1. Why does Guyon warn against the idea that some are too simple to learn to walk with the Lord?
(a) Only the simple will get into heaven.
(b) The Lord loves a simple way and that the uneducated are often humbler and more qualified to walk with Him.
(c) Jesus loves the simple the best.
(d) The Lord loves everyone.

2. Who does Guyon quote saying, "Love, then do what you please?"
(a) St. Augustine.
(b) St. Peter.
(c) St. Paul.
(d) St. Ezekiel.

3. She says that you must give the Spirit free reign with what understanding?
(a) His prayers are often heard.
(b) His prayers are always heard.
(c) Your prayers may not be heard.
(d) Your prayers will be answered the way you hope.

4. What does Guyon say about requests in prayers?
(a) You should never request anything in prayers.
(b) You must make many requests.
(c) You must be willing to give up your own prayers.
(d) You must make only a few requests.

5. Putting aside a couple of times each day for dedicated prayer is what?
(a) A step that should be followed by all.
(b) A first step.
(c) Expected.
(d) Impossible to do.

Short Answer Questions

1. She quotes scriptures from ____________________ indicating that God will provide for needs, and presents the idea that this includes spiritual needs.

2. Passivity requires what?

3. What does Guyon say the reader must do, like the Lord?

4. Guyon reassures you that you may find yourself doing what?

5. The "faithful" in this endeavor will find that God does what?

(see the answer key)

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