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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When the law changed and the Chicago crime leader was retried, what was used to get a guilty verdict?
(a) Corroborating evidence.
(b) Crime-scene reinacting.
(c) Circumstancial evidence.
(d) A polygraph machine.

2. What role does the author encourage the reader to take?
(a) Defendant.
(b) Bailiff.
(c) Prosecutor.
(d) Juror.

3. What is the Q source?
(a) Reference to Q. Papias, historian.
(b) A proposed formula for logic.
(c) A hypothetical collection of Jesus' sayings and teachings.
(d) A formula for logic.

4. What is the author's writing background?
(a) Adult fiction.
(b) Magazine features.
(c) Crime reporting.
(d) Gospel songs.

5. Who, in Blomberg's example, memorized the Old Testament?
(a) Methusalah.
(b) The apostles.
(c) Noah.
(d) Rabbis.

Short Answer Questions

1. What advantage does Metzger cite for the New Testament?

2. How many experts does the author interview?

3. Of the disciples, how many of the remaining 11 willingly met torturous deaths rather than recant their beliefs?

4. How many fragments of New Testament documents exist, according to Metzger?

5. On what is the current Bible based on?

(see the answer key)

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