4 questions from this video. Pick the best answer for each.

1. According to the lesson, what does the word 'Anabaptist' mean, and why were Bible believers given that name?

It means 'anti-baptism' because they refused to baptize anyone at all It means 'new baptizers' because they invented a new method of baptism It means 're-baptizers' because they required people baptized as babies to be baptized again after being born again It means 'first baptizers' because they claimed to be the original church that practiced baptism

2. What does 2 Timothy 3:16 teach about Scripture that forms the basis for the Baptist belief in biblical authority?

All scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness Only the New Testament writings are inspired and authoritative for the church Scripture becomes inspired when it is read aloud in a church gathering The scriptures are helpful suggestions but must be interpreted by church leaders

3. According to Acts 2:47 and the lesson on saved and secure membership, what must be true of a person before they can properly join a Baptist church?

They must be baptized as an infant and confirmed as a teenager They must attend the church for at least one full year They must be approved by the denomination's governing board They must be born again and have a genuine testimony of salvation

4. When Jesus said 'Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's' (Matthew 22:21), what Baptist distinctive does this support?

The priesthood of every believer The separation of church and state The autonomy of the local church Individual soul liberty

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