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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Madeira", the Lord revealed to Rees that the young man would be healed in how much time?

2. In "A Branch in the Vine", Rees decided to thank the friend who sent him a gift by sending a what?

3. In "Called to a Hidden Life", God called Rees to a state of what at all times?

4. According to "Challenging Death," as an intercessor challenging death, Rees realized he must understand what?

5. In "Madeira", a young man and his ____ did not have the money for him to travel to Madeira for healing.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the author feel this collaborative writing of Howells' biography provides for the reader?

2. Who was Elizabeth Hannah Jones, and how was she related to Samuel?

3. Who confronted Rees about this money issue, and what happened at the same time?

4. After the tubercular woman died, what happened to facilitate the development of Rees' love for fatherless children?

5. What dilemma challenged Rees' commitment to give up all claim to his money at the Lord's direction, and how was the issue resolved?

6. Why did Rees' struggle with his new directives from the Lord in the Vow of the Nazarene?

7. How did Rees become a "new man" while on a spiritual vacation at the Llandrindod Wells Convention?

8. Who was Joe Evans and how was Rees connected to him?

9. In "Challenging Death", Rees learned that he was to provide intercessory prayer for a person facing certain death. Having the last person die after his intercessory prayers, Rees struggled to complete his new challenge. Briefly discuss how "understanding God's will" helped Rees with this challenge.

10. In London, how did Rees' friend respond to Rees' hatless state?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In "Binding the Strong Man", Rees realizes the benefits of following God's perfect plan instead of his own. How does Rees come to this realization and how does this help Rees in his work for winning souls to the Lord? (Please site examples from the book to support your responses.)

Essay Topic 2

In "A Father to Orphans" and "Lord Radstock", God uses death to bring about change in both Rees' and Lord Radstock's lives. Compare and contrast how this change comes about in both lives in relation to Rees as an intercessor.

Essay Topic 3

Rees is a willing servant for the Lord. Discuss how this willingness is challenged in "The Tramps;" how Rees meets these challenges and how Rees, his family and those the Lord guides him to care for are affected by his choices/actions.

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