1. According to the author's witness with a Jewish background, which biblical scripture paints a clear image of the Messiah?
(a) Acts 3.
(b) Number 18.
(c) Isaiah 53.
(d) John 3.

2. Who believes Jesus did not say 82 percent of what is attributed to him in the gospels?
(a) Richard Hayes.
(b) The Pope.
(c) The Jesus Seminar.
(d) Strobel.

3. What kinds of eyewitness accounts does Strobel seek?
(a) People who do not believe in Jesus.
(b) People who personally interacted with Jesus.
(c) People who witnessed the murder of a preacher.
(d) People who go to church.

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

5. What are the themes of ancient mystery religions?
(a) Healing and cursing.
(b) Preaching and healing.
(c) Cursing and blessing.
(d) Dying and coming back to life.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Metzger, how many factors are considered in criteria designed to measure a manuscript's appropriateness for inclusion in the New Testament?

2. What evidence does the author forget to ask about, according to Moreland?

3. What does the Bible say will be unusual about the birth of the Messiah?

4. When was the fifth gospel written?

5. According to the author's key psychological witness, was Jesus crazy for claiming to be God?

(see the answer key)

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