To enter the fullness, the rest of God, is:

a. to become passive and let God do everything in our life.

b. to bring all of our decisions, great and small, to the Lord Jesus Christ.

The central thesis of the Book of Hebrews is:

a. that the Christian disciple must never cease pressing into the rest of God.

b. addressed only to Jews and not Gentiles.

What occurs at the Judgment Seat of Christ?

a. each one of us shall receive the consequences of the things did while in his/her body.

What place do grace and mercy have?

a. they make up for our lack of diligence with the things God has given us.

b. grace and mercy are abundant now, as we confess our sins and turn away from them.

According to the final two chapters of the Book of Revelation God’s eternal Kingdom consists of:

a. saved nations and God’s priests who will govern them.

b. people who live in mansions and walk on streets of gold.

To what have the members of God’s royal priesthood, the brothers of the Lord Jesus been "predestined"?

a. to be conformed to the likeness of God’s Son: first in inner appearance and behavior, then in outer appearance at His return to the earth.

b. to be saved and to go to Heaven.

Identify a major part of the work of redemption:

a. the removal of unclean spirits.

b. saving a lost and dying world.

How do we become "oaks of righteousness"?

a. by imputation.

b. by the power of Divine deliverance that destroys the work of Satan.

What is the purpose of the gifts and ministries given by the ascended Christ?

a. to tell others about Jesus.

b. to bring the members of the Body of Christ to the stature of the fullness of Christ.

To what end is God’s salvation directed?

a. bringing people to another place.

b. releasing people from their bondages.