New Testament Survey Quiz on Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon

The books of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon are often called "the Prison Epistles."

Ephesians and Colossians are called "twin epistles" because they are so much alike.

Paul arrived in Rome and lived under house arrest for two years awaiting his trial before Caesar.

Paul visited Ephesus briefly at the end of his second missionary journey.

Apollos, an eloquent Jew, came to Ephesus and preached accurately in the synagogue.

Ephesians has been called "Paul's great treatise on the church of Christ."

The church is "the body of Christ." which Christ as the head of the body.

The church in Philippi was established by Paul and Silas on Paul's first missionary journey.

Philippians was written to thank the church for the gift they sent to help Paul while he was in prison.

The key word in Philippians is "joy."

False teachers had come to Colossae with a strange, new doctrine.

Colossians has been called "the most Christ centered epistle in the New Testament."

Philemon is one of the longest books in the New Testament.

Philemon is a personal letter to Philemon about returning a runaway slave Onesimus.