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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Guyon quote regarding dealing with temptation?
(a) Exodus.
(b) Mark.
(c) Genesis.
(d) Psalms.

2. Guyon says that you must be willing to become one with whom?
(a) Others in the church.
(b) Jesus Christ.
(c) The Pope.
(d) Yourself.

3. Why does Guyon warn against getting caught up in doctrine?
(a) Doctrine is usually false.
(b) Doctrine leads to sin.
(c) One can end up worshiping doctrine.
(d) One who argues doctrine cannot be brought closer to the Lord.

4. How can you avoid temptation?
(a) Remain close to God.
(b) Run away from the temptation.
(c) Ignore the temptation.
(d) Understand the temptation.

5. What prayer prompts activity?
(a) The prayer for others.
(b) The prayer of silence.
(c) The Lord's Prayer.
(d) The prayer of action.

Short Answer Questions

1. Outward actions are sometimes the result of what?

2. How does Guyon illustrate the idea of activity?

3. Guyon says that it's natural to expect what kind of attitude when confessing sin?

4. Passivity requires what?

5. If the answer to #160 is correct, do you have any real cause for worry?

Short Essay Questions

1. What suggestions does Guyon give for leading others to the Lord?

2. How does Guyon explain the ability to be active while resting?

3. To what does Guyon compare the wisdom of God?

4. What does Guyon have to say about inward and outward actions?

5. What does Guyon believe about temptation?

6. What does Guyon say about one's feelings toward his or her own sins compared to God's feelings about sin?

7. What are Guyon's thoughts on distractions?

8. Why does Guyon believe one has not cause for worry?

9. What does Guyon have to say about passivity?

10. What does Guyon say about those who have reached the point of continual prayer?

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