Philippians

#1. Rather than being unhappy about his imprisonment, Paul is glad. Why is this? (Philippians 1:12-14)

Because he is old and weary

Because his imprisonment is a just punishment from God

Because he has had enough of travelling

Because his imprisonment helps to spread the Gospel

#2. Talking of his approaching death, Paul says that living provides opportunities to do Christ’s work, but to die is what? (Philippians 1:20-22)

To die is gain

To die is loss

To die is great

To die is humble

#3. Paul says that, because of Jesus’ greatness, every knee shall bow to His name. In which three places will this happen? (Philippians 2:5-11)

In the choirs of angels, in the halls of the saints and in the kingdoms of men

In Israel, in Egypt and in Rome

In Heaven, on Earth and in Hell

In the east, the west and the north

#4. Paul tells the Philippians that he is sending Epaphroditus back to them. He also hopes to send which one of his followers? (Philippians 2:19-22)

Bartholemew

Timothy

Erasmus

Luke

#5. Becoming a servant of Christ has cost Paul everything he has, but he does not mind. What does he say the things he lost are in comparison to knowing Christ? (Philippians 3:8-10)

They are ashes

They are pennies

They are trifles

They are dung

#6. Paul wept for some Christians because, he says, their God is their what? (Philippians 3:18-20)

Their possessions

Their belly

Their money

Their pride

#7. A few Christians are named by Paul. Euodias, Syntyche and Clement. Paul says that their names are written in which book? (Philippians 4:1-4)

The Book of Saints

The Book of Martyrs

The Book of Life

The Book of the Damned

#8. The central theme of Paul’s letter is happiness. Which word is used, in one form or another, 19 times to express this? (Philippians 4:4-7)

Joy

Elation

Jubilation

Exuberance

#9. Through Christ, Paul can do whatever God wants him to, whether he has plenty or little. Which two opposites does Paul give as an example? (Philippians 4:12-14)

Whether he is strong or weak

Whether he is full or hungry

Whether he is rich or poor

Whether he is healthy or ill

#10. At the end of his letter, Paul again thanks the Philippians for their generous gifts. What does he say that God will give to them in return? (Philippians 4:18-20)

Everything they need

Everlasting life

Protection

Twice what they gave

Results

#1. Rather than being unhappy about his imprisonment, Paul is glad. Why is this? (Philippians 1:12-14)

#2. Talking of his approaching death, Paul says that living provides opportunities to do Christ’s work, but to die is what? (Philippians 1:20-22)

#3. Paul says that, because of Jesus’ greatness, every knee shall bow to His name. In which three places will this happen? (Philippians 2:5-11)

#4. Paul tells the Philippians that he is sending Epaphroditus back to them. He also hopes to send which one of his followers? (Philippians 2:19-22)

#5. Becoming a servant of Christ has cost Paul everything he has, but he does not mind. What does he say the things he lost are in comparison to knowing Christ? (Philippians 3:8-10)

#6. Paul wept for some Christians because, he says, their God is their what? (Philippians 3:18-20)

#7. A few Christians are named by Paul. Euodias, Syntyche and Clement. Paul says that their names are written in which book? (Philippians 4:1-4)

#8. The central theme of Paul’s letter is happiness. Which word is used, in one form or another, 19 times to express this? (Philippians 4:4-7)

#9. Through Christ, Paul can do whatever God wants him to, whether he has plenty or little. Which two opposites does Paul give as an example? (Philippians 4:12-14)

#10. At the end of his letter, Paul again thanks the Philippians for their generous gifts. What does he say that God will give to them in return? (Philippians 4:18-20)