Finding Peace Through The Bible: Lesson 1. Can the Bible Be Trusted?

Finding Peace Through The Bible: Lesson 1. Can the Bible Be Trusted?

In this lesson we review the reasons for having faith in the Bible and why the Bible can be trusted. It is the first of a series of lessons introducing us to the Bible, and more specifically the God of the Bible, who desires to know us personally. Once you have watched the video, you can do a quiz to test your understanding below the video.

Lesson 1: Can the Bible be trusted?

This is a quick review of Lesson 1 of the Finding Peace Through The Bible Series, the lesson entitled, "Can the Bible be trusted?"

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Which of the following are true of the Bible (3 correct answers)?

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The Bible helps us to achieve one of the following:

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What name does Jesus use for His disciples in John 15:15?

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What is described as "a lamp" to our feet and "a light" to our path, according to Psalm 119:105

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The purpose of Scripture is to help us to know God personally and as a friend

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There is unity in the Biblical message across time and different authors

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The words of Jesus in John 5:29 show us that the Bible points us to Him, reveals His character and invites us to a personal relationship with him.

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Which of the following are true regarding archaeological evidence?

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All Biblical writers had to have the same type of work to ensure consistency in the message

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Choose three reasons why Christians have confidence in the Bible

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The Biblical authors lived in only one country and used only one language

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Hebrews 4:12 says that the word of God is living and powerful, and discerns the thoughts and intents of the heart.

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In Isaiah 46:9-10, God says the following (select two correct answers):

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Which of the following are true regarding prophecies such as the one found in Daniel Chapter 2? Select 2 correct answers.

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What does the prophet Jeremiah say we should be excited about?

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