Living the Spiritual Life Lesson Quizzes

Session 1

1. Many people think that in order to be spiritual you must have the ability to: a. Tap into some other parallel dimension b. Fast and pray for periods of time. c. Pray for people and see lives changed. d. Most don’t know how to be spiritual. e. All of the above.

2. What does a person need to do to live a spiritual life? a. Remember the what and why of spirituality in order to live a consistent

spiritual life. b. Learn the mysteries of Christ first. c. Know God’s will for your life. d. Recognize an invisible spiritual system that works, even if we don’t see it. e. All the above

3. How many mysteries are in the Kingdom that pertain to keys to Living the Spiritual Life?

a. 9 b. 12 c. 3 d. 5 e. None of the above.

4. What is an important step for God’s Kingdom to come? a. Repentance. b. Fast all the time. c. Submitting to your spouse. d. Death, sorrow and sickness must be destroyed first. e. All of the above.

5. By the end of the course you will be able to: a. Know how to fast. b. Become sin-free c. Clean up the church. d. Know the difference between salvation by grace and living a spiritual life. e. None of the above.

Session 1: Answers 1. e | 2. e | 3. b | 4. a | 5. d

Session 2

1. What does the Kingdom of God advance through? a. Dominion and empire b. Search and destroy c. Power and authority d. Democracy and politics

2. What is the Hebrew understanding for righteousness?

a. Righteousness is the substance that separates us from darkness. b. Man must lose his own soul. c. We are set free from sin. d. To follow God rather than our own passion. e. All the above.

3. What was modeled after Heaven?

a. Paradise b. The earth c. The Garden of Eden d. All the above.

4. The Kingdom of God was to begin with _______in the Garden.

a. Animals b. Children c. The Two Trees d. Mankind

5. Adam & Eve walked with God in the “cool of the day” which is known as

oblation. What does oblation mean? a. To have dominion and multiply. b. To inflate something round. c. The thief is in the Garden. d. To offer one self to God. e. None of the above.

Session 2: Answers 1. c | 2. d | 3. c | 4. d | 5. d

Session 3 1. What were God’s 3 Rules in the Garden?

a. Tell Eve my rules. b. You may eat freely from every tree. c. Keep my garden and name my animals. d. Do not eat of the tree of good and evil. e. If you eat from the tree of good and evil you will die. f. b, c & e g. a, c & e h. b, d & e

2. What are the basics sins in the world? a. Pride of Life b. Lust of Sex c. Love of Money d. Lust of the Eyes e. Lust of the Flesh f. a, d, & e g. All of the above

3. What was Satan’s original plan against God? a. Have authority over the earth. b. To have authority over man. c. To rise above God’s authority. d. All of the above.

4. What happened after Man lost his authority on the earth? a. God no longer walked with Adam and Eve in the cool of the day. b. God drove them from the Garden. c. Light lifted from them. d. The earth began to resist man. e. All of the above.

5. What are truths on how the kingdom advances? a. At the rate of the expansion of righteousness. b. The rate of how many people get water baptized. c. Through the good deeds of strangers. d. At the proportional rate of repentance. e. a & d

Session 3: Answers 1. h | 2. f | 3. d | 4. e | 5. e

Session 4 1. Which statements are true about sin?

a. Sin is the absence of light. b. Sin is the anti-Christ spirit in action. c. Sin is the absence of God. d. Sin is defilement. e. All of the above.

2. How is light and darkness used in the Bible?

a. Contrast the difference between good and evil. b. To show sin as a shadow. c. To show shadows are a form of defilement. d. To distinguish day and night.

3. In 1 John 2: 9-10, what is light described as?

a. Holy b. God c. Being fruitful d. Variable

4. A result of defilement can be:

a. Leaven spreads through an individual. b. Opens the door to demonization. c. Failure to inherit the Kingdom of God. d. All of the above.

5. In Revelations 4:8, “Holy” is shouted by the Seraphim 3 times. Why are they

doing this? a. Protocol for the other angels to join in. b. It is a witness to the perfection of God. c. To shout at the enemy and declare the Lord’s presence. d. To scare darkness away.

Session 4: Answers 1. e | 2. a | 3. c | 4. d | 5. b

Session 5 1. What is the result of sin?

a. Death b. Decay c. Defilement d. Deterioration e. All of the above

2. The stone tablets, the rod that budded and a pot of manna were placed in the

ark of the covenant. What did these three items represent? a. The way, the truth, the life. b. The way to the promise land. c. A way to kill the giants. d. God’s promise to never destroy the earth with water again.

3. What happens when sin enters man?

a. The earth immediately stops yielding. b. The war within us begins. c. Man loses his covering of light. d. If detracts man from his destiny. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.

4. How many years did Adam live after he sinned?

a. 930 b. 480 c. 100 d. 0

5. In what way are the heavens affected by sin?

a. Comets will strike the earth and other planets. b. There are galactic disruptions. c. Stars will explode and implode. d. There will be disruptions of the solar system. e. All of the above.

Session 5: Answers 1. e | 2. a | 3. e | 4. a | 5. e

Sessions 6 1. What is one important truth that is hinged on what Jesus said to the thief on the

cross? a. All mankind submitted to Satan through sin. b. Christ died for our sins. c. Jesus has the key of death, hell and the grave. d. That we have power over all darkness.

2. What is the meaning of Sheol?

a. Barren womb b. Hades c. Stillborn d. All of the above.

3. What happened on Day 2 of Jesus in Sheol?

a. Jesus preached the good news to all the inhabitants of Sheol. b. Jesus was tempted by Satan. c. Jesus fought over the body of Moses. d. Jesus rose again.

4. How did Jesus get out of Sheol?

a. Angels carried him up. b. The Holy Spirit lifted Him up. c. God’s sent his chariot. d. None of the above.

5. Which man in the Old Testament did not go to Sheol?

a. Samuel b. Moses c. David d. Abraham

Session 6: Answers 1. d | 2. a | 3. a | 4. b | 5. b

Session 7

1. What are 3 different levels of offense to blaspheming the Holy Spirit? a. Lying to the Holy Spirit. b. Laughing at the Holy Spirit. c. Grieving the Holy Spirit. d. Quenching the Holy Spirit. e. a, c & d only f. b, c & d only

2. Satan had the keys to death, hell the and grave for how many years:

a. 3,000 years b. 4,000 years c. 5,000 years d. 6,000 years

3. What will happen to Satan at the end of the age?

a. He will be chained in outer darkness. b. He will cast in the lake of fire. c. He will be loosed for a season. d. A little angel will cause him to be bound to the earth. e. None of the above.

4. Who will join Satan in their final punishment?

a. Fallen angels b. The false prophet. c. Hades d. Death e. All of the above

5. What is the Lake of Fire known as?

a. Eternal fire & brimstone b. The first death. c. The second death. d. Sheol e. None of the above

Session 7: Answers 1. e | 2. b | 3. b | 4. e | 5. c

Session 8 1. Which meaning is true about how the world perceives wisdom?

a. It is the combination of self-control, knowledge or intellect. b. Wisdom is ruling the world. c. It is the knowledge of the common good. d. Self-control is the substance of success.

2. What does New Age teaching state?

a. There is no such thing as sin. b. The cross doesn’t mean anything to our lives. c. The light of the world is our consciousness. d. We are all God. e. All of the above.

3. How does God make a “move”?

a. In a way designed to make the enemy make a move. b. Always on the defense. c. After observing what the devil’s plans are. d. One step behind the enemy.

4. What are 3 qualities of Wisdom from James 3:17?

a. Gentleness b. Happiness c. Thankfulness d. Peaceable e. Full of good fruits f. b, c & e only g. a, d & e only

5. What is the Tree of Life also known as?

a. The Tree of Wisdom b. The Tree of Creative Light c. The Tree of the Spirit d. The Tree of the Fear of God

Session 8: Answers 1. a | 2. e | 3. a | 4. g | 5. c

Session 9

1. There are 7 Rules to Spirituality. What are 3 of the rules? a. Not all spirit beings are created equal. b. Fallen beings have no authority over man. c. Communion is required with the Spirit. d. True spirituality is transformational. e. The mind can make us spiritual. f. b, c & e only g. a, c & d only

2. Which is true about Light & Darkness? a. It has substance, weight, speed, density and mass. b. Light can recreate light. c. Darkness has no substance. d. Darkness cannot create more darkness. e. All of the above

3. What is an attribute of the Fruit of the Spirit? a. Goodness b. Fellowship c. Humbleness d. Faith e. Joy f. Cleanliness g. a, c, d & e h. All of the above

4. What is a correct way of describing Fellowship of the Spirit? a. Communication with Holy Spirit, the very Spirit of God who can change

all things. b. Joy and peace in learning new things. c. Is learning to be nice to people who are not. d. Sanctifying your soul to your spirit. e. None of the above.

5. What is transformation? a. Traveling from one place to another. b. Having a lot of authority. c. A journey. d. Is living the good life. e. All of the above;

Session 9: Answers 1. g | 2. e | 3. g | 4. a | 5. c

Session 10

1. In knowing how the spiritual life works, what was the simple message Jesus brought?

a. He wants us to understand how heaven and earth interact. b. That he came for a reason. c. Eternity is outside of time. d. There is a difference between eternal and everlasting.

2. Who did God began to reveal his Eternal nature?

a. Samson b. Moses c. Abraham d. David e. None of the above

3. What is the best definition of “I Am”?

a. That He is what He is. b. That God had a beginning and an end. c. He is immutable. d. God is eternal e. Present outside of time.

4. There are five foundations to God’s nature. Which of the following is not one of

them? a. Immutable b. Eternality c. Omnipresent d. Flexibility e. Omnipotent

5. God is the Alpha & Omega. What does this mean?

a. God prefers to speak Latin. b. God is the beginning and the end. c. God is in the future only. d. God had no beginning but has an end. e. None of the above.

Session 10: Answers 1. a | 2. b | 3. e | 4. d | 5. b

Session 11

1. What are the spiritual gifts God gives us to achieve our purpose and destroy anything that would stop that purpose?

a. Spiritual gifts that bring healing to the sick and demonized. b. Gifts of the Holy Spirit. c. Talents and knowledge. d. Dreams and Visions e. c & d only f. a & b only g. All of the above.

2. From the co-existing spiritual realm we receive supernatural help from other

angelic beings. Which is not a being listed in scripture? a. Hosts b. Angels c. Rephaim d. Minotaurs

3. According to Ephesians 4:23 what does “Above the Line Thinking” mean?

a. Being renewed in the spirit of your mind. b. God gave you the ability to think for yourself. c. To cast down imaginations. d. Your life circumstances will get better.

4. What will the result of above the line thinking affect?

a. Our lives. b. Our influence c. Our responsibilities. d. How we view others. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.

5. What is the right description of our Moment of Choice?

a. A battle between our conscious and our thoughts. b. A battle between the soul and the spirit. c. Taking multiple choice tests. d. When we bring into captivity our thoughts. e. None of the above.

Session 11: Answers 1. f | 2. d | 3. a | 4. e | 5. b

Sessions 12

1. If God is triune in nature, what does that mean? a. The Father is God. b. Jesus is God. c. Holy Spirit is God. d. There is only one God. e. All of the above.

2. Out of the 5 attributes of Deity, which one does He share with Satan?

a. Omnipresent b. Eternal c. Immutable d. Omnipotent e. None of the above.

3. Who are the Attributes of Deity in?

a. Just the Father. b. Just the Father and Son. c. The Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. d. God and Satan.

4. Which is true about angels?

a. They are heaven’s agents b. They do not bring messages from humans to God. c. They don’t need human’s help to obey God. d. They have the power to affect both the visible and invisible. e. All of the above.

5. Which best describes living the spiritual life?

a. Good deeds. b. Man’s heart, attributes and actions toward God. c. The ability to live in, mature and interact with Heaven. d. Memorizing scripture.

Session 12: Answers 1. e | 2. e | 3. c | 4. e | 5. c

Session 13

1. What is the simple purpose of your spirit? a. To convict others of sin. b. To create in you a greater hunger and teaching you about Him. c. To be attuned to God and know when you are being drawn away from

Him. d. To emotionally connect you to God. e. b & c f. All of the above.

2. What is the purpose of the spirit of man having a still, small voice?

a. To warn you of danger. b. To train you to submit to the Holy Spirit. c. To make you more sensitive to the spiritual world. d. To let you know when someone is lying. e. All of the above

3. The soul of man needs rest and sleep, as it becomes tired what happens?

a. Emotional fatigue. b. Mental fatigue. c. The will becomes fatigued and the desire to give up. d. All of the above.

4. What are functions of the Spirit?

a. Knowledge b. Conscience c. Wisdom d. Intercession e. Communion f. a, d & e g. b, c & e h. None of the above.

5. Which of the following statements are true?

a. The spirit of man receives all things from the Spirit of God. b. The spirit of man never gets tired or sleeps. c. The spirit of man is the most important aspect of his existence. d. The Spirit of God gives the spirit of man spiritual understanding. e. All of the above.

Session 13: Answers 1. e | 2. e | 3. d | 4. g | 5. e

Session 14

1. Which is true about the soul of man? a. God gave man a soul because God has a soul. b. The soul of man is inherently good. c. The soul of man is how you communicate with God. d. All of the above.

2. There are 3 parts to the soul of man, the mind, will and emotions. Which

statement is true? a. The mind is a driving force to compel movement or action. b. The mind steers, gives intent, focus and direction. c. The mind causes the person to keep going even in difficult times. d. All of the above.

3. Obedience is the first step toward _____________.

a. Direction b. Action c. Brokenness d. Love e. All of the above.

4. The second step toward brokenness is _______________.

a. Submission. b. Counsel c. Serving d. Communion e. None of the above.

5. There are three words that translated mean “Life”. They are Bios, Psuche, and

Zoe. What is the meaning of Bios? a. Highest kind of life. b. Practical living. c. Mind, will and emotions. d. Communion and counsel with the Lord. e. None of the above.

Session 14: Answers 1. c | 2. b | 3. c | 4. a | 5. b

Session 15

1. Which statement is true about the Law of Observation? a. It works for the good of others so when we view others around us we will

see them as God intends for them to be. b. Our choices are what we will become. c. God observes us as we make our choices. d. When we form an opinion about ourselves we are stuck with it.

2. We can influence our DNA in what positive way. Which of the following

statements are true? a. Choose to believe we are here for a purpose. b. What we focus on we make room for in our life. c. Don’t look at things according to their outward appearance. d. Your thinking creates a pathway to success or failure. e. All of the above.

3. What kinds of things can we internalize in our bodies?

a. Spiritual matter. b. Soul matter. c. Environmental matter. d. All of the above.

4. Epigenomes shape the structure of the “genome”. Which is the correct

statement about genomes? a. They wrap all of our genes. b. They contain instructions for building our body. c. It is the software of our body. d. They cause our genes to become readable and it changes our lives. e. All of the above.

5. What is a correct statement about choices we make?

a. Every decision is a choice. b. Every choice began with a thought. c. You are a product of the choices you make. d. Your thinking creates a pathway to success or failure. e. We must learn to guard our thoughts. f. All of the above.

Session 15: Answers 1. a | 2. e | 3. d | 4. e | 5. f

Session 16

1. What is evidence of Kingdom thinking? a. Bearing with one another. b. Forgiving one another. c. Uncontrolled Passion d. White lies to protect another. e. All of the above

2. What is the evidence of empire (earthly) thinking? a. Longsuffering b. Renewed knowledge c. Appearance of Wisdom d. Covetousness e. a & c only f. c & d only

3. The parables illustrate the truth of how we should think concerning the Kingdom of God and how it operates. Which statement is correct?

a. The Kingdom is like a dragnet. b. The Kingdom is like the wheat and tares. c. The Kingdom is like the ten virgins. d. The Kingdom is like a householder. e. All of the above.

4. What happens when we spend time with God and co-labor to form a Kingdom mindset?

a. We will begin to experience the blessings out of the beatitudes and begin to live and walk in spiritual fruit.

b. We will lead with Kingdom wisdom. c. We will anticipate the enemy’s ploys. d. We will respond to our friends with Kingdom understanding. e. All of the above.

5. For us to turn our hearts toward Him so that He is justified to act on our behalf, what must we do?

a. Think Kingdom thoughts. b. Attack the enemy before he attacks us. c. Get water baptized. d. Have Kingdom faith.

Session 16: Answers 1. | 2. f | 3. e | 4. e | 5. d

Sessions 17

1. In order to refocus our attention on the issues of the Kingdom, what must we do?

a. Focus on the things in the Kingdom that are available to us now. b. Be aware of anything that destroys evil. c. What is inside us will make all the difference. d. Our own efforts will make all the difference. e. All of the above.

2. How can we make changes in our lives that are critical to us?

a. Our own efforts will be enough. b. Transformation comes later. c. We have to recognize the need for God to do it. d. Refocus our attention on the needs of the kingdom.

3. What are examples of being in the same place as you were five years ago?

a. We quit when things get too hard. b. We don’t pray until we need a miracle. c. We have the same thought patterns that are mostly earthly thoughts d. We focus on wrong things to make us happy. e. All of the above.

4. Which statement is correct on how we can begin to know God instead of just

knowing about God? a. If we spend more time in the Word. b. If we spend more time in Prayer. c. If we spend more time in serving others. d. If we spend more time in worshipping Him. e. All of the above.

5. If we begin to really know God, what changes will we see in our lives?

a. You will fall into the cycle of “why did this happen to me?” b. You will begin to see what is really truth and what is not. c. You will become very wise in knowing earthly matters. d. You will know how to make wise choices based on earthly knowledge. e. None of the above.

Session 17: Answers 1. a & b | 2. c & d | 3. e | 4. e | 5. b

Session 18

1. There are all manner of heavenly beings that we are not familiar with. Which statement is true about them?

a. It’s possible that every fallen being has an “unfallen” counterpart still in Heaven.

b. Angels can be messengers. c. Powers is a form of angel. d. Authorities are angels that delegate influence. e. All of the above.

2. Which of the below are among the 16 types of spirit beings mentioned in Scripture?

a. Prince of the power of the air. b. Mights c. Dominions d. Thrones e. All of the above

3. In Jeremiah 18:7-10, the verses illustrate that a heavenly shift can happen and how it happens. Which statement(s) is true?

a. Spiritual authorities are placed over the land. b. The actions of man determine who and what will rule over that land. c. Whatever you have submitted to Satan or God gives the right rule over

you. d. To divert disaster people must turn to God and pray. e. All of the above.

4. Which of the following is a type darkness? a. Outer darkness b. Deep darkness c. Gross darkness d. Darkness e. All of the above.

5. Jesus had nothing in common with Satan. What does “nothing in me” mean?

a. More in common. b. A little in common. c. Not walking the same way. d. Nothing in common.

Session 18: Answers 1. e | 2. e | 3. e | 4. e

Session 19

1. God longs to reveal His greatness through us. Which statement is not correct? a. He longs to bond with us and make us one with Him. b. He is trying to conceal Himself from you. c. His great mercy toward us is founded upon His name. d. He knows that you, His creation, cannot be greater than Him. e. None of the above.

2. God’s Glory is to be revealed through us. You are made to become a person

of: a. Renown b. Praise c. Glory d. Wonderous Deeds e. a, b & c only f. b, c, & d only g. All of the above

3. To carry the same quality of life that Jesus had you will have the opportunity to

walk into things the world cannot walk into such as: a. True enlightment b. Higher wisdom c. Broader Knowledge d. Greater insight e. All of the above

4. In order to have a spirit-ruled mind rather than a soul-ruled mind you must:

a. Become partakers of His divine nature. b. Be transformed into His likeness. c. Realize you have one third of heaven to help you. d. Be happy with the spirit of your mind.

Session 19: Answers 1. b | 2. e | 3. e | 4. a & b

Session 20

1. What is the right definition of Justice? a. It’s the legal process and procedure of upholding the law. b. It’s what keeps evil in check. c. It chastens what is wrong and restores what was stolen. d. It weighs pain and suffering into the settlement on your behalf. e. All of the above.

2. What are two ways Satan can afflict us?

a. Advancement b. Intrusion c. Invitation d. Deception

3. What can keep us from receiving God’s justice?

a. Vengeance b. Being faithless c. Pride d. Bitterness e. All of the above

4. What would be the wrong thing to pray for in order to receive God’s justice?

a. Ask for a long life so that you may receive justice. b. No harm to your enemy. c. Do not ask for riches. d. Ask for understanding and discern justice.

5. The Bible commands us to carry out justice for others. What would be the right

thing to do? a. Meet the needs of the needy. b. Pray for the sick c. Cast out demons. d. Look after the widows. e. All the above.

Session 20: Answers 1. e | 2. b & c | 3. e | 4. a | 5. e

Session 21

1. There are two things that caught the attention of the people concerning Jesus. What are they?

a. The miracles b. The power c. The authority d. His wisdom

2. What is the definition for dunamis?

a. Miraculous strength b. Explosive force c. Strong wisdom d. Wise discernment e. None of the above

3. What is the definition for Exousia?

a. Disheveling b. Creative c. Highest judicial control d. Wise discernment e. None of the above

4. What is true about Power?

a. Power is the miraculous. b. Power is creative. c. Power can recreate. d. Power shifts and changes reality e. All of the above.

5. Which statement is true concerning power and authority?

a. Power is a gift. b. Authority is bestowed. c. You can’t do anything to deserve power, it is a gift. d. All of the above

Session 21: Answers 1. b & c | 2. b | 3. c | 4. e | 5. d

Session 22 1. There is a difference between obedience and submission. What is the

difference? a. You can be obedient and still have a mental stronghold in your life. b. Submission encapsulates the mind, will and the emotions. c. You can be obedient and upset, submission is obeying with gladness. d. You cannot have a mental stronghold and be fully submissive. e. All of the above.

2. What made the demons shriek when Jesus came near them?

a. His power b. His authority c. His miracles d. His discernment e. All of the above

3. What do you have to do to take on the nature of Jesus?

a. Take on his power. b. Take on His obedient heart. c. Heal the sick d. None of the above

4. Power comes and goes but Authority is always present. Which statement(s) is

true? a. A kingdom based on power is a dictatorship. b. Spiritual authority comes through relationship. c. Kings rule with authority and conquer with power. d. The church today has substituted knowledge for authority. e. All of the above.

5. The Word says that Satan is the god of this world because ______.:

a. God uses him to test man. b. Man gave him the right to be. c. Jesus allowed it so man could overpower him. d. Man always had dominion over Satan. e. None of the above.

Session 22: Answers

1. c | 2. b | 3. b | 4. e | 5. b