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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 "Lord Radstock", we learn that as an intercessor, Rees had to be prepared to be a ______ God used to bring forth an answer.

2. "In "The Holy Spirit Takes Possession", Rees felt his co-workers needed what?

3. In "What is an Intercessor", how many main characteristics of intercession NOT seen in prayer are identified and explained?

4. What type of home was Rees Howells born in?

5. In "The Vow of the Nazarite", the Lord asked Rees to take a vow like the Nazarene from where?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How and why was Rees able to reach Lord Radstock to help him?

3. Rees prayed to end tuberculosis in a converted woman. What was the Lord's response to this prayer, and how did it affect Rees?

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

5. What people influenced Howells' life in the early years?

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

7. 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.

8. How did Rees' good friend and second in command come to be leader of the mission formerly headed by Rees?

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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 2

The Lord directed Rees through several steps during his life to give him the experiences and tools he would need to become the Intercessor the Lord called Rees to become. In detail, describe what you feel are the three most important steps the Lord took Rees through. Explain how the experiences/tools Rees acquired during each of these steps made them the most important steps in his life as an intercessor.

Essay Topic 3

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.

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