Ephesians 1-6 Bible Bowl Practice Test

The main idea is that inheriting the kingdom is linked to living in a way that pleases God, and certain lifestyles demonstrate a pattern that disqualifies someone from that inheritance. In Ephesians 5:5, Paul warns that no one who is a fornicator (whoremonger), or unclean, or covetous, or an idolater will have any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and God. That list shows four distinct kinds of behavior—sexual immorality, impurity, greed, and idol worship—that exclude a person from the inheritance. So the set that has no inheritance is the group that includes all four categories together, matching the biblical warning. Context helps: Paul is urging believers to reject these practices and live as children of light, contrasting them with the holiness required to participate in God’s kingdom. The other options describe people who would typically be associated with the kingdom (saints, faithful, the righteous, pure), so they don’t fit the warning given in this passage.