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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whose capital cities are Lyons and Vienne on the Rhone?
(a) Gaul.
(b) England.
(c) Germany.
(d) Sweden.

2. The Romans changed Jerusalem's name to _______ and the Church was composed of Gentiles.
(a) Aelia.
(b) Moriah.
(c) Salem.
(d) Zion.

3. Tiberius died after _____________ years in power in 37 A.D.
(a) Fifteen.
(b) Twenty-five.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Thirty.

4. Herod ordered Bethlehem destroyed, expecting what to happen?
(a) Jesus to be captured.
(b) God to protect him.
(c) Jesus to be killed.
(d) Jesus to be surrendered to him.

5. Prophesy and _______ persist.
(a) Fear.
(b) Tongues.
(c) The raising of the dead.
(d) Healing.

Short Answer Questions

1. Philo became known as a great scholar during this time and lived where?

2. Who was the Syrian governor?

3. Even in the twelfth generation, believers still exercised what?

4. Only as of late, in Eusebius's time, have Christians become what?

5. He ________________ various traditional Christian doctrines, that Christ is the son of God sent into the world to redeem mankind and so on.

Short Essay Questions

1. When was Christ recorded? How was this affirmed?

2. What did Herod do regarding the news of Christ's birth? How did this affect him and his family?

3. What does Eusebius say about Domitian's persecution of John and Christ's relatives?

4. Name two heretics mentioned in the last chapter. What is significant about these two?

5. What did both Valentinus and Cerdo do?

6. What does Eusebius say about the Gospels?

7. What did having a foreign king do to the Jewish people?

8. How does Eusebius affirm Christ's lineage to be correct?

9. Who are the apostles that Eusebius lists who were scattered throughout the world? What does the author say about these men?

10. Describe Philo.

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