1. The Holy Spirit is the invisible power of Yahweh, shared by his son, Yahshua.

True
False

2. The Holy Spirit is a person co-equal with the Father and Son.

True
False

3. The Trinity is a doctrine of three equal persons found only in Christianity.

True
False

4. The Holy Spirit is a person, because the King James Version reference is "He."

True
False

5. Miracles can be accomplished by demons as well as those with Yahweh's Spirit.

True
False

6. The Holy Spirit is a force or influence much like gravity, magnetism, radio waves and wind, which we cannot see, but can witness the results of its working or power.

True
False

7. The Bible teaches that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are all equal in rank and power.

True
False

8. Yahshua always touched people before they could be healed through His Spirit Power.

True
False

9. The Holy Spirit came to this earth at Passover when the temple curtain was torn.

True
False

10. Speaking in tongues is a fruit of the Spirit of Matthew 7:20.

True
False

11. Obedience to Yahweh has nothing to do with receiving the Holy Spirit.

True
False

12. Genesis does not mention the Holy Spirit until Chapter 5.

True
False

13. The Holy Spirit is always represented by an eagle.

True
False

14. The last two verses of 1 Corinthians 2 liken the Spirit to the mind.

True
False

15. Tarry meetings are necessary to receive the Holy Spirit.

True
False

16. The Holy Spirit is called "pneuma" in the Greek and is likened to

lightning.
wind.
fire.
incense.

17. To be spiritually minded means to

dream or see visions.
stay away.
be asleep.
be guided by Yahweh.

18. Galatians 5:22 does not include this as a fruit of the Spirit:

love
joy
mercy
longsuffering

19. Acts 5:32 reveals that the Holy Spirit is given to all who

Worship Yahweh
Thank Him
Love Him
Obey Him

20. 1 Thessalonians 5:19 says, "Quench not the spirit." "Quench" means to

run away from
sing songs of praises to
stifle or extinguish
twist or dance about

When completed, please review and submit.  You will receive your graded paper back.  After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 5.