Exam: Homiletics (2016)

(1/50) Jesus taught the disciples how to preach, where to preach and what to preach.

(2/50) The Homiletics class is only for the ones who are going to pastor.

(3/50) Every true believer is called to preach the gospel.

(4/50) Preaching comes naturally to spiritual people.

(5/50) Preaching can be defined as “to proclaim.”

(6/50) True preaching is an act of God.

(7/50) The Longer the sermon the more effective because sometimes people need time to understand.

(8/50) It is not important how we preach as long as we are feeling strong.

(9/50) Preaching is to explain.

(10/50) Seed sermons only come when we are reading the Bible.

(11/50) The preacher is much less likely to be tempted since he or she is in the place of protection.

(12/50) The preacher should never have to remind the listeners once he has preached on a subject before.

(13/50) We can say that Homiletics is to divide and deliver.

(14/50) A preacher should dedicate himself more to working at the church than to preaching.

(15/50) One of the purposes of the text is to be a guide.

(16/50) The hardest part of a sermon is the conclusion.

(17/50) An outline can be thought of as a map.

(18/50) It is good to preach on things that no one else has preached if one thinks it is scriptural.

(19/50) Illustrations are found everywhere.

(20/50) One of the purposes of the text is to guide.

(21/50) An outline should have unity and sequence.

(22/50) It is good to practice preaching.

(23/50) The outline must always be told first to the listeners.

(24/50) Homiletics is the principle and practice of preaching.

(25/50) The Apostle Paul asked others to pray for his preaching.

(26/50) When there is a distraction it is often good to use humor.

(27/50) Preaching is usually making one main point.

(28/50) Jesus used a few illustrations only when He thought people could not understand.

(29/50) All preachers need to have a good education.

(30/50) What a preacher wants to stress are power words and power phrases.

(31/50) The preacher needs to use all the tools every time he preaches.

(32/50) You can learn to swim if you read a book on swimming.

(33/50) At the introduction of a sermon one can use a story or illustration.

(34/50) A conclusion is when you add another point.

(35/50) The body of the sermon is the discussion or the actual sermon.

(36/50) The conclusion is the longest part of the sermon.

(37/50) A text needs to be read first every time.

(38/50) A long preparation eliminates the need for an outline.

(39/40) The first reason Christ was anointed was to preach.

(40/50) A few ways of knowing if a text is from the Lord are if it leaps in our heart, we feel burdened, and it burns in our hearts.

(41/50) Who was the best preacher that ever lived?

(42/50) When Jesus preached, did He use aphorisms or aphaeresis?

(43/50) What are normally the three main parts of a sermon?

(44/50) Fill in the Blank. “And Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, and {} the gospel of the Kingdom.”

(45/50) Fill in the Blank. “Don’t carry the {}, let the {} carry you”.

(46/50) Sermons are very similar to:

(47/50) What are the four R’s that Jesus used when He preached?

(48/50) What part of the sermon do people take home in their hearts?

(49/50) While waiting for The Lord to open doors, you should be:

(50/50) What is heaven’s first law?