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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 "The Holy Spirit Takes Possession", Rees felt his co-workers needed what?
2. In "Welsh Revival", as a new convert, Rees still answered the call to become what?
3. In "The Tramps", who spoke wisdom about Rees and his care of the Tramps?
4. In "The Vow of the Nazarite", the Lord asked Rees to take a vow like the Nazarene from where?
5. In "A Branch in the Vine", Rees was tempted to send money after he received a gift of what?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to the descriptions in "What is an Intercessor," what is really asked of an intercessor that is not seen in prayer? Briefly explain your response based on information provided in the chapter.
2. Why was Rees "hatless" and why did he struggle with being "hatless"?
3. Why was Rees directed to send a cable, and what happened after the cable was sent from Madeira?
4. God led Rees to a village where no one was saved. What happened when Rees followed the Lord's instructions about this village?
5. Why did one of Ree's uncles and his uncle's wife take Samuel?
6. Why did Rees' struggle with his new directives from the Lord in the Vow of the Nazarene?
7. After the tubercular woman died, what happened to facilitate the development of Rees' love for fatherless children?
8. How did Rees become a "new man" while on a spiritual vacation at the Llandrindod Wells Convention?
9. How did the Lord change the way Rees was to abide in the Vow of the Nazarene?
10. How and why was Rees able to reach Lord Radstock to help him?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the representation of Rees' relationship with God and his life as an intercessor in relationship to Rees' "hatless" state in the face of public custom.
Essay Topic 2
Rees received two shocks while in America, first with his cousin Evan and later as he searched out answers on his own. Discuss the implications of Rees questioning his faith and the resulting changes in his life from the time he went to his cousin Evan to his resulting "new man" transformation by the end of the Llandrindod Wells Convention.
Essay Topic 3
Compared to Rees' previous work, how has the college become his new mission field, and what are the similarities and differences between Rees' earlier mission work and his work with the college? Be specific and site examples to support your response.
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