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Title: 1' Which three men address the Thessalonians in 1 Thessalonians 1:1

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1. Which three men address the Thessalonians in
1 Thessalonians 11?
A. Paul, Timothy, and Titus
B. Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy
C. Paul, Silvanus, and Titus
D. Timothy, Silvanus and Titus

2. According to 1 Thessalonians 13, what three
things were specifically memorable about the
Thessalonians?
A. Their work of faith, labor of love, and
patience (steadfastness) of hope
B. Their prayers for the brethren, their
contribution to the saints, and their love
C. Their steadfast love, their persecutions, and
their prayers for Paul
D. Their longing to see Paul, their hope, and
their work (labors)

3. According to 1 Thessalonians 15, how did the
gospel come to the Thessalonians?
A. In word only
B. In word and in power
C. In word, in power, and in the Holy Spirit
D. In word, in power, in the Holy Spirit, and in
much assurance (full conviction)

4. According to 1 Thessalonians 16, whom were
the Thessalonians following (imitating)?
A. Paul and his companions alone
B. Paul and his companions, and the Lord
C. Paul and his companions, the elders in
Macedonia, and the Lord
D. Their elders and the Spirit of Life

5. According to 1 Thessalonians 16, how was the
word received by the Thessalonians?
A. In much joy (gladness) and the conviction of
sin
B. In much affliction (tribulation) and with the
joy of the Holy Spirit
C. With prayer (supplication) and expressions of
faith
D. With prayer and the giving of thanks
(blessing)

6. According to 1 Thessalonians 17, to whom
were the Thessalonians an example?
A. All the Jews and Gentiles in Macedonia
B. All of the unbelievers in Macedonia and
Achaia
C. All the believers in Macedonia and Achaia
D. All the believers who heard of their works

7. According to 1 Thessalonians 18, what
sounded forth from the Thessalonians in every
place?
A. The outcry of much affliction
B. The report of the believers
C. Songs of praise to the Lord
D. The Word of the Lord

8. According to 1 Thessalonians 19, from what
did the Thessalonians turn in order to serve the
living and true God?
A. Dead works
B. Idols
C. Uncleanness and deceit
D. Riotous living

9. According to 1 Thessalonians 110, for what
were the Thessalonians waiting?
A. Rescue from persecution and suffering
B. The joy of the Lord
C. The return of Paul to them
D. The Son of God from heaven

10. According to 1 Thessalonians 110, from what
will Jesus deliver (rescue) us?
A. Suffering in the present age
B. Persecution at the hands of men
C. The wrath to come
D. Dead idols

1. According to 1 Thessalonians 21, who knows
that the coming of Paul and his companions to the
Thessalonians was not in vain?
A. Paul and his companions
B. The Thessalonians themselves
C. The Gentiles
D. The Lord Jesus Christ

2. According to 1 Thessalonians 22, how were
Paul and his companions treated at Philippi?
A. They were received gladly (with joy)
B. With pity (shame)
C. Ignored (Unnoticed)
D. Spitefully (They were mistreated)

3. According to 1 Thessalonians 22, where had
Paul and his companions suffered before coming to
the Thessalonians?
A. Philippi
B. Ephesus
C. Corinth
D. Jerusalem

4. According to 1 Thessalonians 23, how did the
exhortation of Paul and his companions NOT come?
A. In error or uncleanness (impurity)
B. In pride or arrogance (bluster)
C. In shame and sorrow (lamenting)
D. With words of correction (strong words)

5. According to 1 Thessalonians 23, the
exhortation of Paul and his companions was NOT
presented with what?
A. Conceit
B. A threatening tone
C. Deceit
D. A warning of wrath to come

6. According to 1 Thessalonians 24, who
approved the gospel preached by Paul and his
companions?
A. The other apostles
B. The churches
C. God
D. No one

7. According to 1 Thessalonians 24, with what
were Paul and his companions entrusted?
A. An offering for the saints
B. A message from the churches to Jerusalem
C. A letter to another church
D. The gospel

8. According to 1 Thessalonians 25, with God as
their witness, what manner of speaking did Paul
and his companions NOT use in preaching to the
Thessalonians?
A. Boasting
B. Warning
C. Condemnation
D. Flattery

9. According to 1 Thessalonians 25, with God as
their witness, what motive did Paul and his
companions NOT use in preaching to the
Thessalonians?
A. Pride (Arrogance)
B. Covetousness (Greed)
C. Jealousy (Envy)
D. Bigotry (Prejudice)

10. According to 1 Thessalonians 26, what did
Paul and his companions NOT seek in the preaching
of the gospel?
A. Glory from men
B. Glory from God
C. Money
D. Praise

11. According to 1 Thessalonians 27, how did
Paul and his companions treat the Thessalonians?
A. As a teacher toward her students
B. As a wife treats her husband
C. As a nursing mother toward her children
D. As a nurse treats her patients

12. According to 1 Thessalonians 28, what
besides the gospel had Paul and his companions
been well-pleased to impart to the Thessalonians?
A. Their own lives
B. Their own money
C. Their own possessions
D. Their confession of sin

13. According to 1 Thessalonians 29, rather
than be a burden to the Thessalonians, what did
Paul and his companions do?
A. Labor (Work) night and day
B. Pray (Make intercession) night and day
C. Take an offering (collection) from the
churches
D. Fast (Eat nothing) for many days

14. According to 1 Thessalonians 210, the
Thessalonians themselves were witnesses of what
sort of behavior by Paul and his companions?
A. Narrow-minded, careful, and righteous
(honorable)
B. Loving, caring (kind), and self-righteous
C. Dedicated (devoted), unjust, and
self-sufficient
D. Devout, just (upright), and blameless

15. According to 1 Thessalonians 211, in what
manner did Paul and his companions exhort,
comfort (encourage), and charge (implore) the
Thessalonians?
A. As a commander to his troops
B. As a father to his own children
C. As a husband to his wife
D. As master to his slave

16. According to 1 Thessalonians 212, how were
the Thessalonians to walk before God?
A. Worthy
B. Humbly
C. Joyously
D. Fearfully

17. According to 1 Thessalonians 213, why did
Paul and his companions thank God unceasingly
(constantly) about the way that the Thessalonians
received the Word of God?
A. Because they repented when they heard the
Word, and did not reject it
B. Because they rejected the Jews and responded
to the Word of Christ
C. Because they welcomed it not as the word of
men, but as the Word of God
D. Because they forsook dumb idols and accepted
the God of Heaven

18. According to 1 Thessalonians 213, what does
the Word of God do in one who receives it as
truth and believes it, as did the Thessalonians?
A. Nothing (Not anything)
B. Takes control (Possesses)
C. Compel (Force) righteousness living
D. Effectively works (Performs its work)

19. According to 1 Thessalonians 214, whom
should the church of the Thessalonians imitate?
A. Those in Judea
B. Those in Asia
C. Those in Macedonia
D. Those in Galatia

20. According to 1 Thessalonians 214, why are
the churches in Judea an example for the church
of the Thessalonians?
A. Because of their poverty
B. Because they received an offering from the
churches
C. Because they suffered the same things from
their countrymen
D. Because the Judeans did not reject the word
of God

21. According to 1 Thessalonians 214-15, whom
did the Judeans kill?
A. The Lord Jesus and their own prophets
B. The priests and prophets of idol-worshippers
C. The apostles and prophets
D. Their own countrymen

22. According to 1 Thessalonians 216, the
Judeans sought to forbid (hinder) Paul and his
companions from speaking to whom?
A. The Jews
B. The Gentiles
C. Other Judeans
D. Samaritans

23. According to 1 Thessalonians 217, what did
Paul and his companions eagerly desire to do?
A. Preach to the lost in Thessalonica
B. See the faces of the Thessalonians once again
C. See the faces of those in Judea once again
D. Deliver wrath upon the Jews in Judea

24. According to 1 Thessalonians 218, who or
what hindered Paul and his companions from
visiting the Thessalonians once again?
A. Satan
B. The Holy Spirit
C. The Judeans
D. Their imprisonment

25. According to 1 Thessalonians 219, what will
be the hope, joy, and crown of rejoicing
(exultation) of Paul and his companions?
A. The giving spirit of the Thessalonians
B. The obedience of the Thessalonians to the
Gospel
C. The Thessalonians overcoming the persecutions
that had beset them
D. The Thessalonians in the presence of the Lord
Jesus Christ at His coming

1. According to 1 Thessalonians 31-2, where was
Paul left behind when he sent Timothy to the
Thessalonians?
A. Philippi
B. Athens
C. Rome
D. Jerusalem

2. According to 1 Thessalonians 31-2, which of
his companions did Paul send to the Thessalonians
from Athens?
A. Timothy
B. Titus
C. Silvanus
D. Luke

3. In 1 Thessalonians 32, how does Paul describe
Timothy?
A. Young (Youthful) and strong
B. Quick to speak, slow to wrath (anger)
C. Brother, minister, and fellow laborer
(worker)
D. His son in the faith (ministry)

4. In 1 Thessalonians 33-4, for what reason
does Paul say that the Thessalonians should not
be shaken (disturbed) by afflictions?
A. Because the time of affliction would not last
long
B. Because Paul would soon follow Timothy to
Thessalonica
C. Because Jesus was coming soon
D. Because they were appointed (destined) for
affliction and tribulation

5. In 1 Thessalonians 34, what prediction from
Paul was already proved to be true?
A. His prediction of affliction and tribulation
B. His prediction of a famine in Judea
C. His prediction of the return of Christ Jesus
D. His prediction that the Jews would reject the
Gospel

6. According to 1 Thessalonians 35, Paul could
no longer endure waiting for the answer to which
question?
A. Whether Paul and his companions were spoken
of badly, making them unwelcome
B. Whether the Jews had scattered the
Thessalonians, breaking up the church
C. Whether the tempter had tempted the
Thessalonians, and made their labor in vain
D. Whether the persecution had tempted the
Thessalonians to forsake Christ

7. According to 1 Thessalonians 36, what news
did Timothy bring back to Paul and his companions
of his visit to the Thessalonians?
A. Bad news about their forsaking the gospel,
and speaking ill (unkindly) of Paul
B. Bad news of the temptation and falling away
of the Thessalonians
C. Good news about their faith and endurance
under persecution (great suffering)
D. Good news of their faith and love and their
good (kind) memories about Paul and his companions

8. According to 1 Thessalonians 37, how did
Paul and his companions feel after receiving news
from Timothy about the Thessalonians?
A. Even in affliction and distress the news of
the faith of the Thessalonians was comforting
B. They were afflicted and distressed because of
the lack of faith of the Thessalonians
C. They regretted staying in Athens
D. They were now sure that Jews were afflicting
the church of the Thessalonians

9. According to 1 Thessalonians 38, Paul and
his companions now (really) lived because of
what good trait of the Thessalonians?
A. Because the Thessalonians repented of
(forsook) their sins
B. Because the Thessalonians set aside an
offering for the needy (impoverished)
C. Because the Thessalonians stood fast (firm)
in the Lord
D. Because the Thessalonians sent a messenger to
encourage (build up) Paul

10. According to 1 Thessalonians 39-10, for
what did Paul and his companions pray night and
day for the Thessalonians?
A. That they might see them again and exhort
(encourage) them to forsake their sins
B. That they might see their faces and perfect
(complete) what was lacking in their faith
C. That they might send a messenger to Paul to
report both the good and the bad (that which was
lacking)
D. That they might endure (continue) through
persecution, and meet again after this life

11. In 1 Thessalonians 312 Paul asks of the
Lord that the Thessalonians increase and abound
in what?
A. Kindness towards the lost and to the church
B. Faith in good times and also under
persecution
C. Hope both in this life, and in everlasting
life
D. Love for one another, and to all

12. In 1 Thessalonians 312-13, Paul prays that
God the Father will find what to be true of the
Thessalonians at the coming of the Lord Jesus
Christ?
A. That their minds would be found free of
temptations
B. That their souls would not be tormented by
Satan
C. That their bodies would not be broken by
persecution
D. That their hearts would be established as
blameless in holiness

1. According to 1 Thessalonians 41, what
teaching had the Thessalonians received from Paul
and his companions?
A. How to talk and to teach
B. How to walk and to please God
C. How to set aside money each Lords Day
D. How to avoid persecution

2. According to 1 Thessalonians 42, through
whom did Paul give his commandments?
A. Through the Lord Jesus
B. Through the authority of the church
C. Through the apostles
D. Through his own authority

3. According to 1 Thessalonians 43, what was
the Thessalonians sanctification, which was
Gods will for them?
A. Enduring persecution
B. Avoiding temptation
C. Abstaining from sexual immorality
D. Avoiding coarse speech

4. According to 1 Thessalonians 44, Paul
directs the Thessalonians to possess their own
vessel in what manner?
A. In hope of the return of the Lord
B. In grace and truth
C. In humility
D. In sanctification and honor

5. According to 1 Thessalonians 44-5, how do
the Gentiles who do not know God possess their
vessel?
A. In sanctification and honor
B. In selfishness
C. In passion of lust
D. In humility

6. According to 1 Thessalonians 46, whom does
the Lord avenge?
A. Those who are weak and helpless
B. Those who defraud their brother
C. Those who are sick or lame
D. Orphans and widows

7. 1 Thessalonians 47 says, God did not call
us to _________, but in _________?
A. Pride, humility (Conceit, meekness)
B. Strength, weakness (Might, weakness)
C. Uncleanness, holiness (Impurity,
sanctification)
D. Sin, righteousness (Iniquity, virtue)

8. According to 1 Thessalonians 48, he who
rejects the commandments and teachings delivered
by Paul in this letter is rejecting whom?
A. Paul
B. God
C. Satan
D. Man

9. According to 1 Thessalonians 49-10, what did
Paul NOT need to write to the Thessalonians
about?
A. Sanctification
B. Brotherly love
C. Temptation
D. Impurity

10. According to 1 Thessalonians 410, the
Thessalonians treated the brethren in which
entire region with love?
A. Achaia
B. Macedonia
C. Judea
D. Asia

11. According to 1 Thessalonians 411, how were
the Thessalonians to lead their lives?
A. Humbly, as busybodies, working when they were
able
B. Alone, separate from the world, working in
seclusion
C. Loudly, interfering with sinners, working
only for Christians
D. Quietly, minding their own business, and
working with their own hands

12. According to 1 Thessalonians 411-12, what
are the results of leading a quiet life, minding
their own business, and working with their own
hands?
A. One will be lonely (alone), but will be
provided for
B. One will be happy and have what they really
want
C. One will walk (behave) properly toward those
who are outside, and lack nothing
D. One will never really be happy, but will still
have a hope of eternal life

13. According to 1 Thessalonians 413, about
whom does Paul want the Thessalonians NOT to be
ignorant?
A. Those who are teaching deception
B. Those who are defrauding others
C. Those who have fallen asleep
D. Those who would teach another Gospel

14. According to 1 Thessalonians 414, what
basic principle do all Christians believe?
A. Jesus did not really die He was only faint
as if asleep
B. Jesus has already returned
C. Jesus died and rose again
D. Jesus will not return until all persons fall
asleep

15. According to 1 Thessalonians 415, which of
the following is true?
A. Those who are alive will precede those who
are asleep
B. Those who are alive will by no means precede
those who are asleep
C. Those who are alive will die first, and then
rise with those who sleep
D. Those who sleep will remain asleep while
those who are alive will rise

16. According to 1 Thessalonians 416, what
sounds will ring out when the Lord descends from
heaven?
A. The shout of Christ and of the Father
B. The reading aloud of the names of those who
are asleep
C. A shout to wake those who are asleep
D. A shout and a trumpet

17. According to 1 Thessalonians 416, whose
voice will be heard at the coming of the Lord?
A. The confession of Satan
B. The voice of an archangel
C. The voice of the saints who are alive
D. The voice of the saints who are asleep

18. According to 1 Thessalonians 417, where
will those who are alive at the second coming
meet the Lord?
A. On the earth
B. In the air
C. In heaven
D. At the judgment

19. According to 1 Thessalonians 417, how long
will we be with the Lord?
A. Only briefly
B. Until the judgment
C. Until a time that the Lord has determined
D. Always

20. According to 1 Thessalonians 418, what
effect should the words of Paul about the second
coming of Christ have?
A. They should be alarming words
B. They should be disturbing words
C. They should be comforting words
D. They should be words kept secret among the
brethren

1. According to 1 Thessalonians 52, how will
the day of the Lord come?
A. Like lightning in a storm
B. Like a sword thrust in a battle
C. Like a thief in the night
D. Like a lion upon a sheep

2. According to 1 Thessalonians 53, what will
people be saying when sudden destruction comes
upon them?
A. "Repent and be baptized!"
B. Peace and safety!
C. "All is well!"
D. "We shall escape!"

3. According to 1 Thessalonians 53, destruction
will come like what?
A. Like labor pains upon a pregnant woman
B. Like drunkenness upon a drunkard
C. Like persecution upon the church
D. Like a lion upon a martyr

4. According to 1 Thessalonians 54, why should
the Day not come upon the Thessalonian brethren
like a thief in the night?
A. Because they will already be asleep
B. Because they are hidden by the darkness
C. Because the strength of the Lord will
overcome the thief
D. Because they are not in darkness

5. In 1 Thessalonians 54-5, how are the
Thessalonian brethren described?
A. Sons of darkness and sons of the night
B. Sons of light and sons of the day
C. Sons of the dawn and sons of the rising sun
D. Sons of the dusk and sons of the setting sun

6. According to 1 Thessalonians 56, what should
the Thessalonians be doing rather than sleeping,
so that they will not be overtaken in the Day of
the Lord?
A. Watch (Be alert) and be sober
B. Be strong to resist the tempter
C. Pray for deliverance (rescue)
D. Find a place to hide before the day approaches

7. According to 1 Thessalonians 57, in Paul's
analogy what does he observe is done at night?
A. Only resting and sleeping
B. Sleeping and drunkenness
C. Prayer
D. Fasting and mourning

8. In 1 Thessalonians 58, Paul directs the
Thessalonians to put on the breastplate of what?
A. Humility and peace
B. Sobriety and peace
C. Compassion and love
D. Faith and love

9. In 1 Thessalonians 58, Paul directs the
Thessalonians to put on the helmet of what?
A. The peace that passes understanding
B. The hope of salvation
C. The guarding of thoughts
D. The Holy Spirit

10. According to 1 Thessalonians 59, God did
not appoint (destine) us to wrath, but rather to
what?
A. Works of love
B. Works of law
C. Salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ
D. Salvation through good works

11. In 1 Thessalonians 510-11, after saying
that we live together with the Lord Jesus Christ
who died for us, what does Paul direct the
Thessalonians to do for one another?
A. Help and support (Assist and sustain)
B. Provide and uphold (Give and support)
C. Comfort and edify (Encourage and build up)
D. Wake and warn (Awaken and counsel)

12. According to 1 Thessalonians 512-13, what
are the Thessalonians to do for those who labor
among them and are over (have charge over) them
in the Lord?
A. Recognize (Appreciate) and esteem highly
B. Help (Assist) and lift up
C. Provide for (Sustain) and pray for
D. Bless (Praise) and love

13. According to 1 Thessalonians 514, whom
among the church are they to warn (admonish)?
A. The poor
B. The unruly
C. Those who are asleep
D. Those who are lazy

14. According to 1 Thessalonians 514, whom
among the church are they to comfort (encourage)?
A. The glutton
B. The fainthearted
C. Those who are wasteful
D. Those who are ministers

15. According to 1 Thessalonians 514, whom
among the church are they to uphold (help)?
A. The weak
B. The downtrodden
C. The lazy
D. The helpless

16. According to 1 Thessalonians 515, what
should one NOT render (repay) for evil?
A. Evil
B. Good
C. Revenge
D. Love

17. 1 Thessalonians 517 exhorts the
Thessalonians to pray how often?
A. Occasionally
B. Sometimes
C. Often
D. Without ceasing

18. 1 Thessalonians 518 exhorts the
Thessalonians to give thanks in what?
A. Everything
B. Christ alone
C. Good times
D. Evil times

19. According to 1 Thessalonians 519, what
should not be quenched?
A. Hope
B. The Spirit
C. Prayer
D. Rejoicing

20. According to 1 Thessalonians 521, what
things should be tested (examined)?
A. That which appears to be evil (immoral)
B. The teaching (preaching) of the Gospel
C. All things (Everything)
D. The practices (works) of the Gentiles

21. In 1 Thessalonians 523, as the letter
concludes how is God described?
A. As the God of peace
B. As the God of war
C. As the God of all comfort
D. As the God of help and healing

22. In 1 Thessalonians 525, what is the last
request of Paul and his companions to the
Thessalonians?
A. Send your love
B. Pray for us
C. Provide for us
D. Send a messenger of encouragement