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Question 1 of 9

1. Question

Oaths and vows in the Christian context are:

Voluntary commitments which, once made, bind the taker to keep them.
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Commitments that all Christians must undertake in all circumstances.
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Necessary in order to have Christians keep their word.
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Never appropriate for Christians since our word should be enough.
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Question 2 of 9

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Taking a vow or oath is a subset of which of the Ten Commandments?

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Ninth
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Question 3 of 9

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Which of the following would make a vow unlawful according to the Old Testament?

Done as part of the overarching covenant commitment
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Done in accordance with God’s revealed will
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Vowed only to the Lord
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Done by a woman against the will of her husband
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Conditioned upon the Lord granting a request
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Question 4 of 9

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One contrast between old covenant and new covenant vows is:

Old covenant vows ask God to do something according to his promises in the future, new covenant vows look back upon what God has done in Christ.
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Old covenant vows look back upon what God has done, new covenant vows ask God to do something according to his promises in the future.
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Both new and old covenant vows ask God to do something according to his word in the future.
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Both new and old covenant vows look back upon what God has done in keeping his promises.
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Question 5 of 9

5. Question

Which of the following is the proper condition of vows in both the old and new covenants?

Looking to gain something personally from God
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Looking to achieve victory over your personal enemy
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The righteous, obedient nature of the vow taker
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Being attached to the covenant promises of God
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Question 6 of 9

6. Question

Which of the following Old Testament characters vowed an unlawful vow?

Hannah
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Israel
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Jacob
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Jephthah
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Question 7 of 9

7. Question

Vows are only properly made to God; oaths can be:

Made to God or people.
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Only made to God and so must be kept.
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Only made to other people and so can be broken.
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Only made to other people before God, and so must be kept.
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Question 8 of 9

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Which of the following is not prohibited by one who has taken a nazarite vow?

Partaking of the fruit of the vine
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Eating honey from the comb
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Applying a razor to one’s head
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Being in contact with death
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9. Question

In heaven we will, without hesitation or temptation to the contrary, keep all the vows we make while there.

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