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"Sensus Divinitatus"
What does it mean and who was is coined by? |
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Meaning: Inner Sense of God
Coined: John Calvin |
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| What is the Westminister Catechism's definition of God? |
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| God is a Spirit, infinite, eternal and unchangeable in His being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth. |
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| Why must we use analogy to define and understand God? |
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| Because God is an untamable, unsearchable, undefinable being. |
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| What is the Cosmological Argument for God's existance? |
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| Every cause has an effect. There cannot be an infinite regress of causes. There must be an uncaused cause. This being is God. |
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| What is the Teleological Argument for God's Existance? |
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| The cosmos exhibits order and design. This cannot be self-produced. A Designer must have made the universe. |
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| What is one of the Anthropological Argument for God's existance? |
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| The universe is perfectly tuned for human life. This must have been designed. |
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Which is not an attribute of God?
Eternal, Infinite, Omnipresent, Omniscient, Immutable, Calvinistic, Merciful, Gracious, Holy, Loving, Wrathful, Sovereign, Light. |
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Define:
Elohim
Adonai
Yahweh
El |
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Elohim is God (in a pluralistic form)
Adonai is Lord.
Yahweh is LORD.
El is Hebrew basic word for "god" |
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"One day is like a thousand years and a thousand years are like a day"
Which creation theory would this statement be used to defend? |
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Genesis 1:1
In the beginning God created....
Genesis 1:2
Now the earth was without form or void...
What Creation theory would use these proof text's to defend? |
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Genesis is a poetic book, with a true background.
What creation theory would use this argument as a justification for their argument? |
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| Literary Framework Theory. |
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The earth was created by Yahweh in six 24 hour days.
Which view of creation theory would use this logic? |
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Does God exist within our universe?
(Not in regards to omnipresence, but within creation) |
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| No, He is outside our universe, time, and space. |
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| A period of time in God's economy. |
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| Which dispensational view holds to a 7 dispensation view? |
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| Crazy Classical Dispensationalism. |
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| Which dispensationalism view holds to 4 dispensations? |
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| Progressive Dispensationalism. |
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God is revealed in different modes in different times.
What heretical view of the trinity is this? |
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God is one, not three in one. He rules alone as God.
What heretical view of the trinity is this? |
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Jesus is not the same in substance as the Father. Jesus is a created being.
What heretical view of the trinity is this? |
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| Subordination or Arianism. |
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The Father is a God. The Son is a God. The Spirit is a God.
What heretical view of the trinity is this? |
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God eternally exists as three persons, Father, Son, and Spirit, and each person is fully God. There is one God.
What is this trinitarian view called? |
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What does Deuteronomy 6:4 Say?
Hint: Shema Yisrael (hebrew) |
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Shema Yisrael, Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai Yechad.
Hear Oh Israel, the Lord is God, the Lord is one. |
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Christ existed (eternally) before His birth.
What is the theological term for this? |
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What does the word "virgin" mean in regards to the prophecy of Jesus and Mary?
What are the definitions of virgin in Hebrew. |
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Young Girl.
Unmarried Girl.
Unadulterated Girl. |
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| How was Jesus conceived in Mary? |
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| By the Holy Spirit coming upon Mary in a divine mystic way. |
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| Messiah would be born in Bethlehem. |
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Was Christ born with original sin?
Why or Why Not? |
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No.
He was not born of a man, thereby bypassing original sin. |
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| Was Christ tempted to commit adultery? |
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| Yes. He was tempted in every way, yet without sin. |
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Did Jesus know He was divine?
(Biblical Support Needed for Answer) |
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Jesus said "I an the Father are one".
Yes. |
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| Yes. He was 100% Human and 100% God. |
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With regards to humanity/deity of Christ:
Which view says Jesus only appeared human BUT was God? |
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With regards to humanity/deity of Christ:
Which view says Jesus is a completley Human Messiah.
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With regards to humanity/deity of Christ:
Which view says Jesus is a man adopted and given power from God?
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With regards to humanity/deity of Christ:
Which view says Jesus has no real human soul. He is created.
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| At which theological council was Jesus' deity and humanity affirmed? |
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Define:
Hypostatic Union. |
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Christ is a perfect 100%
100% Man and 100% God at the Same time and eternally. |
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With regards to atonement of mankind through Christ:
Which view says Jesus died to buy humanity back from Satan?
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With regards to atonement of mankind through Christ:
Which view says Jesus paid a debt to God for the offense of sin.
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With regards to atonement of mankind through Christ:
Which view says the sight of Jesus dying should stir up love for God and for mankind in our souls.
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With regards to atonement of mankind through Christ:
Which view says sin undermines God's right to rule the world. Death of Jesus shows God's displeasure with sin.
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With regards to atonement of mankind through Christ:
Which view says the cross fulfills God's just demand for punishment while mercifully providing a substitute for us.
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Which view of the atonement is orthodox?
Who articulated this view? |
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Penal Substitution.
The Reformers. |
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| Yom Kippur, the Jewish feast, was a forshadowing of what? |
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| The cross did what for the elect? |
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Propitiated- Turned away wrath.
Redeemed- Paid the price of sin.
Reconciled- United us with God.
Forgave- Wiped away sins.
Justified- Imputed Christ's righteousness. |
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| 1 Corinthians 15 deals with what theological doctrine? |
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| Was Christ's ressurection bodily? |
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Christ is our High Priest.
By what holy order of priesthood is Christ?
and
What does He do as High Priest? |
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Melchezedik.
Interceeds, Cleanses, Nurtures, Directs His Church. |
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Name one theological proof text for the rapture:
(either a reference or quoting the text) |
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1 Thess. 4:13-18
"The trump of the Lord will sound and the dead in Christ will rise. Those of us who are left alive will meet Him in the air" |
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| Which Judgement seat will YOU appear before if any? |
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| Which judgement seat will Joseph Smith, Mohammed, Hitler and Buddha appear before? |
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| What is the final destination of the Christian? |
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The New Earth.
New Jerusalem. |
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| What is the final destination of the un-elect? |
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| Revelation 21 talks about... |
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| the New Heavens and the New Earth. |
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| Where are the streets of Gold located? |
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What is Moody's view of the tribulation?
Name it and describe it: |
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Pre-tribulation.
Christ will rapture His Church before the tribulation and then return with the Church post tribulation to reign. |
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| What are the three offices of Christ? |
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| Man was made in God's spiritual image. |
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Man consists of body and soul.
What view of mans compostion is this? |
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Man is Body, Soul, and Spirit.
What view of mans compostion is this? |
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Man is material and immaterial.
What view of mans compostion is this? |
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What view of Genesis 3 (the fall of man) says:
This passage is neither historical or true. |
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What view of Genesis 3 (the fall of man) says:
Not historical, yet true. |
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| What sin did man commit when He fell? |
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Man in totally depraved.
What scripture defends this view and what does this mean. |
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Ephesians 2:1
Man is completely wicked, dead, without God and without hope. However, He is is not as "wicked" as he could be. |
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Transgression of God's law.
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| Speaking words about God. |
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| Speaking words about Christ. |
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| Speaking words about the Spirit. |
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| Speaking words about the end times. |
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| Speaking Words about Salvation. |
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| Speaking words about the Church. |
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| Speaking words about the Word. |
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indirect or general information about God.
Creation, History, Humanity |
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specific, direct information about God.
Prophets, the Bible, Dreams, Theophanies. |
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True or False:
The Bible was written by geniuses who knew how to write well. |
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| Is the ESV inspired by God? |
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| Is the scroll Isaiah wrote upon inspired by God? |
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The Bible is completley true.
This doctrine is called: |
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| The five Solas of protestant theology are: |
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Sola Scriptura
Sola Gracia
Sola Christus
Sola Fatia
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| Eastern Orthodox Distinictives are: |
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Historically Conservative
Culturally Distinct
Mystical |
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| Roman Catholic Distinctives are: |
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Hierarichal
Universal Authority
Apostilic Ministry. |
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| Protestant Distinctives are: |
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Individualistic
Activistic
Biblicalism. |
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| Who was dispensationalism developed by? |
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| Covenant Theology says what about the Church and it's relation to Israel. |
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| What is the purpose of Angels? |
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| The be messengers of the Lord to humanity. |
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Flock of Sheep
is a metaphore for: |
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Bishop
Priest
Deacons
Congregation
What Church Governement Structure is this? |
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Session
Presbetry
Synod
General Assembly
Local Elders
Lay Members
Which Church Government is this? |
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Pastor
Elders/Deacons
Congregation |
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| Is Communion a Sacrament or an Ordinance? |
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| What is the Reformed view of Communion? |
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| The elements are joined with the Holy Spirit to symoblise with power. |
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| Signs of an invisable, present, reality. |
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