I CORINTHIANS 1 1. Paul heard there was this among the brethren at Corinth. a. Unconditional love b. Many good works c. Continuous prayer & fasting d. Contentions 2. Paul said, he was not sent to baptize, but rather a. Do good works. b. Judge the church. c. Feed the poor. d. Preach the gospel. 3. The preaching of the cross to them that perish is a. Righteousness. b. Holiness. c. Foolishness. d. Victory. 4. The preaching of the cross to us which are saved is a. The power of God. b. A point of contact. c. A blessed assurance. d. A day of reckoning. 5. The Jews require a. Blood. b. A sign. c. Credentials. d. A visitation. 6. The Greeks seek after a. Blood. b. Vengeance. c. Wisdom. d. Gold. 7. Christ crucified, to the Jews is a. A stumbling block. b. Blasphemy. c. Honorable. d. Holiness. 8. Christ crucified, to the Greeks is a. A miracle. b. Freedom. c. Foolishness. d. Circumcision. 9. God has chosen these things, to confound the wise. a. Complex b. Foolish c. Studious d. Awesome 10. God has chosen these things, to confound the mighty. a. Weak b. Great c. Miraculous d. Stupendous
I CORINTHIANS 2 1. Paul said, I did not come to you with this. a. Love for the brethren b. Words of life c. Excellency of speech d. Hope of eternal life 2. Paul said, he was determined not to know anything but a. The law. b. The 10 commandments. c. Jesus Christ crucified. d. His name, rank & serial number. 3. Paul said, his preaching was not with enticing words of a. Truth. b. Man s wisdom. c. God s power. d. God s beauty. 4. Paul said, his preaching was in demonstration of a. His intelligence. b. His experience. c. His education. d. The Spirit & of power. 5. Your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, rather a. The power of God. b. Signs & wonders. c. The prophets. d. The words of angels. 6. If the princes of this world knew the wisdom of God, they would not have a. Fainted in the evil day. b. Crucified the Lord. c. Worshipped God. d. Perished in vain. 7. Eyes have not seen, nor ears heard, nor has it entered into the heart of man the things God has prepared for a. The devil & his imps. b. The angels of God. c. The workers of iniquity. d. Them that love God. 8. We have received the Spirit, which is of a. The devil. b. The beast. c. The antichrist. d. God. 9. To the natural man, the things of the Spirit of God are a. Holy. b. Miraculous. c. Righteous. d. Foolishness. 10. We have the mind of a. Man. b. Nature. c. Adam. d. Christ.
I CORINTHIANS 3 1. Paul said, I spoke to you as these. a. Scholars b. Kings c. Babes d. Brothers 2. Paul said, until now I have fed you with this. a. A silver spoon b. My own hand c. Milk d. Meat 3. Paul said, because there is envy, strife and divisions among you, you are a. A reproach. b. Carnal. c. Not fit to live. d. Honest. 4. One plants, and one waters, but who gives the increase? a. Paul b. Apollos c. Peter d. God 5. Every man shall receive his own reward according to this. a. The judgment of man b. The judgment of angels c. The plumb line d. His own labor 6. You are God s a. Footstool. b. Livestock. c. Building. d. Pawns. 7. The only foundation is a. Hollow. b. Brass. c. Jesus Christ. d. A street of gold. 8. Every man s works shall be tried by a. A heavenly judge. b. Man. c. The angels. d. Fire. 9. You are the temple of God, and if any man defiles that temple, God will do this. a. Destroy him b. Forget him c. Shun him d. Question him 10. To God, the wisdom of this world is a. Honorable. b. Valuable. c. Obtainable. d. Foolishness.
I CORINTHIANS 4 1. It is required, that a steward be a. An elder. b. Jewish. c. Faithful. d. Humble. 2. Paul said, it is not important that he is judged by a. God. b. The law. c. God s word. d. Man. 3. Who will bring light to the hidden things of darkness? a. Paul b. The apostles c. Satan d. The Lord 4. Paul said, without him, the people a. Perished. b. Reigned as kings. c. Were as children. d. Blessed God. 5. The apostles were made this unto the world, angels, and men. a. A comfort b. A stumbling block c. A spectacle d. A sacrifice 6. The apostles are this for Christ s sake. a. Heroes b. Honored c. Trusted d. Fools 7. Paul said, we are weak, but you are a. Foolish. b. Full of iniquity. c. Strong. d. Already dead. 8. Paul said, we are despised, but you are a. Fearful. b. Sustained. c. Hiding. d. Honorable. 9. Paul said, right now we a. Have riches beyond compare. b. Hunger, thirst & are naked. c. Live above the law. d. Drink from the cup of wrath. 10. The kingdom of God is not in word, but in a. Heaven. b. The thoughts of the heart. c. Power. d. Name only.
I CORINTHIANS 5 1. It was reported there was this among the church in Corinth. a. Baal worship b. Circumcision c. Fornication d. Murders 2. It was reported, that a man was taking a. Strange wives. b. Deceiving wives. c. Godly wives. d. His father s wife. 3. The people were a. Humble. b. Honest. c. Honorable. d. Puffed up. 4. A little leaven a. Is good. b. Leavens the whole lump. c. Loses its savor. d. Is as a mustard seed. 5. Do this to the old leaven. a. Save it b. Savor it c. Hide it d. Purge it out 6. This Passover is sacrificed for us. a. Christ b. Paul c. A lamb d. Rams & bullocks 7. Let us not keep the feast with the leaven of a. Angels. b. Words & deeds. c. Malice & wickedness. d. Truth. 8. Let us have the unleavened bread of a. Sincerity & truth. b. Iniquity. c. Desire. d. Remembrance. 9. Paul wrote to them, instructing them not to keep company with a. The brethren. b. Prophets. c. Women. d. Fornicators. 10. If a man called a brother is a fornicator, or covetous, or a drunkard, or an extortioner, you should a. Sit at meat with him. b. Excuse him. c. Keep away from him. d. Tolerate him.
I CORINTHIANS 6 1. Who shall judge the world? a. The devil b. The angels c. The saints d. The world 2. Who shall judge the angels? a. The saints b. The devil c. The world d. The angels 3. If you have judgments of things pertaining to this life, be judged by people who a. Have a degree. b. Are students of the law. c. Are least esteemed in the church. d. Are Roman citizens. 4. The unrighteous shall not a. Judge faithfully. b. Defend you. c. Inherit the kingdom of God. d. Forgive. 5. Idolaters, extortioners, revilers, drunkards and effeminates are listed among those who a. Trust God. b. Go to carnal judges. c. Will judge the world. d. Won t inherit the kingdom of God. 6. You also were as these wicked ones, but now you a. Are washed. b. Fear them. c. Are proud & boastful. d. Are too old. 7. Paul said, to him, all things are lawful, but all things a. Have a price. b. Are not expedient. c. Will perish. d. Desire his soul. 8. Do you not know your bodies are a. Frail? b. As the grass that withers? c. But a vapor? d. The members of Christ? 9. He that commits this sin, sins against his own body. a. Murder b. Blasphemy c. False witness d. Fornication 10. Your body is the temple of a. Doom. b. Sin. c. Kings. d. The Holy Ghost.
I CORINTHIANS 7 1. Let every man have his own wife, and every woman her own husband, to avoid this. a. Destruction b. Extinction c. Confusion d. Fornication 2. Let every man render this, to his wife. a. Authority b. Benevolence c. Gold d. Tribute 3. Who has power over the wife s body? a. Satan b. The husband c. Her parents d. The wife 4. Paul said, he speaks this by a. Commandment. b. Permission. c. Hope. d. Authority of the church. 5. If a woman departs from her husband, she should a. Remarry. b. Not remarry. c. Collect money. d. Take the children. 6. If a brother has an unbelieving wife, and she wants to remain with him, he should a. Allow her to stay. b. Send her away. c. Decree a divorce. d. Put her away privily. 7. If a woman whom has a husband who is not a believer, and is pleased to dwell with her, she should a. Leave & remarry. b. Go home to her parents. c. Leave & not remarry. d. Stay with him. 8. The unbelieving husband is sanctified by a. Holy water. b. The priest. c. The wine. d. The wife. 9. If the unbelieving spouse departs, the one remaining should a. Go after him. b. Let him depart. c. Not remarry. d. Call for the elders. 10. If any man is called in uncircumcision, let him a. Be circumcised. b. Not be circumcised. c. Be judged by the priest. d. Be called unholy.
I CORINTHIANS 8 1. Paul discusses meat that is a. Uncooked. b. Unclean. c. Fresh. d. Offered to idols. 2. Knowledge puffs up, but charity a. Puffs up all the more. b. Brings low. c. Fails. d. Edifies. 3. This is nothing in the world. a. Hope b. Faith c. Charity d. An idol 4. To us, how many God s are there? a. 1 b. Many c. Few d. 468 5. To us, how many Lords are there? a. 1 b. Many c. Few d. 468 6. We are neither better off, nor worse if we do this. a. Pray b. Trust God c. Eat meat d. Tithe 7. Take heed that your liberty does not become this to those who are weak. a. A stench b. A stumbling block c. Liberty d. Bondage 8. Through your knowledge, do not cause a weak brother to a. Choke. b. Become strong. c. Perish. d. Teach. 9. When you sin against the brethren, you sin against a. The angels. b. Heaven & earth. c. Christ. d. The whole family. 10. Paul said, if meat would make his brother offend, then he a. Didn t care. b. Would just have to offend. c. Was offended also. d. Would not eat it.
I CORINTHIANS 9 1. Paul asked, have I not seen a. The ways of the world? b. Jesus Christ? c. The 3 rd heaven? d. Life & death? 2. The law of Moses says, do not do this to the ox that treads out the corn. a. Muzzle b. Sacrifice c. Reward d. Feed 3. Paul asked, If we have sown unto you spiritual things, is it a great thing if we shall reap a. Punishment? b. Spiritual things? c. Carnal things? d. Corn also? 4. Paul said, we suffer all things, so as not to hinder this. a. The gospel of Christ b. The church government c. The work of the deacons d. The vision of the pastor 5. They that preach the gospel should a. Not marry. b. Live of the gospel. c. Die by the sword. d. Live in poverty. 6. Paul became as this to the Jews. a. A Jew b. A martyr c. A traitor d. A student 7. To the weak, Paul became a. As weak. b. Their strength. c. Fearful. d. Bearing food. 8. Paul became all things to all men, that some might a. Give him money. b. Reward him. c. Be saved. d. Not recognize him. 9. They in a race strive for a corruptible crown, but we a. Are slow. b. Are not competitive. c. Run not. d. Are incorruptible 10. Paul brings his body unto subjection, lest he should a. Get sick. b. Be a castaway. c. Be beaten. d. Be discovered.
I CORINTHIANS 10 1. The spiritual rock that followed them in the wilderness was a. Satan. b. Christ. c. An angel. d. Manna. 2. Some of the people committed fornication, and this many fell in one day. a. 486 b. 2,110 c. 5,867 d. 23,000 3. Some tempted God, and were destroyed by a. Serpents. b. A flood. c. Fire. d. Bears. 4. In every temptation, God will make a. A mockery of sin. b. All remembrance. c. A way of escape. d. Judgment. 5. Flee from this. a. Idolatry b. Holiness c. Righteousness d. The law of Moses 6. What does the cup of communion represent? a. The wrath of God b. The Blood of Christ c. The sin of the world d. The Red Sea 7. What does the bread of communion represent? a. The body of Christ b. The earth c. Sin separation d. Corruption of the world 8. The Gentiles sacrifice to a. God. b. Devils. c. Kings. d. Caesar. 9. All things are lawful to me, but all things are not a. Unpunished. b. Without consequences. c. Expedient. d. Joyful. 10. Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do a. Do it in secret. b. It will be judged by God. c. Do to the glory of God. d. Get permission of men.
I CORINTHIANS 11 1. The head of every man is a. The woman. b. The apostle. c. The priest. d. Christ. 2. The head of every woman is a. The man. b. The apostle. c. The priest. d. Christ. 3. A man dishonors his head, when he prays with a. Sinners. b. His wife. c. The sun setting. d. His head covered. 4. A woman dishonors her head when she prays a. Alone. b. With her husband. c. With her head uncovered. d. Before serving the household. 5. It is a shame for a man to a. Teach sinners. b. Have long hair. c. Honor his wife. d. Pray with his head uncovered. 6. It is a glory to her, if a woman have a. Many children. b. A good husband. c. A lavish household. d. Long hair. 7. There was this among the church when they came together. a. Rejoicing b. Singing & praise c. Worship & preaching d. Divisions 8. The night He was betrayed, Jesus took the bread and said, This is a. My body. b. Manna from God. c. My last supper. d. Spiritual food. 9. Jesus said the cup was a. Grapes of wrath. b. His blood. c. A fresh anointing. d. The blood of the prophets. 10. Let every man do this before eating the bread, or drinking the cup. a. Examine himself b. Sing hymns c. Fast d. Give an offering
I CORINTHIANS 12 1. Paul said, I would not have you ignorant concerning this. a. The law b. Ordinances c. The sacraments d. Spiritual gifts 2. You were once Gentiles carried away to a. Babylon. b. Egypt. c. Idols. d. Vineyards. 3. No man can say Jesus is the Lord, but by a. A witness. b. Knowledge. c. Courage & valor. d. The Holy Ghost. 4. There are diversities of gifts, but the same a. Deceiver. b. Opinion. c. Desire. d. Spirit. 5. For by one Spirit we are all baptized into a. Perfection. b. Bondage. c. One body. d. Many bodies. 6. The question is asked, Where would there be hearing, if the whole body were a. Deaf? b. An eye? c. Dead? d. Sojourning? 7. God has set the members in the body a. To defile it. b. According to their righteousness. c. As it pleased Him d. As a witness. 8. There are many members a. But few laborers. b. And many bodies. c. But one body. d. Who are unworthy. 9. The members of the body, which seem to be more feeble a. Should be rejected. b. Are necessary. c. Are without hope. d. Cannot fornicate. 10. When one member suffers, the other members a. Rejoice. b. Depart. c. Suffer. d. Call for the elders.
I CORINTHIANS 13 1. If I speak with the tongues of men and angels, and don t have this, I am become as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal. a. Knowledge b. Faith c. Charity d. Hope 2. If I have enough faith to move mountains, but don t have this, I am nothing. a. Charity b. Discernment c. Judgment d. Knowledge 3. It profits me nothing if I give all my goods to do this, yet don t have charity. a. Help the economy b. Feed the poor c. Support my children d. Prevent war 4. If I give my body to be burned, and do not have charity a. I am most miserable. b. God will judge. c. God will avenge my enemy. d. It profits me nothing. 6. Charity is not easily a. Witnessed. b. Feared. c. Noticed. d. Provoked. 7. Charity rejoices in a. Evil. b. Vengeance. c. Due season. d. The truth. 8. Charity never a. Gives. b. Humbles itself. c. Fails. d. Tries. 9. When I became a man, I put away a. My wife. b. Childish things. c. My own clothes. d. Bread & wine. 10. Now there abides faith, hope and charity: the greatest of these is a. Faith. b. Hope. c. Charity. d. Yet to be seen. 5. Charity does not a. Have faith. b. Envy. c. Show mercy. d. Imitate.
I CORINTHIANS 14 1. Follow in charity, and desire this. a. All its benefits b. Its own reward c. Beauty of soul d. Spiritual gifts 2. He that speaks in an unknown tongue edifies a. God. b. Himself. c. The church. d. No one. 3. He that prophesies, edifies a. God. b. Himself. c. The church. d. No one. 4. If this gives an uncertain sound, who shall prepare for the battle? a. The Lord b. The commander c. The enemy d. The trumpet 5. Let him that speaks in an unknown tongue, pray that he might do this. a. Cease b. Interpret c. Be exalted d. Continue therein 6. Be as children in a. Malice. b. Understanding. c. Wisdom. d. Fear of the Lord. 7. In understanding be a. Children. b. Ignorant. c. Men. d. Above the law. 8. God is not the author of it. a. The law b. The scripture c. The universe d. Confusion 9. It is a shame for woman to do this in the church. a. Pray b. Speak c. Sing d. Cry 10. Let all things be done a. Decently & in order. b. Without question. c. In due season. d. With fear & trembling.
I CORINTHIANS 15 1. Christ died for our sins, and was buried, and rose on this day. a. 2 nd b. 3 rd c. 8 th d. 21 st 2. Paul said, he was not fit to be called an apostle, because he a. Was too old. b. Did not labor hard. c. Persecuted the church. d. Feared God. 3. If Christ has not risen, your faith a. Will sustain you. b. Is in vain. c. Will abound. d. Will be added to works. 4. If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all men a. Leaders. b. Movers & shakers. c. Wise council. d. Most miserable. 5. For as in this man all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive. a. Adam b. David c. Moses d. Abraham 6. The last enemy that shall be destroyed is a. Pride. b. Fear. c. Death. d. Persecution. 7. The resurrection of the dead is sown in corruption, and raised in a. Incorruption. b. Contempt. c. Corruption. d. Pride. 8. In the resurrection of the dead, a natural body is sown, and this is raised. a. A natural body b. A spiritual body c. An angel d. A banner of love 9. This cannot inherit the kingdom of God. a. Angels b. Flesh & blood c. A rich man d. Righteous men 10. At the sound of this, the dead shall be raised incorruptible. a. The angel s harp b. The last trump c. The voice of God d. The beat of a different drum
I CORINTHIANS 16 1. Paul spoke concerning the collection for a. His church. b. His travels. c. The saints. d. The priests. 2. He said, he also gave instructions for collections to the churches here. a. Galatia b. Egypt c. Canaan d. Arimathaea 3. Let everyone lay up in store as God has prospered him on this day of the week a. 1 st b. 2 nd c. 5 th d. Last 4. Paul said, there should not be any gathering of these collections a. After dark. b. Before noon. c. In the temple. d. When he came there. 5. Paul would send these offerings by approved men to a. Herod. b. Caiaphas. c. Jerusalem. d. Nazareth. 6. Paul said, he would tarry at Ephesus until a. Morning. b. Passover. c. Pentecost. d. Summer. 7. Paul admonished them to take care of this man if he came to them. a. Herod b. James c. Joseph d. Timotheus 8. Stand fast in a. Glorious triumph. b. True vengeance. c. The glory of God. d. The faith. 9. Let all your things be done with a. Caution. b. A watchful eye. c. A vengeance. d. Charity. 10. Paul instructed, submit yourselves to a. The laws of the land. b. No man. c. Everyone that helps us. d. Caesar.