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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Can you expect comfort to come from man?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Sometimes.
(d) Often.

2. What does "Your will be done" mean?
(a) You pray that God will allow your will to be done.
(b) You pray that God will allow you to love Him.
(c) You pray that your desires will be met.
(d) You pray that you will want what God wants.

3. She likens this question to what?
(a) A boss who hires a lowly employee.
(b) A servant who only serves a master to get a reward.
(c) A servant who does not know his master.
(d) An illiterate person trying to read.

4. Is self-denial the answer for overcoming this aspect of ourselves that has been discussed in # 83?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) Often.
(d) Sometimes.

5. Once this passage from Luke is realized, what is the only requirement?
(a) To go to church.
(b) To come to the Lord.
(c) To talk about the Lord.
(d) To read the Bible.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What is Guyon's purpose for using the quote in number 76?

3. Guyon predicts that carefully following the course of study she suggests will do what to one's prayer life?

4. What is the objective when reading Scripture?

5. Guyon says there is a "second level of prayers" that may be used by whom?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Guyon define abandonment?

2. What warning does Guyon give regarding those who give themselves during a good time?

3. Why does Guyon quote St. Augustine?

4. What does Guyon say when one has come to a point of a regular prayer life?

5. What does Guyon suggest for those who cannot read?

6. What is one way a beginner could come to Christ?

7. What happens when one looks inwardly for God?

8. How must one's abandonment go one step further?

9. What does Guyon warn about one's imagination?

10. What does Guyon say about the ability to turn inward to find Christ?

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