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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. To what should you be attached?
(a) Nothing.
(b) The Church.
(c) Yourself.
(d) Your family.

2. She says that the soul is like ____________________ in that it can move forward actively or can passively wait.
(a) The faith of the woman.
(b) The flowing water.
(c) The wheel.
(d) Jesus' feet.

3. Who was busy while her sister sat at the feet of Jesus?
(a) Martha.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Bathsheba.
(d) Mary.

4. Why does Guyon warn against the idea that some are too simple to learn to walk with the Lord?
(a) The Lord loves a simple way and that the uneducated are often humbler and more qualified to walk with Him.
(b) The Lord loves everyone.
(c) Jesus loves the simple the best.
(d) Only the simple will get into heaven.

5. What should one do when one is tempted?
(a) Study the temptation.
(b) Give into the temptation.
(c) Run to the waiting arms of God.
(d) Cry out for help.

Short Answer Questions

1. Guyon reassures you that you may find yourself doing what?

2. What is the reason for the answer to #171?

3. She likens this magnetism to what?

4. She explains that a person who pulls himself inward will find himself drawn farther inward by what?

5. She says that just as the church is active, so must who else be active?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Guyon have to say on the subject of confession?

2. What does Guyon say about intercession?

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

4. Describe how this book ends.

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

6. How does Guyon explain the relationship between the soul and Spirit?

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

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

9. What does Guyon say about requests in prayers?

10. What are Guyon's thoughts on distractions?

(see the answer keys)

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