1. Guyon concludes by reminding the reader what about the Lord?
(a) The Lord accepted the cross.
(b) The Lord is patient.
(c) The Lord is loving.
(d) The Lord is good.

2. When choosing a passage of scripture, what does Guyon recommend?
(a) A passage that is long and meaningful.
(b) A passage that is popular.
(c) A passage that is simple and practical.
(d) A passage that a priest would recommend.

3. She likens this question to what?
(a) A boss who hires a lowly employee.
(b) A servant who does not know his master.
(c) An illiterate person trying to read.
(d) A servant who only serves a master to get a reward.

4. How many ways are there for a beginner to come to Christ?
(a) Four.
(b) Five.
(c) Three.
(d) Two.

5. Guyon says the way to "conquer" this aspect of ourselves is to do what?
(a) Ignore them.
(b) Attend mass.
(c) Do good works.
(d) Turn completely inward toward the Lord.

Short Answer Questions

1. She quotes scriptures from ____________________ indicating that God will provide for needs, and presents the idea that this includes spiritual needs.

2. What do others call a "prayer of simplicity?"

3. Does Guyon believe there is hope for overcoming this aspect of oneself?

4. Guyon says that you might come to him seeking "real food," which is also acceptable and may be accomplished with what?

5. The person who follows this method will naturally be far removed from what?

(see the answer key)

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