1. In 2 Thessalonians 3:1, what does Paul ask of the brethren

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• 1. In 2 Thessalonians 31, what does Paul ask of
  the brethren?
• A. Food and shelter
• B. Prayers for him and his companions
• C. Support for their work
• D. Letters

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• 2. In 2 Thessalonians 32, Paul asks for prayers
  that they may be delivered (rescued) from
  ______________.
• A. Unreasonable (Perverse) and wicked (evil) men
• B. The lawless one
• C. A shaken spirit and troubled heart
• D. Signs (Miracles) and lying wonders
  (delusions)

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• 3. According to 2 Thessalonians 33, The Lord is
  __________.
• A. Good
• B. Here
• C. Trustworthy
• D. Faithful

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• 4. According to 2 Thessalonians 33, from who
  will the Lord guard (protect) you?
• A. The man of lawlessness
• B. The spirits
• C. Delusions
• D. The evil one

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• 5. In 2 Thessalonians 34, in what does Paul
  express his confidence?
• A. In the Lord concerning you
• B. In their miracles
• C. In the love of the Lord
• D. All of the above

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• 6. 2 Thessalonians 35 says, May the Lord
  direct your _______ into the love of God and into
  the ________ of Christ.
• A. Eyes, mind (soul)
• B. Hearing, heart
• C. Hearts, patience (steadfastness)
• D. Path, direction

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• 7. In 2 Thessalonians 36, how are we told to
  withdraw (keep away) from a disorderly (unruly)
  brother?
• A. Withdraw (keep away) after a vote on the
  decision
• B. Commanded to withdraw (keep away)
• C. Think about withdrawing (keeping away)
• D. Only withdraw (keep away) if it is convenient

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• 8. According to 2 Thessalonians 38, what had
  Paul done that he would not be a burden to
  anyone?
• A. Carried food and water with him at all times
• B. Worked with labor and toil (hardship) night
  and day
• C. Kept money with him every day
• D. Worked every day except the Sabbath

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• 9. According to 2 Thessalonians 39, why had Paul
  not wanted to be a burden to anyone?
• A. He did not have the authority
• B. He did not want to go hungry
• C. He wanted to be an example
• D. He did not want to owe anyone anything

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• 10. 2 Thessalonians 310 says that anyone who
  will not work, shall not __________.
• A. Live
• B. Be saved
• C. Eat
• D. Be respected

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• 11. In 2 Thessalonians 311, Paul had heard that
  some were walking (leading) in a disorderly
  (undisciplined) manner, and he referred to them
  as what?
• A. Sinners
• B. Busybodies
• C. Sluggards
• D. Lost

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• 12. In 2 Thessalonians 312, Paul instructed
  those who were busybodies to work in _________
  and eat their own bread.
• A. Diligence
• B. Faith
• C. Peace
• D. Quietness

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• 13. 2 Thessalonians 313 says, do not grow
  weary in of _________________.
• A. Your daily work
• B. Doing good
• C. Working for the Lord
• D. Faithfulness

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• 14. In 2 Thessalonians 314, Paul gave
  instruction to treat those who did not obey what
  he had written in this way.
• A. Support them until they changed
• B. Give them work to do
• C. Note them and do not keep company (associate)
  with them
• D. Cast them from the city

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• 15. In 2 Thessalonians 315, how are we to treat
  the disobedient?
• A. Admonish as an enemy
• B. Admonish as a brother
• C. Admonish as the devil
• D. Admonish as the man of lawlessness

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• 16. In 2 Thessalonians 316, what does Paul ask
  the Lord of peace to give the brethren?
• A. Rest
• B. Comfort
• C. Salvation
• D. Peace

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• 17. In 2 Thessalonians 317, what is a sign that
  Paul is the author of this epistle?
• A. It is written with his hand
• B. It has a secret code in the lower right hand
  corner
• C. It is written in his language
• D. He uses common words