Impartiality
CRS · 50 practice questions
James 2:1-13; Lk. 6:3; Acts 10:34-35; Matt. 7:1-5.
- Interpret the concept of impartiality.
- Identify causes of partiality.
- Examine the consequences of partiality.
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- Practice question 1
Peter teaches that God, as judge, shows no partiality, judging each person's
- A.Work
- B.Nationality alone
- C.Wealth or status
- D.Family background
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A. Work
Peter teaches that God judges impartially according to each person's work.
- Practice question 2
James instructs believers not to show partiality based on outward appearance toward
- A.Only those who share their wealth
- B.Visitors to their assembly
- C.Only church leaders
- D.Only their own family members
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B. Visitors to their assembly
James instructs against partiality based on outward appearance toward visitors to the assembly.
- Practice question 3
Paul's teaching on unity in Christ states that there is no favoured distinction before God between Jew and Greek, or between
- A.Only literate and illiterate believers
- B.Slave and free, or male and female
- C.Only old and young believers
- D.Only urban and rural believers
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B. Slave and free, or male and female
Paul teaches there is no favoured distinction before God between slave and free, or male and female.
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