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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. The only requirement for the "faithful" of you is to do what?
(a) Remain faithful in giving the Lord your attention.
(b) Pray all the time.
(c) Do God's will.
(d) Attend mass.

2. How must one come to the Lord?
(a) Confessing He knows everything and you know nothing.
(b) Slowly and patiently.
(c) Quietly, humbly, and confessing that He is everything and you are nothing.
(d) Quickly and quietly.

3. What else is also natural, according to Guyon?
(a) You will never be weak.
(b) You will usually be weak.
(c) You will rarely be weak.
(d) You will sometimes be weak.

4. Why should one come to the Lord?
(a) Because he or she is expected to.
(b) To look good to God.
(c) Only to please Him.
(d) To go to heaven.

5. The person who follows this method will naturally be far removed from what?
(a) The sins of others.
(b) Fear.
(c) Others.
(d) The sins that compel interest.

Short Answer Questions

1. Guyon concludes the chapter by questioning what?

2. What is Guyon's warning regarding the imagination?

3. Guyon likens the relationship between you and God as what?

4. The person who follows this method will do what?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. How might one overcome selfish desires, according to Guyon?

2. What is a second way a beginner could come to Christ?

3. What does Guyon remind readers regarding the Lord's acceptance of the cross?

4. Does Jeanne Guyon believe anyone can be truly close to Jesus Christ? What does she say about this topic?

5. How does Guyon say one can find an unselfish prayer life?

6. What does Guyon remind readers regarding their gifts?

7. What does Guyon say when one has come to a point of a regular prayer life?

8. What does Guyon warn about overcoming selfish desires?

9. What does Guyon say about godliness?

10. What dose Guyon say Gods wants for His people?

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