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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Called Out From Wage-earning", Rees was required by the Lord not to take any ___ for his needs.

2. In "Marriage and Missionary Call", where was the theological college that Rees studied at?

3. In "Lord Radstock", we learn that as an intercessor, Rees had to be prepared to be a ______ God used to bring forth an answer.

4. In "Uncle Dick's Healing", Rees answered a call from the Lord for extreme ___ for the widows in India.

5. What type of home was Rees Howells born in?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Rees become a "new man" while on a spiritual vacation at the Llandrindod Wells Convention?

2. Who were two people affected by Rees' new prayer life, and how were they affected?

3. How did Rees' good friend and second in command come to be leader of the mission formerly headed by Rees?

4. How did Rees come to be in London, and why was he at first hesitant to go?

5. Who was Elizabeth Hannah Jones, and how was she related to Samuel?

6. How did Rees care for the Tramps? (Please be specific and explain how this also affects Rees.)

7. Who confronted Rees about this money issue, and what happened at the same time?

8. In London, how did Rees' friend respond to Rees' hatless state?

9. How did the Lord change the way Rees was to abide in the Vow of the Nazarene?

10. How did the Lord help Rees master the skill of abiding?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Rees received two shocks while in America, first with his cousin Evan and later as he searched out answers on his own. Discuss the implications of Rees questioning his faith and the resulting changes in his life from the time he went to his cousin Evan to his resulting "new man" transformation by the end of the Llandrindod Wells Convention.

Essay Topic 2

Rees has what may be termed as failures and successes as an intercessor, specifically from his experiences with the tubercular woman and others facing death. Compare Rees' 'failures and successes' in intercession against death with what is really asked of an intercessor besides prayer - those other characteristics of intercession.

Essay Topic 3

In "A Father to Orphans" and "Lord Radstock", God uses death to bring about change in both Rees' and Lord Radstock's lives. Compare and contrast how this change comes about in both lives in relation to Rees as an intercessor.

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