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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What fulfills the prophecy that claims the Messiah's bones will be out of joint?
(a) Jesus' crucifixion.
(b) Jesus' anger.
(c) Jesus' tears.
(d) Jesus' beating.

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

3. Moreland says that Jesus' disciples willingly died for their beliefs. What does he mean?
(a) That they had doubts themselves.
(b) That it could have been a case of delusion.
(c) That the disciples were crazed.
(d) That the disciples believed the resurrection occurred.

4. What types of criteria does Craig apply to the Bible to test its reliability?
(a) The same as for ancient literature.
(b) The same as for classical literature.
(c) The same as for medieval literature.
(d) The same as for the Old Testament.

5. According to Habermas, why weren't the sightings of Jesus after his death considered to be hallucinations?
(a) Because psychologists did not know the word.
(b) Because people didn't have hallucinations back then.
(c) Because the people were credible.
(d) Because they occurred to groups of people.

6. What question does the author hope to answer with the testimony of witness Donald Carson?
(a) If Jesus knew he was the Messiah.
(b) If Christ exhibited the attributes of God.
(c) If Christ knew the meaning of Messiah.
(d) If Jesus was the Messiah.

7. In discussing the psychology of Jesus, what question does discussion of his mental state lead to?
(a) Whether the author is losing faith in Jesus.
(b) Whether Jesus exhibited the attributes of God.
(c) Whether Jesus was really the Messiah.
(d) Whether Jesus had a sibling.

8. What year can Jesus' appearance to the crowd be traced?
(a) 33-34 AD
(b) 39-43 AD
(c) 41-45 AD
(d) 32-38 AD

9. What is significant about the size of the crowd to which the risen Jesus appeared?
(a) They all had stopped believing in him.
(b) It created a large number of eyewitnesses.
(c) They were of many different races.
(d) They were all Baptist.

10. How do Jesus' followers react about the opponents to his Good Shepherd teachings?
(a) They tend to agree with the opponents.
(b) They have no reaction but leave.
(c) They support Jesus.
(d) They are divided on the issue.

11. What does the author think about the case for Christ as he begins his book project?
(a) Christ was real.
(b) Christ has not been born yet.
(c) Christ was legendary.
(d) Christ was only a prophet.

12. Historically, what happened to dead bodies in the times of Jesus?
(a) They were dumped in a well.
(b) They were buried in the ground.
(c) They were burned.
(d) They were fed to dogs or put in a mass grave.

13. Because the Bible repeats and confirms some aspects of Jesus' life and death, what theory does their evidence erode?
(a) Theory of evolution.
(b) The swoon theory.
(c) Circumstantial proof.
(d) Lengendary development.

14. According to the author's key psychological witness, was Jesus crazy for claiming to be God?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) Perhaps.
(d) Yes and No.

15. Other than the gospels, what other New Testament book does Habermas often refer to as evidence?
(a) Timothy.
(b) Acts.
(c) Romans.
(d) Exodus.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the fluid that collects in the membrane around the heart?

2. Why is it important to know how many books and articles witness Donald Carson has written?

3. What two facets of character does Carson say prove Christ's deity?

4. What is the topic of witness Donald Carson's books?

5. Typical people with psychosis display what kind of emotions?

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