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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. One's relationship with God will do what?
(a) Grow weaker.
(b) Grow stronger.
(c) Ebb and flow.
(d) Evolve.

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

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

4. Once the Presence is fully before you again, you must do what?
(a) Be quiet and listen.
(b) Call a priest.
(c) Go to mass.
(d) Call to Him.

5. Guyon says that a person truly committed will be willing to give up what?
(a) Himself, more so than the Lord requires.
(b) A negative attitude.
(c) His own desires.
(d) Others.

Short Answer Questions

1. Guyon says that once you have come to a point of a regular prayer life, it's time to do what?

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

3. Guyon says that you should realize that _______________________________ are what God wants for you, and that you should realize that everything else in your life is also what God wants for you.

4. What does "Your will be done" mean?

5. Jeanne Guyon begins by saying that some people believe they can never be truly close to Jesus Christ. Does she agree?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Guyon say about "dry spells"?

2. What does Guyon say about a "second level of prayers?"

3. How does Guyon define abandonment?

4. What happens when one looks inwardly for God?

5. What is one way a beginner could come to Christ?

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

7. What does Guyon warn about overcoming selfish desires?

8. What warning does Guyon give regarding those who give themselves during a good time?

9. What does Guyon say about loving the Lord?

10. Why does Guyon quote St. Augustine?

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