Bible/Church Quiz

Memorizing exact quotes has never been my forte. I have done it in the past but unless I frequently review and re-memorize then I lose it. I do, however, have John 11:35 down pat.

 

3 people answered "yes." There is not such book in the bible as "Revelations." It is "Revelation." Just one. </font>[/QUOTE]I think most of us knew what the poster intended and left it at that rather than to make an issue of it.

From one of the "liars."

 

Yeah, I passed, I got 60% correct!

 

I must have missed this part of English course.

Should this not be "There is no such book in the Bible as 'Revelations?" I thought that "Bible" was capitalised when referring to the Holy Bible as the title of a book?

Perhaps we are all capable of typing errors? I know that I commit more than my share.

 

Would like to answer but my PC only seems to open Java when it feels like it. Grr. No idea why. Can someone give me the url for the actual poll please?

Liz

 

As Clovis Ledbetter would tell his brother, Marcell---"Marcell! There ain't no fairness in this world!!! Everybody knows its spelled--'R-E-V-E-L-A-T-I-O-N-S'

Great day---TexasSky!!! Blackbird scored a 'hun-durd!'(Though there was a slight---slight---slight struggle with those beatitudes!!) Does that qualify him for Texas citizenship????

 

Could someone explain to me how Saul became Paul?

All I see is Saul/Paul being referred to as "Saul" through Acts 13:9 (quite a few chapters after his conversion in Acts 9), which says "But Saul, also known as Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit, looked intently at him..." Henceforth, he is known exclusively as Paul.

I can't find a reason in the text for the change.

 

Guess I need to resign from my church. Obviously, I am not "knowledgable" enough to be a member. Oh, but wait, I'm learning more about God's love, mercy, grace and forgiveness IN church all the time. Wonder if that thirst for knowledge will get me a reprieve?

 

Never read Revelations.

 

There aren't any 'Beattitudes' eiether.

I remember when I was in Bible college one teacher said he would FLUNK anyone who called the last book of the NT 'Revelations'. Simply because it is not a series of revelations but rather a continuous uninterrupted revelation.

I meet a lot of Pentecostal people who call it 'Revelations'. I also worked with one dear Pentecostal lady who thought I worked with the 'death.' She meant 'deaf'. In five years' time she never did get it right.

 

AMEN

 

What? No questions on the tabernacle?

 

I voted no on Revelations because that isn't how you spell it.

 

WOW! Quite a few high scores!