New Testament Survey Quiz on First and Second Thessalonians

Thessalonica was a large and prosperous city in Macedonia.

The church in Thessalonica was established by Paul and Silas about A.D. 51 on Paul's second missionary journey.

They stopped to evangelize in Thessalonica because a synagogue of the Jews was there.

Paul and Silas were accused of acting contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying that there is another king, one Jesus.

The persecution against the church in Thessalonica continued by jealous Jews.

In I Thessalonians Paul expressed disappointment about their faith and work.

In I Thessalonians Paul reminded the Christians how he and his companions had preached the Gospel honestly and sincerely.

In I Thessalonians Paul warned the Christians of the dangers of sexual immorality, a common sin in the Roman world of the first century.

In I Thessalonians Paul corrected some misunderstandings about the second coming of Christ.

In II Thessalonians Paul reminded the Christians that their persecutors will be punished by Christ at His second coming.

In II Thessalonians Paul made it very clear that the second coming was not far off.