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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 returned home and began work where?

2. In "Meeting the Risen Lord", Rees returned home to resist what temptation that arose in connection with his job?

3. In "Binding the Strong Man", the drunkard female that God asked Rees to convert, was the drunkard group's what?

4. In "Called Out From Wage-earning", who strongly questioned Rees about the money choices he was making?

5. In "Madeira", Rees became the intercessor for which young man diagnosed with tuberculosis?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why was Rees "hatless" and why did he struggle with being "hatless"?

2. What did the Lord ask Rees to give up when He called Rees out of wage earning?

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

4. How did the Lord help Rees master the skill of abiding?

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

6. How did the Lord change the way Rees was to abide in the Vow of the Nazarene?

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

8. How did Rees come to be in London, and why was he at first hesitant to go?

9. How can prayers be a sign of doubt?

10. 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.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In the Foreword, we learn that there was a collaborative writing effort to produce this work. Discuss the advantages (and disadvantages, if any) of this process for the author and the reader, and how this affects the quality of the biography. Remember to provide specific examples from the work to support your responses.

Essay Topic 2

As a whole, how does this re-creation of Rees' life affect people's lives today, in relation to Rees' life as a person who significantly impacted the world?

Essay Topic 3

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.)

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