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Philippians — Group study guide

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Questions by Pastor Jose Acevedo

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Philippians 1 — Study questions

Questions by Pastor Jose Acevedo

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Read first: Philippians 1 (KJV)

  1. 1. What did Paul do every time he remembered the Philippians?

    Philippians 1:3

    • A. He thanked God
    • B. He wrote them a letter
    • C. He fasted three days
    • D. He wept for them
  2. 2. Of what was Paul confident?

    Philippians 1:6

    • A. That the Philippians would send him money
    • B. That he would soon be released from prison
    • C. That he which had begun a good work in them would perform it
    • D. That he would go to Spain
  3. 3. Where was Paul when he wrote to the Philippians?

    Philippians 1:7

    • A. In the temple at Jerusalem
    • B. In Lydia's house
    • C. In prison
    • D. On a ship to Rome
  4. 4. Paul called God to witness of what?

    Philippians 1:8

    • A. That he was innocent
    • B. That he had preached in Asia
    • C. That he owed them nothing
    • D. That he loved them all
  5. 5. What did Paul pray for?

    Philippians 1:9

    • A. That God would soon free him from prison
    • B. That their love would abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment
    • C. That the Philippians would be rich
    • D. That Rome would be converted
  6. 6. Why was it important that they approve things that are excellent?

    Philippians 1:10

    • A. So that they would not be persecuted
    • B. That they might be sincere and without offence till the day of Christ
    • C. So that Paul could glory
    • D. So that they would be honoured in the city
  7. 7. The things that happened to Paul helped toward what?

    Philippians 1:12

    • A. The unity of the Jews
    • B. His immediate release
    • C. The furtherance of the gospel
    • D. The fall of Rome
  8. 8. What became manifest in all the palace?

    Philippians 1:13

    • A. The wealth of the Philippians
    • B. That Paul's bonds were in Christ
    • C. The sickness of Epaphroditus
    • D. The letter of the apostles
  9. 9. Because Paul was in bonds, what did the brethren grow confident to do?

    Philippians 1:14

    • A. Flee the city
    • B. Stop meeting together
    • C. Fight the guards
    • D. Speak the word much more without fear
  10. 10. Some preached Christ of good will, but why did others?

    Philippians 1:15

    • A. Of envy and strife
    • B. Out of fear of Paul
    • C. Out of love for the Gentiles
    • D. To obey Rome
  11. 11. What would prayer and the supply of the Spirit bring about for Paul?

    Philippians 1:19

    • A. His sickness
    • B. His death
    • C. His trip to Spain
    • D. His salvation (deliverance)
  12. 12. What was Paul's earnest expectation and hope?

    Philippians 1:20

    • A. That he would be rich
    • B. That in nothing he would be ashamed
    • C. That he would return to Tarsus
    • D. That Caesar would set him free
  13. 13. What did Paul consider dying to be?

    Philippians 1:21

    • A. Defeat
    • B. Gain
    • C. Loss
    • D. Punishment
  14. 14. Between living and dying, which did Paul consider better?

    Philippians 1:23

    • A. Living
    • B. Dying, to be with Christ
  15. 15. How should we conduct ourselves?

    Philippians 1:27

    • A. According to the customs of the Jews
    • B. Like Roman citizens
    • C. However seems best to us
    • D. As it becometh the gospel of Christ

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Philippians 2 — Study questions

Questions by Pastor Jose Acevedo

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Read first: Philippians 2 (KJV)

  1. 1. How did Paul want his joy fulfilled?

    Philippians 2:2

    • A. By receiving offerings
    • B. By getting out of prison
    • C. By their being likeminded, of one accord
    • D. By seeing Rome converted
  2. 2. Let nothing be done through strife or through what?

    Philippians 2:3

    • A. Love
    • B. Obedience
    • C. Vainglory
    • D. Necessity
  3. 3. How should we esteem others?

    Philippians 2:3

    • A. As strangers
    • B. As inferior
    • C. Better than ourselves
    • D. As enemies
  4. 4. What was the mind that was in Christ Jesus?

    Philippians 2:6-8

    • A. He thought it not robbery to be equal with God, and took upon him the form of a servant
    • B. He wanted to reign in Jerusalem
    • C. He sought to be served by all
    • D. He kept away from sinners
  5. 5. Unto what point did Jesus become obedient?

    Philippians 2:8

    • A. Until he was thirty years old
    • B. Unto death, even the death of the cross
    • C. Until his baptism
    • D. Until the mount of Olives
  6. 6. When did Jesus receive a name which is above every name?

    Philippians 2:9

    • A. When God highly exalted him
    • B. When he was baptized
    • C. When he was born in Bethlehem
    • D. When he entered Jerusalem
  7. 7. What shall every tongue confess?

    Philippians 2:11

    • A. That Paul is an apostle
    • B. That Caesar is lord
    • C. That the law is holy
    • D. That Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father
  8. 8. How should we work out our salvation?

    Philippians 2:12

    • A. Without hurry
    • B. With fear and trembling
    • C. With doubts
    • D. With pride
  9. 9. What should we do without murmurings and disputings?

    Philippians 2:14

    • A. Only fasting
    • B. Only giving
    • C. Only preaching
    • D. All things
  10. 10. What did the Philippians need to do so that Paul's labour would not be in vain?

    Philippians 2:16

    • A. Hold forth the word of life
    • B. Build a synagogue
    • C. Send money to Jerusalem
    • D. Be circumcised
  11. 11. Who would naturally care for the Philippians' state?

    Philippians 2:19-20

    • A. Timothy
    • B. Alexander
    • C. Diotrephes
    • D. Demas
  12. 12. What do those seek who do not seek the things of Christ?

    Philippians 2:21

    • A. The peace of the church
    • B. The glory of God
    • C. Their own
    • D. The good of the brethren
  13. 13. Paul wanted to send Timothy, but what was he also confident of?

    Philippians 2:24

    • A. That he himself would come shortly
    • B. That Epaphroditus would die
    • C. That he would stay in Rome forever
    • D. That Timothy would not go
  14. 14. Who ministered to Paul's wants?

    Philippians 2:25

    • A. Timothy
    • B. Epaphroditus
    • C. Silas
    • D. Luke
  15. 15. How sick was Epaphroditus?

    Philippians 2:27

    • A. For one week
    • B. To the point of losing his sight
    • C. Nigh unto death
    • D. Only in his feet
  16. 16. Why was Epaphroditus exposed to death?

    Philippians 2:30

    • A. Because of a very long fast
    • B. Because of a fight in the palace
    • C. For the work of Christ, to supply their lack of service
    • D. Because of a shipwreck

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Philippians 3 — Study questions

Questions by Pastor Jose Acevedo

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Read first: Philippians 3 (KJV)

  1. 1. Why was it not grievous to Paul to write the same things to them?

    Philippians 3:1

    • A. Because he forgot what he had written
    • B. Because Timothy asked him to
    • C. Because he had plenty of paper
    • D. Because for them it was safe (profitable)
  2. 2. What kind of workers did Paul tell them to beware of?

    Philippians 3:2

    • A. Temple workers
    • B. Foreign workers
    • C. Lazy workers
    • D. Evil workers
  3. 3. What tribe was Paul from?

    Philippians 3:5

    • A. Ephraim
    • B. Levi
    • C. Benjamin
    • D. Judah
  4. 4. Why did Paul persecute the church?

    Philippians 3:6

    • A. Out of personal revenge
    • B. By Caesar's order
    • C. Out of zeal
    • D. For money
  5. 5. Why did Paul come to count as loss what was gain to him?

    Philippians 3:7

    • A. Because he lost his goods in a shipwreck
    • B. On Peter's advice
    • C. Because of his imprisonment
    • D. For Christ
  6. 6. In what righteousness did Paul want to be found?

    Philippians 3:9

    • A. The righteousness which is of God by faith
    • B. The righteousness of Rome
    • C. The righteousness of the Pharisees
    • D. The righteousness of the law
  7. 7. What did Paul want to apprehend?

    Philippians 3:12

    • A. The wisdom of the Greeks
    • B. That for which also he was apprehended of Christ Jesus
    • C. The riches of this world
    • D. The throne of Israel
  8. 8. What does Paul say he had to leave in order to reach what is before?

    Philippians 3:13

    • A. His family
    • B. Forgetting those things which are behind
    • C. His Roman citizenship
    • D. His letters
  9. 9. What mark did Paul want to reach?

    Philippians 3:14

    • A. A laurel crown
    • B. To be chief of the apostles
    • C. The prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus
    • D. To become a citizen of Philippi
  10. 10. What did Paul tell even weeping?

    Philippians 3:18

    • A. That Epaphroditus had died
    • B. That he was sick
    • C. That they were going to kill him
    • D. That many are the enemies of the cross of Christ
  11. 11. Where is the saints' citizenship (conversation)?

    Philippians 3:20

    • A. In heaven
    • B. In Jerusalem
    • C. In Rome
    • D. In Philippi
  12. 12. Into what shall our vile body be changed?

    Philippians 3:21

    • A. Like unto Christ's glorious body
    • B. Into a formless spirit
    • C. Into dust forever
    • D. Into an angel

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Philippians 4 — Study questions

Questions by Pastor Jose Acevedo

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Read first: Philippians 4 (KJV)

  1. 1. To whom did Paul say "my crown"?

    Philippians 4:1

    • A. To the Galatians
    • B. To the Philippians
    • C. To the Corinthians
    • D. To the Romans
  2. 2. Whom did Paul ask to be of the same mind?

    Philippians 4:2

    • A. Priscilla and Aquila
    • B. Lydia and Phebe
    • C. Lois and Eunice
    • D. Euodias and Syntyche
  3. 3. In what book did Paul say Clement was?

    Philippians 4:3

    • A. In the book of the law
    • B. In the book of life
    • C. In the book of the chronicles
    • D. In the book of the kings
  4. 4. When should we rejoice in the Lord?

    Philippians 4:4

    • A. Once a year
    • B. When all goes well
    • C. Only on feast days
    • D. Alway
  5. 5. About what things should we be careful (anxious)?

    Philippians 4:6

    • A. For nothing
    • B. About our enemies
    • C. About tomorrow
    • D. About food and clothing
  6. 6. What passeth all understanding?

    Philippians 4:7

    • A. The peace of God
    • B. The law of Moses
    • C. The wisdom of Solomon
    • D. Greek philosophy
  7. 7. Whatsoever things are true, honest, just, pure and lovely: of what are they worthy?

    Philippians 4:8

    • A. Of forgetting
    • B. Of praise
    • C. Of punishment
    • D. Of suspicion
  8. 8. At what did Paul rejoice greatly?

    Philippians 4:10

    • A. That Epaphroditus died in peace
    • B. That Caesar was converted
    • C. That he got out of prison
    • D. That at last their care of him had flourished again
  9. 9. In what did Paul learn to be content?

    Philippians 4:11

    • A. Only among the Jews
    • B. In whatsoever state he was
    • C. Only in abundance
    • D. Only when he was free
  10. 10. Can an apostle suffer need?

    Philippians 4:12

    • Yes
    • No
  11. 11. Paul said he can do all things through Christ; what does Christ do for him?

    Philippians 4:13

    • A. Makes him rich
    • B. Makes him famous
    • C. Frees him from prison
    • D. Strengthens him
  12. 12. How many churches communicated with Paul in giving when he departed from Macedonia?

    Philippians 4:15

    • A. None
    • B. The seven churches of Asia
    • C. Only the Philippians
    • D. All the churches of Macedonia
  13. 13. What was the benefit to the Philippians of helping Paul financially?

    Philippians 4:17

    • A. That they would be appointed elders
    • B. That Paul would visit them first
    • C. That they would pay no tribute
    • D. Fruit that may abound to their account
  14. 14. What is an odour of a sweet smell, a sacrifice acceptable, wellpleasing to God?

    Philippians 4:18

    • A. The burnt offerings at Jerusalem
    • B. The incense of the temple
    • C. The fasts of the Pharisees
    • D. The gifts they sent to Paul
  15. 15. According to what does God supply our need?

    Philippians 4:19

    • A. According to our offerings
    • B. According to the law
    • C. According to our works
    • D. According to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus
  16. 16. Were there saints in Caesar's household?

    Philippians 4:22

    • Yes
    • No

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