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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the Chicago crime leader in the author's example get a not-guilty verdict in court?
(a) He bribes the judge.
(b) He has three witnesses killed.
(c) He bribes the jury.
(d) He has the key witness killed.

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

3. What did Josephus write?
(a) "The Ancient Citites."
(b) "Gilgamesh."
(c) "The Classical Era."
(d) "The Antiquities."

4. Why does the author hold testimony from Josephus' writings with high regard?
(a) Because Josephus' works regarding the Jewish wars have been proven historically accurate through archeology.
(b) Because Josephus' works regarding Jesus have been proven.
(c) Because Josephus was the only writer of his time to use a type of paper that would not disintegrate over time.
(d) Josephus was who he learned about in college.

5. Which historian claims that Matthew and Peter are the authors of the gospels?
(a) Aurelius.
(b) Plato.
(c) Papias.
(d) Irenaeus.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the law changed and the Chicago crime leader was retried, what was used to get a guilty verdict?

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

3. Which elements are to blame for inconsistencies in the gospels, according to Blomberg?

4. Who are the writers of the gospels?

5. Who first recorded that Peter's firsthand accounts were accurate?

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