed you should:

    A. Admit failure
    B. Pray for forgiveness
    C. Correct the error
    D. All of these

    32. Suffering may enter the life of a believer through:

    A. His own sin


    B. Circumstances
    C. Others around him
    D. All of these
    33. When a believer suffers innocently he should:

    A. Be ashamed
    B. Rejoice
    C. Express his anger
    D. Take revenge

    Matching: Match the description with the proper phrase:

    A. God's sovereign will. B. God's individual will C. God's moral will

    34. The commands revealed in the written word of God which teach how we should
    believe and live.
    35. God's predetermined plan for the universe, His master plan.
    36. God's specific plan for a person.

    Matching: Match the description with the proper phrase:

    A. Seed by the wayside B. Seed in stony


    places
    C. Seed among the thorns D. Seed on good
    ground

    37. An example of a listener who hears God's Word and receives it with joy, but it
    does not really take root in his life.
    38. An example of the voice of God being choked out by the cares of the world.
    39. An example of a man who hears the voice of God but the words do not take root
    in his heart because of hardness.
    40. The listener who receives God's Word, listens to His voice, and roots himself in
    that revelation.

    Matching: Match the description with the proper phrase:

    A. The perfect will of God B. The good will of God


    C. The acceptable will of God D. Out of God's will

    41. A believer is in harmony with the moral, sovereign, and individual will of God for
    his life.
    42. The believer is functioning in direct disobedience to God's revealed will.
    43. This believer is in an acceptable area, but missing the perfect will of God for His
    life.
    44. A believer is not in disobedience to God's revealed will, but He is not in the
    perfect individual plan for his life. He is within God's sovereign will and moral
    will.
    True Or False? Are the following statements true or false?

    45. God chastises you because He loves you and desires to bring you back into
    conformity to His will.
    46. If Elijah had been in God's will by going to Brook Cherith, the brook never
    would have run dry.
    47. God sometimes uses trouble to get your attention because He wants to lead you in
    a new direction.
    48. The Bible teaches only sinners will experience suffering.
    49. There are no positive benefits from suffering according to the will of God because
    it is not God's will that you suffer.
    50. You should never admit failure because others will lose confidence in you.
    51. Jesus was not concerned about God's will. He was more concerned about
    ministering to people.
    52. The Bible indicates that man lacks the capacity to guide his own way correctly.
    53. The individual will of God may sometimes disagree with the moral will of God.
    54. Only God has knowledge of the future.
    55. We should avoid practices that give the appearance of evil.
    56. We do not really have to consider others when we are deciding on questionable
    practices.
    57. When believers differ on questionable practices it is sin.
    58. God no longer speaks to man through dreams, angels, and miracles.
    59. God still speaks in visions.
    60. God never speaks through the inner voice of the Holy Spirit. He always speaks in
    an audible voice.

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