Discipleship Training Program. Second Semester Exam 4

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1 Discipleship Training Program Second Semester Exam 4 Fourth Quarter Classes

2 House Of Israel Discipleship Training Program Exam NOTE TO PARTICIPANT The Discipleship Training Program is part of adult continued study designed to assist students in their comprehension and communication of YeHoVaH s Word through Yeshua s ministry. Students should be encouraged that every level of discipleship study is useful to their life, whether or not they pursue active ministry. After successful completion of this exam, students may progress to the next quarter for further study and examination. Following each class, we recommend self-evaluation of areas of study that have been mastered, as well as those requiring further attention. A survey is provided at the end of this exam to facilitate this evaluation process. It also offers participants a chance to provide valuable feedback of the teaching and examination programs. Each of us has specific abilities and a unique role gifted by the Father. The circumstances of our lives are only one aspect of our experiences. Study is another. What we can do with our experiences when combined with knowledge of the Word and a proper Kingdom mindset is nothing short of miraculous! But in order to properly teach the Word, it must be written upon the mind as well as the heart, in its purest form without religion. It is the desire of House Of Israel to make your journey in the Word as enjoyable and informative as others have found it to be. As always, we invite you, your family and friends to attend and to participate in our services at House Of Israel in Charlotte. We provide programs through our web site, on the internet and on television stations around the world. Please feel free to provide us with your feedback at any time, and may you and your studies be thoroughly blessed! Shalom! Dr. Arthur Bailey Mailing Address Arthur Bailey Ministries PO Box 1182 Fort Mill, SC Office Phone Number Web Site Addresses Fellowship Location House Of Israel 1334 Hill Rd. Charlotte, NC Fellowship Hours 7pm ET 11am ET 2

3 Second Semester, Fourth Quarter Exam 4: Classes Read each question carefully and write your answer legibly. Take your time and reflect on each question before answering. Imagine yourself being asked these questions by non-believers. How would you answer? Respond to the best of your ability. If you struggle with any questions, you may ask your instructor for clarification. Thank you for being a part of our Discipleship Training Program and may you be thoroughly blessed! 1) Write your answers in the spaces provided. a.) Explain in-depth, what are passage, book, Testament, and whole scripture contexts; and how they relate to one another. Passage: Book: Testament: Whole scripture: How they relate: b.) What questions must we reasonably ask while studying a passage of scripture? 2) Fill in the blanks. a.) The First Mention Principle is the to the door of the full truth. b.) Under the First Mention Principle, the first time a thing is mentioned in scripture, it will carry with it, a meaning that will be throughout the entire Bible. c.) Define the six major areas that the First Mention Principle may address: 3

4 3) Write your responses in the spaces provided. a.) Explain the significance of the First Mention Principle in interpreting scripture. b.) Define simply how the First Mention and Comparative Mention Principles relate to scripture, Bible persons, places, and prophesies. First Mention Principle How they relate to: Scripture Comparative Mention Principle How they relate to: Scripture Bible persons Bible persons Places Places Prophesies Prophesies c.) Explain how our relationship with YeHoVaH and our ability to hear His voice helps us as we work to clarify the unclear passages using those that are clearer. 4) Write your responses in the spaces provided. a.) Explain why it would be necessary to view the compilation of the books of the Bible as essentially one book in order to reveal the First Mention Principle. 4

5 (4 continued) b.) Explain the need for appropriate balance when applying the first mention. c.) Describe how you will apply the First Mention Principle when studying and interpreting scripture. 5) True or False. Write T for true, and F for false. Grace is God s unmerited favor. Grace teaches us to deny ungodliness. We are to find the first principle, not just the first mention of a word. Homiletics is the art of writing sermons and/or preaching. There was a mercy seat on the Ark that Moses built. YeHoVaH can use unclean animals to perform a specific task. People were filled with the Holy Spirit long before Pentecost. 6) Write your responses in the spaces provided. a.) Define areas where the Comparative Principle applies to Bible study. b.) Define how the Comparative Mention Principle works regarding biblical principles; and also with respect to events. Principles: Events: 5

6 7) True or False. Write T for true, and F for false. The Old Covenant was established under the Levitical order. The Renewed Covenant was established under the Melchizedek order. The Law is death. Legalism is what people consider as the letter of the Law without the Spirit. The Bible is complete. The Torah teaches us how to be perfect. A Berean searches the scriptures. 8) Write your answers in the spaces provided. a.) Explain how to think of scripture as folding and unfolding with respect to time. b.) Yeshua (sometimes many verses removed) interpreted His parables for His disciples. Explain the value of the Comparative Mention Principle when used in parables. c.) Now explain how the converse is true: if a comparison is not found, then the comparative mention is not evidence for any specific teaching. 9) Multiple choice. Complete each blank with one answer from those provided. man heaven religion Adam sacrifice a.) Yeshua is the last. b.) When you are born again, you are born of. c.) One of the greatest impediments of spiritual maturity is. 10) Write your responses in the spaces provided. a.) Explain how layers of detail can be added to a passage by considering other mentions and comparing them. 6

7 (10 continued) b.) Define synoptic as it applies to the gospels. c.) Provide two examples of progressive revelation of symbols and precepts from scripture. 11) True or False. Write T for true, and F for false. Without the Law, there is no grace. Mt. Zion is the place where the golden calf was made. Yeshua s voice was sent to convict the world of sin. Sin is lawlessness. The Bible says that it is a sin to drink. The Bible says that Homosexuality is a sin. Greater is he that prophesies than he that speaks only in tongues. 12) Write your answers in the spaces below. a.) Many people today claim to believe in Yeshua/Jesus, yet continue to ignore Torah, and keep holidays that are not commanded feast days. What do you say if challenged for not celebrating traditional holidays? b.) Explain the trail of progressive mention concerning the Almighty: c.) What is Messianic prophesy as revealed progressively in the Bible as Torah? 7

8 13) Fill in the blanks with the letter for the correct answer to its corresponding question. a. hear it e. mind b. excuses f. Joel c. Amos g. do it d. word h. laws Who said that sons and daughters would prophesy? When you reject the Torah, what do you make up? In the parable of the sower, what does the seed represent? If you don t understand the Word, you are not going to what? 14) Multi-part question. Write your answers in the spaces below. Let s explore how easily religion is built upon a faulty foundation; based on human interpretation. Watch how easily scripture can be made to fit man-made concepts. Using any biblical story, build a simple church doctrine based upon it. Invent a name for your church or ministry. Then list a one-line mission or purpose. Finally, list three of its foundational principles. (For example: Ark of the Eight ministry. We shelter the homeless. Services are held on rainy days.) Church/ministry name: Mission: ) Write your answers below. Understanding that we have to make sacrifices when we follow Torah, what has been the most difficult, and the easiest aspects for you in keeping Torah, and why? Most difficult: Easiest: 16) Circle one answer from the list below for each question. a.) The faith teaches about purgatory; a place where souls go when they die, and wherefrom they may be prayed into the Kingdom. Seventh-Day Adventist Catholic Anglican Muslim 8

9 (16 continued) b.) Unclean foods may be eaten. only if sanctified since Yeshua made all food clean only if blessed in disobedience to Torah c.) We must be careful not to people when making general statements about race based upon what people of that race may do. offend stereotype alienate ostracize d.) In putting off the old man, you are putting to your members which are upon the earth. sleep shame death naught 17) Write your answer in the space below. There are differences between physical and spiritual uncleanness. Explain some of the things a person can do to become more physically and spiritually clean. Physically: Spiritually: 18) True or False. Write T for true, and F for false in the spaces below. Unclean spirits can be felt/sensed. Forbearance is a virtue. The synoptic gospels include the book of Jude. Babylon was the capital city of the first man-made kingdom of Shinar. The post-diluvians were people who lived after the great flood. Tel Aviv is the capital of Israel. The Jewish people are the descendants of Jezebel. Israel is the land of the Jews. 9

10 19) Write your responses in the spaces provided. a.) What is the significance of covenants, and how do we compare/contrast the nature of covenants in the Old versus New Testament? b.) Identify characteristics and elements of the two types of covenants: Conditional: Unconditional: 20) Fill in the blanks for the following questions. a.) is the study of celestial objects (i.e. planets, stars). b.) YeHoVaH is going to raise up a. c.) People have a tendency to the Bible. 21) Write your answer in the space provided. YeHoVaH sees everything. As a result, most people guard their behavior. Can you identify five reasons why people continue to sin even after learning that YeHoVaH sees all that they do? 22) True or False. Write T for true, and F for false in the spaces below. We can live without sinning. Part of ministry includes helping people connect the dots with the front of the book (Bible). A beriyth/brit deals with cutting. The Torah is a covenant between YeHoVaH and man. An unconditional covenant is one that is ratified. A conditional covenant is based upon a promise. 10

11 (22 continued) God does not break His covenants, man does. The Edenic Covenant is one that was made by Adam. The Everlasting Covenant involves creation s plan. 23) Write your answer in the space provided. There are three parts to divine covenants. Can you identify what they are? ) Write your answers in the spaces provided. a.) How do we see the Comparative Mention Principle in symbols; and how may we enrich others understanding of it? b.) Explain contrast when used in the scriptures. 25) Write your answer in the space provided. Explain the Everlasting Covenant. Congratulations! You have successfully completed Exam 4. Please return your papers to your instructor or program administrator. Thank you for completing this quarter. 11

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13 Discipleship Training Class Self-Evaluation & Survey Second Semester, Fourth Quarter - Exam 4 (If you need additional space, please continue on another sheet.) 1) Can you think of a covenant that you made with someone at any point in your life that you kept? How about one that you broke? Feel free to answer in general, one or both questions. 2) What do you feel has been the most important lesson you have learned from this quarter of study? 3) What do you think is the most striking evidence for you that YeHoVaH actively participates in your life? 4) Has your understanding of grace, salvation, and/or religion changed since you began this course? Feel free to elaborate on one or more questions. 13

14 5) What has learning that we may repent, ask and receive forgiveness, and walk in obedience to Torah (the Word) to become truly saved meant to you personally? 6) How has this quarter changed the way you might talk to others about salvation and/or religion? Feel free to elaborate on one or both questions. 7) I would appreciate clarification on the following topic(s): 8) What did you like/dislike about this course? Feel free to add suggestions for improvements. 14