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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. According to "Visitation of the Spirit", how much of the college experienced this visitation?

2. In "Revivals in Africa", the country was hit with what?

3. For a second bible college property, Rees and his wife considered which prime estate?

4. In "Standing in the Queue", Rees and his wife arrived at their first stop and realized they needed to do what in order to continue their trip?

5. Rees and his wife believed if they were to buy a second property for the bible college, then they would receive what?

Short Essay Questions

1. Countries were falling to Hitler, so where did Rees and the college fall in this picture?

2. What was similar about the college's Pentecost and Rees' earlier Pentecost experience?

3. What is the power of prayer, and what result does it bring in regards to Rees' intercession for King Edward VIII?

4. Originally intended to house the Jewish children from Poland, how did the fourth estate answer another prayer in regards to the young men of the college?

5. In 1950, why was Rees concerned about the fulfillment of the Every Creature commission, and how did God reassure Rees about this?

6. What happened after six years of prayer on behalf of Russia, North Africa, and Italy that indicated a bigger picture for the purpose of the intercessions?

7. After six years in Africa, Rees and his wife returned and heard a prayer for Bible college. What did this have to do with them?

8. Besides the reassurance from God about the Every Creature commission, what happened in 1950 to change the face of the college, yet continue Rees' mission?

9. How did God's call to Rees to bring the Gospel to every creature affect the college?

10. What did the man that got out of the ticket line do?

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

Rees has what may be termed as failures and successes as an intercessor, specifically from his experiences with the tubercular woman and others facing death. Compare Rees' 'failures and successes' in intercession against death with what is really asked of an intercessor besides prayer - those other characteristics of intercession.

Essay Topic 3

Rees and the college intercede many more times after the situation with King Edward VIII, yet in these proceeding intercessions their seems to be failure, but as God reveals in time, they were planted seeds for future victories. Choose three of these intercessions and discuss the faith shown to continue intercession in the face of seeming failure and the resulting positive results in each situation. (e.g. Intercessions for Ethiopia; Dunkirk; Battle of Britain; Russia, North Africa, and Italy.)

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