Summary

You have completed the thirteen lessons of the Bible Course which we trust has been enlightening to you. It is our hope that the things you have learned from the Bible will stick with you, and that you will take all the necessary steps to put your life in harmony with them without delay.

The purpose of this study is to see how well you have learned the lessons you have been studying. It is the summary, or sum total, of all the lessons placed before you in question form, the answers of which, if correct, will give you a clear picture of the New Testament teaching. We ask you to place yourself in the position of being the object of the New Testament teaching as you answer these questions. We urge you to obey it right away as you become aware of your condition and God’s will for you.

In answering these questions feel free to use your Bible or even the previous lessons which you have completed and we have returned to you. Use whatever means you desire so long as you give Bible answers to the questions.

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THE BIBLE, THE WORD OF GOD

1. What is the word of God, and what does it do for us?
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2. What is God’s power to save man? 
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3. What will happen if one adds to, subtracts from, or substitutes for the things recorded in God’s Word?
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4. There are two covenants. Under which one do we live today?
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5. Why was the first covenant removed or abolished?
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6. Under the Law of Moses, did the blood of bulls and goats take away sin?
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7. Since the Law of Moses is abolished, to whom are we to look for authority in religion today?
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8. Just how much authority is Jesus to have in religion today? 
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9. Does this give men the liberty to make their own laws by which they will serve God, and to bind upon others a creed which they have devised?
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10. When did the New Testament become of force?
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11. According to the foregoing conclusion, was the thief on the cross under the same law as you and I, and therefore subject to the same commands? *
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