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| 1. The church was built on Christ, not on Peter. ( P.6, #9) |
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| 2. John the Baptist was never a member of the church. (P.6, #10) |
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| 3. On the Day of Pentecost 3,000 people were baptized for the remission of sins. (P.7, #16) |
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| 4. Jesus said that His Kingdom was of this world. (P.8, #19) |
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| 5. Since there are many races and nations in the world, God expects each of them to worship Him and different religions. ( P.10, #25) |
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| 6. Wherever we find men giving their allegiance fully to Christ, we find the Kingdom of God.. (P.9, #23) |
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| 7. God's only Law for the citizens of Christ's Kingdom (the church) is the Old Testament. ( P.10, #27) |
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| 8. The Apostles were continually converting people from Judaism. (P.10, #25) |
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| 9. As the New Testament was being written, God protected the church (members) from error through one infallible man. (p. 13, #40) |
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| 10. Man-made religious laws and religious traditions are needed in addition to the Bible. (P.10, #28) |
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| 11. All Scripture is given by inspiration of God. (P.10, #28) |
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| 12. Man is strictly warned not to add to God's Word. (P.11, #30) |
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| 13. The addition of religious laws and human traditions have resulted in the many denominations in our day. (P.11, #30) |
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| 14. Forgiveness of sins and other spiritual blessings are enjoyed only by those within God's kingdom. (P.12, #33) |
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| 15. God ads the ones who are saved to the church. Therefore, it is false to believe a person can first be saved and then later become a member of the church. (P.12, #35) |
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| 16. The word "church" means a building. (P.12, #34) |
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| 17. The church has two heads: one on earth, and One in heaven. (P.12, #36) |
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| 18. Those outside God's Church- Family are still lost in sin. (P.13, #38) |
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| 19. At first the early Christians were led directly by the Holy Spirit |
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| 20. The New Testament is the only true source of information about God's church. (P.13, #39) |
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| 21. Complete copies of the New Testament Scriptures were circulated amng the congregations hundreds of years before the discovery of modern printing methods. (P.13, #40) |
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| 22. Since God does not have a plan or pattern for His church, He has left men free to follow their own religious ideas. (P.14, #41) |
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| 23. Anywhere people conform to God's blue-print in the New Testament for starting a church, they are starting a new denomination. (P.14, #41) |
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| 24. God gave Christ to be head over all things to the church. (P.15. #45) |
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| 25. Since Christ purchased the church with His blood, a person must be in the church to enjoy salvation through Jesus' blood. (P.13, #37) |
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| 26. God's pattern for the church includes all the distinctive features which it had in the days of the apostles. (P.14, #42) |
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| 27. A person must remain faithful to Christ and the church in order to be saved. (P.13, #37) |
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| 28. Christ forbids the use of the title "Father" in the church. (P.13, #38) |
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| 29. Those who truly love God will be content with the church just as Jesus first gave it to man. (P.14, #43) |
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| 30. Jesus said, "Upon this rock I will build my churches." (p.14, #43) |
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| 31. Jesus is not interested in the unity of all believers. (P.16, #49) |
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| 32. It does make a difference to which church we belong. (P.14, #43) |
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| 33. The early churches did not wear differing religious names. (P.15, #48) |
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| 34. Jesus prayed that all believers remain united in Him. (P.16, #49) |
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| 35. Jesus said, "There shall be many folds, and One Shepherd." (P.16, #51) |
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| 36. Over 250 religious bodies found today present a divided Christendom which is direct conflict with Jesus prayer for unity. (P.16, #50) |
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| 37. The New Testament gives God's unique pattern for organizing local congregations of the church. (P.16, #51) |
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| 38. The church was read about in the Bible has an earthly headquarters and an earthly head. (P.18, #57) |
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| 39. An elder can have authority over several congregations. (P.17, #53) |
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| 40. Elders have spiritual oversight only over their own particular congregation. (P.17, #53) |
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| 41. Just any Christian may serve scripturally as an elder. (P.17, #53) |
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| 42. Elders in a local congregation should be honored with special religious titles such as "Pastor" or "Reverend." (P.17, #55) |
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