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| Roman floggings usually consisted of _________ lashings. |
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| Kenosis means __________________. |
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| The Bible says there are different degrees of _______________ in hell. |
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| Dr. Lapides said that he accepted _____________ existence before he accepted God. |
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| The spikes used in crucifixion are typically ___________ inches long. |
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| The ___________________ was the ultimate vindication of Jesus' identity. |
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| Roman soldiers broke legs of crucifixion victims so they ______________________. |
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| The ________________________ means rightful or supreme heir. |
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| The ________________ said that Jesus fled to India. |
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| Moral perfection and forgiveness of sins |
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| Are undoubtedly characteristics of deity. |
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| Crucifixion was so vile that Roman citizens were exempted from it except in cases of ____________________. |
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| Jesus did not come to overthrow the Roman _________________________. |
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| "Excruciating" means ____________________. |
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| The nails in the wrist ran through the ________________ nerve. |
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| Fluid released from the area around the heart. |
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| Effects the body suffers after a large amount of blood loss. |
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| Jesus' motivation for dying on the cross. |
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| Carbonic acid increases in the blood, causing an irregular heartbeat. |
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| The person dies because they can't get any air in their lungs. |
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| Release of chemicals that cause a breakdown in the capillaries of the sweat glands. |
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| Fluid released from the area around the lungs. |
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| Means God is all-powerful. |
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| Means God is all-knowing. |
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| The Intentional Fulfillment Argument |
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| Jesus knew what the prophecies said and intentionally fulfilled them that way. |
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| The prophecies weren't really prophecies, there were just sayings. |
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| The fulfilled prophecies were just a coincidence. |
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| The Altered Gospel Argument |
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| The gospel writers wrote back details into the gospel to make them fit the prophecies. |
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| Defying their maker and wanting to be at the center of their universe. |
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| Roman soldier's whip was made of |
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| leather strips or thongs, sharp bone, metal balls. |
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