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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", who strongly questioned Rees about the money choices he was making?
2. In "Loving an Outcast", what did Rees learn about prayer that transformed his prayer life?
3. In "The Tramps", Rees used his own money to provide Tramps with food and what?
4. In "Madeira", Rees became the intercessor for which young man diagnosed with tuberculosis?
5. In what year did Rees return home and encounter Welsh revival, as indicated in "Welsh Revival"?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did one of Ree's uncles and his uncle's wife take Samuel?
2. According to the descriptions in "What is an Intercessor," what is really asked of an intercessor that is not seen in prayer? Briefly explain your response based on information provided in the chapter.
3. Who were two people affected by Rees' new prayer life, and how were they affected?
4. Who confronted Rees about this money issue, and what happened at the same time?
5. How did the Lord help Rees master the skill of abiding?
6. What were the two shocks experienced by Rees in "Two Shocks"?
7. How did Rees' good friend and second in command come to be leader of the mission formerly headed by Rees?
8. How was Rees affected after hearing the testimony of the converted Jew, Maurice Reuben?
9. After the tubercular woman died, what happened to facilitate the development of Rees' love for fatherless children?
10. What did God promise about Uncle Dick's healing, and what happened?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How do the revivals in Africa symbolize the victories of Rees' faith walk and intercessions?
Essay Topic 2
How does the Vow of the Nazarene that Rees is called to by God help him conquer worldly influences? And, how does this new behavior help Rees bring the Spirit of God into the lives of others?
Essay Topic 3
Rees and the college intercede many more times after the situation with King Edward VIII, yet in these proceeding intercessions their seems to be failure, but as God reveals in time, they were planted seeds for future victories. Choose three of these intercessions and discuss the faith shown to continue intercession in the face of seeming failure and the resulting positive results in each situation. (e.g. Intercessions for Ethiopia; Dunkirk; Battle of Britain; Russia, North Africa, and Italy.)
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