Philippians Review of Chapters 1 & 2
Thanks for following along as we’ve walked through Paul’s letter to the Philippians. When I finish a book study, I am often surprised how difficult it is for me to remember the essence of the book, even a few weeks later. So, to help us cement in our minds the major themes/ideas of Philippians, let’s do a quick review via a quiz. Remember there are no grades, no cash prizes, no cruises and no cars to give away today…just a way to review this great book! Try to complete the questions without using your Bible. Okay- let’s go!
Okay, how did you do? Here are the answers:
Today, focus on Paul’s heart for others and the complete selflessness demonstrated by Jesus.
Let the messages of Philippians work in your heart today.
- Paul wrote the book while he was:
- In Corinth planting a church
- Sailing between Ephesus and Rome
- In prison in Rome
- Living in Jerusalem
- Paul’s companion during the writing was:
- Timothy
- Silas
- Clement
- Archippus
- In chapter 1, Paul was experiencing an internal conflict because:
- He was frustrated with Timothy
- He was unsure if it was better for him to be with Christ or stay on the earth for ministry
- He wanted to travel to Corinth
- His persecution in Rome was more than he could bear
- In chapter 1, Paul was thankful for:
- The prayers of the Philippians for him
- The opportunities his imprisonment provided to share the gospel
- The Philippian’s participation in the gospel
- All of the above
- In chapter 1, Paul was sure of this:
- That the Philippians would be able to come see him soon.
- That his imprisonment has hindered the spread of the gospel
- That he would send appoint more elders for the church
- That God will continue his good work in the Philippians
- In chapter 2, Paul indicated that his joy would be complete if:
- The Philippians stayed united
- He could be released from prison
- Epaphroditus was healed
- The elders would come to Rome
- In chapter 2 Paul requests that the Philippians:
- Confront those who are preaching a false gospel
- Look out for the interests of others
- Send funds for Timothy to travel to Rome
- Meet less often to reduce persecution
- What kind of attitude is Paul asking from the Philippians?
- The same as the one of Christ Jesus
- One of selflessness
- To be like a bond servant
- All of the above
- What did Paul say would make the Philippians above reproach?
- Do all things without grumbling or complaining
- Refuse to eat meals with strangers
- Read the Bible more often
- None of the above
- What did Jesus do to demonstrate selflessness?
- Did not claim his right to deity
- Took the form of a bond servant
- Became the likeness of man
- All of the above
Okay, how did you do? Here are the answers:
- c 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. d 6. a 7. b 8. d 9. a 10. d
Today, focus on Paul’s heart for others and the complete selflessness demonstrated by Jesus.
Let the messages of Philippians work in your heart today.

Linda Miller | Ministry Development
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