Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. Has everyone sinned (Romans 3:23-24)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

2. Can man save himself (Romans 3:23-24)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

3. Was Cornelius saved by his goodness alone (Acts 10:1-2; 11:12-14)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

4. Did Cornelius have to hear the words whereby he and his household could be saved (Acts 10:1-2; 11:12-14)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

5. Like Noah, are we saved by grace through faith (Gen. 6:8; Ephesians 2:8-10)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

6. Does salvation by grace through faith omit obedience to God (Ephesians 2:8-10; 2 Thessalonians 1:8; Hebrews 5:9)?
   

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

7. Was Naaman able to cleanse his own leprosy (2 Kings 5:1-5, 9-14)?

   1.   ?    Yes.
   2.   ?    No.

8. Would Naaman have been cleansed of his leprosy if he washed (i.e., dipped) in the rivers of Damascus (2 Kings 5:1-5, 9-14)? Why (Deuteronomy 4:2)?

   1.   ?    Yes. As long as Naaman dipped in a river, God would have been merciful and healed him.
   2.   ?    No. If Naaman had disobeyed God and dipped in the rivers of Damascus instead of the Jordan, he would not have been cleansed because of his disobedience.

9. Did Naaman have to do everything God commanded (2 Kings 5:1-5, 9-14)? Why (Deuteronomy 4:2)?
   

   1.   ?    Yes. If Naaman would not have done everything God commanded, he would not have been healed because of his disobedience.
   2.   ?    No. As long as Namman would have done part of what God commanded, God would have been merciful and healed him.

10. Has God's saving grace appeared to all men (Titus 2:11)? Does this mean that all men will be saved (Matthew 7:13-14, 21-23; 2 Thessalonians 1:8)?

    1.   ?    Yes. No.
    2.   ?    Yes. Yes.
    3.   ?    No. No.

11. Is the blessing of salvation in Christ (Ephesians 1:3; 2 Timothy 2:10)?
    

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

12. Are we saved by grace (Ephesians 2:8-9)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

13. Can anyone be saved by works - earn salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

14. Does God extend the exceeding riches of His grace and kindness toward us in Christ or outside of Christ (Ephesians 1:3; 2:7)?

    1.   ?    God extends His grace and kindness to us in Christ.
    2.   ?    God extends His grace and kindness to us outside of Christ.

15. Is God's grace given to us in Christ (2 Timothy 1:9; 2:1, 10)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

16. Is salvation in Christ (2 Timothy 2:10)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

17. Since grace and salvation are in Christ, must we be in Christ to be saved (2 Timothy 1:9; 2:1, 10)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

18. Is the gospel God's power unto salvation (Romans 1:16)? Did Paul say that we must believe the gospel?

    1.   ?    Yes. Yes.
    2.   ?    No. Yes.

19. Does faith come by hearing God's word (Romans 10:17; John 20:30-31)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

20. Does God require us to believe in Jesus? Can we go to heaven if we do not believe in Jesus (Hebrews 11:6; John 6:28-29; 8:24)?

    1.   ?    Yes. No.
    2.   ?    No. Yes.

21. Can we be saved by faith only (James 2:24)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

22. If we can be saved by faith only, will God also save the demons? Why (James 2:19, 24)?

    1.   ?    Yes. The demons believe. If we are saved by faith only, then the demons are saved.
    2.   ?    No. Because all demons will be cast into hell.

23. What is the difference between godly faith and demonic faith (John 6:28-29; Ja. 2:19)?

    1.   ?    There is no difference.
    2.   ?    One who has a godly faith believes and obeys God. One with a demonic faith believes and disobeys God.

24. If we love God and Jesus, will we keep their commandments (John 15:10; 1 John 5:3)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

25. Must we repent of our sins to be saved (Luke 13:3; Acts 17:30)? Note: Repent means is to turn from sin. It is a change in mind from sin to obey God bringing about a change in action.

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

26. What did the young man do when he repented (Matthew 21:28-31)? If I have a stolen car and afterwards repent, will I return the stolen car? Will I continue to steal?

    1.   ?    He obeyed his father. Repentance does not require me to return the stolen car, but I cannot steal from that point forward.
    2.   ?    He obeyed his father. Repentance requires me to return the stolen car and to not steal anymore.

27. Does God require us to confess Christ before men (Matthew 10:32-33)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

28. Did the eunuch confess his sins? What did he confess (Acts 8:36-38)?

    1.   ?    Yes. He confessed all the sins he had committed.
    2.   ?    No. The eunuch confessed that he believed that Jesus is the Son of God.

29. Has Jesus commanded us to believe and be baptized in order to be saved (Mark 16:15-16)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

30. In Jerusalem, did sinners obey the command to repent and be baptized (Acts 2:38)? Having been baptized, were their sins forgiven (Acts 2:38, 40-41)?

    1.   ?    Yes. Yes.
    2.   ?    Yes. No.

31. Why must we be baptized (Acts 2:38)?

    1.   ?    We are baptized as an outward sign of an inward grace.
    2.   ?    We are baptized unto (for) the remission of our sins.
    3.   ?    We do not have to be baptized to be saved.

32. Why was Paul baptized (Acts 22:16)? Was Paul saved before or after being baptized?

    1.   ?    Paul was baptized to wash away his sins. He was saved after being baptized.
    2.   ?    Paul was baptized to symbolize that he had already been saved (died and resurrected with Christ). He was saved before being baptized.

33. What is the relationship between faith and baptism (Colossians 2:11-12)?

    1.   ?    There is no relationship.
    2.   ?    When we are baptized, we are raised with Christ through faith in the working of God.

34. Does baptism save us? How (1 Peter 3:21)?

    1.   ?    Yes. People who are baptized are not saved because they have gotten wet in water, but because they have obeyed God's command.
    2.   ?    No. Water cannot save anyone.
    3.   ?    Yes. The water mystically saves people when they are baptized.

35. Is there more than one baptism that saves us (Ephesians 4:4-5)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

36. Did the eunuch ask to be baptized in water? Did both Philip and the eunuch go down into the water and come up out of the water (Acts 8:36-39)?

    1.   ?    Yes. Yes.
    2.   ?    Yes. No.

37. Was water poured or sprinkled on the eunuch (Acts 8:36-38)? Note: "Baptize" is a transliteration of a Greek word meaning to dip, to immerse. Baptism is a process of immersion in water and emergence out of water. Immersion in water was exclusively practiced until the Third Century at which time the doctrines of men began substituting sprinkling and pouring for baptism. Sprinkling and pouring are not baptism.
    

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

38. Was Paul baptized (buried) in the same way as the eunuch in Acts 8:36-38 (Romans 6:3-7)? Is there any other way to be buried in water except by immersion?

    1.   ?    Yes. No.
    2.   ?    Yes. Yes.
    3.   ?    No. Yes.

39. How do we enter into Christ (Romans 6:3; Galatians 3:27)?

    1.   ?    When we pray a prayer of faith receiving Christ into our hearts, we enter into Christ.
    2.   ?    We are baptized into Christ.

40. Does Paul say that baptism is a symbol or sign (Romans 6:3; Galatians 3:27)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

41. If a person has not been baptized into Christ, is he in Christ or outside of Christ (Romans 6:3; Galatians 3:27)?

    1.   ?    A person who has not been baptized is outside of Christ.
    2.   ?    A person who has not been baptized is in Christ.

42. Was Paul immediately baptized (Acts 22:16)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

43. Was the jailor baptized immediately (i.e., the same hour that he was taught the truth) (Acts 16:33)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

44. Does God tell us that once we are saved we will always be saved, no matter what we do (Galatians 5:4; Hebrews 12:15; 1 Corinthians 10:12; 1 Timothy 4:1-3; 5:15; 6:21; Hebrews 3:12; 6:4-6; 10:26-31; James 5:19-20)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

45. After obeying God and being saved, must we remain faithful (1 Corinthians 15:1-2; Revelation 2:10)?

    1.   ?    Yes.
    2.   ?    No.

46. After obeying God and being saved, what should we do when we sin (Acts 8:22-24; 1 John 1:9-2:2)?

    1.   ?    We don't have to do anything. The blood of Christ keeps on cleansing us no matter what we do.
    2.   ?    We should repent, confess our sins, and pray for forgiveness.

47. Summary: Which answer only contains the things we must we do to be saved?

    1.   ?    Believe, confess our sins, repent, pray a prayer of faith receiving Jesus into our hearts.
    2.   ?    Hear the gospel, believe, repent, confess that Jesus is the Son of God, be baptized unto (for) the remission of our sins, hold fast to God's word remaining faithful until death.
    3.   ?    Nothing. We are saved by grace only.
    4.   ?    Be baptized, believe, repent, confess that Jesus is the Son of God, be confirmed.