a. It is the source of one’s inner self, the seat of emotion, understanding, volitional will and conscience.

b. It is usually used as a figure of speech of some aspect of human personality.

c. It is recognized as the root of mankind’s problem.

d. All of the above.

e. All but b.

a. There are no Hebrew words for the English term "mind."

b. The term "mind" refers to how one thinks and reasons.

c. The Hebrew words for "heart", "soul" and "spirit" have been translated as the English term "mind."

d. The New Testament views the human mind in a moral context and as a reflection of the orientation of one’s heart.

e. All of the above.

f. All but b.