1. All societies have laws or rules of conduct that govern human behavior.

True
False

2. The basic laws Yahweh established in the Old Testament changed in the New.

True
False

3. Death was inevitable before sin was committed in the Garden of Eden.

True
False

4. Once we repent of sin, our future is wiped clean.

True
False

5. Spiritual circumcision is a sign of the New Covenant.

True
False

6. The problem with the Old Covenant was the idea that man could obey Yahweh.

True
False

7. Yahweh's laws are less important today, now that we have love.

True
False

8. The only thing that atones for sin is grace.

True
False

9. In the New Covenant, the Holy Spirit is given to enable man to obey.

True
False

10. Sacrificial laws and ceremonialism were nailed to the stake with the Messiah.

True
False

11. According to the Bible, Sin is

drinking, card playing and dancing
anything that goes against your conscience
breaking Yahweh's law
all of these

12. What is the inevitable outcome of unrepented sin?

Death
A guilty conscience
Nothing
Hell

13. Which is true?

Yahshua replaced the law with grace in the New Testament.
Laws are unnecessary for the righteous.
In the Old Testament, the laws were on stone. In the New, they are on our hearts, becoming part of our lives.
Yahshua abolished the Old Covenant because its laws were a burden and unable to be kept.

14. Yahshua the Messiah

kept Yahweh's laws perfectly.
broke the Sabbath because He was master of the seventh day.
taught that law keeping was futile.
died to save unrepentant sinners.

15. Saints are described in Revelation 14 as those who

keep the commandments of Yahweh and have Yahshua's faith.
possess tremendous love and compassion.
died martyrs.
were patriarchs of huge churches.

When completed, please review and submit. You will receive your graded paper back. After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 7.