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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Corroborating Evidence.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which gospel begins with the writer saying he intends to write "accurately" about all the things he "investigated"?
(a) Luke.
(b) Mark.
(c) John.
(d) Matthew.

2. How has 40 years of research affected Yamauchi's faith?
(a) It opened his mind to other beliefs.
(b) It strengthened it.
(c) It weakend it.
(d) He is no longer a Christian.

3. What does the author say the reader must set aside while reading the book?
(a) Skepticism and sarcasm.
(b) Predeterminations and predictions.
(c) Knowledge and power.
(d) Preconceptions and prejudices.

4. Why does Metzger say discrepancies in the New Testament are inconsequential?
(a) They are minor.
(b) They don't affect doctrine.
(c) The language has changed since then.
(d) Some of their phrases do not exist in today's culture.

5. Which elements are to blame for inconsistencies in the gospels, according to Blomberg?
(a) The limited means of communications and the lack of mass-produced books.
(b) Fire, ice, water, and air.
(c) Paraphrase, abridgment, explanatory additions, selection, and omission.
(d) Personal differences and priorities.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Josephus write?

2. How does the Chicago crime leader in the author's example get a not-guilty verdict in court?

3. What was one of the most significant documents Strobel found in his reporting career?

4. What impact do the writings of the apostle Paul have on the New Testament?

5. What is the Q source?

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