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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) John.
(c) Matthew.
(d) Mark.

2. Why aren't all accounts of the gospel exactly alike, according to Blomberg?
(a) Because the written ones were lost.
(b) Because different writers are impacted by different events.
(c) Because oral histories are not word for word.
(d) Because they are not vaild.

3. What, according to Blomberg, is proof that there is no error in the gospels?
(a) Because he has faith that it is correct.
(b) Because the Bible has not been changed in thousands of years.
(c) There is no proof.
(d) Because, historically, if an error were made when reciting history, someone would correct the mistake and preserve the truth.

4. What means written by an apostle or followers of the apostles?
(a) Holy apostlolic.
(b) Apostolic authority.
(c) Apostolae.
(d) Apistle Commentary.

5. The author searches for truth based on what?
(a) Medical history.
(b) Relevance.
(c) Evidence.
(d) Documentation.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which centuries decided almost unanimously which books to include in the New Testament?

2. What is the Q source?

3. Who is credited with the most important reference to Jesus outside of the New Testament?

4. Which gospel outlines the purpose of its writing as "These are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name"?

5. On what is the current Bible based on?

(see the answer key)

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