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| TF Jesus claimed explicitly and implicitly to be righteous. |
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| TF Jesus was charged with blasphemy insurrection (rebellion) |
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| TF Jesus is our example for living his life. |
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| TF Jesus experience genuine struggles and temptations but the outcome was always certain he would prevail. |
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Who did not testify at Jesus' trial as to his innocence?
A: The centurion at the cross.
B: The thief on the cross.
C: Pilate's wife.
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| A: The centurion at the cross. |
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| God made him sin who knew no sin. |
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| You are the Holy One of God. |
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| TF Jesus' life is bracketed by the miraculous: The incarnation and the ascension. |
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| False; The virgin conception and the Resurrection. |
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| TF The virgin birth is important because we are told it occurred. |
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| TF Everybody agrees as to the importance of the virgin birth. |
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| TF The evangelistic sermon in the NT demand beliefe in the virgin birth. |
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| TF The real issue is the virgin conception as Jesus' birth was normal. |
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| False; The virgin conception was the real issue. |
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| TF The virgin birth only requires that a normal human being be brought into existence. |
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| TF The virgin birth is important because it helps to create and sustain belief in other key doctrines. |
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| Indispensible to the incarnation |
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| Jesus would've only been a human. |
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| Necessary for Jesus' sinlessness |
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| Jesus would've had a sin nature. |
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| Symbolizes the reality of the incarnation |
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| TF John refutes Docetism (the belief that "Jesus appeared to be a man") by establishing the reality of Jesus' physical nature. |
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| TF Jesus refers to himself as a man |
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| TF Because Jesus knew the Samaritan woman had five husbands we can infer (conclude) that his knowledge was unlimitted. |
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| TF Jesus was depnedent upon the Father for guidance, strength, and preservation from evil. |
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| While Jesus had an emotional makeup it does not stand to reason that he could get depressed or stressed out. |
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| TF Scripture refers to Jesus as taking on flesh and becoming human. (John 1:14; 1 John 2:2-3a) but it doesn't state that he was/is God. |
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| TF "Touch" was believed to be the most basic and reliable of the senses because it is direct perception. |
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| TF In 1 John 1:1, John gives a very physical representation of Jesus. |
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| TF Even though Jesus had a family tree (history; human ancestors) it does not mean he had a complete physical human nature. |
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| TF According to Scripture Jesus was subject to the same limitationas we are as he got hungry, thirsty tired, frustrated, etc. |
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| Have this mind among yourselves which is yours in Christ Jesus... |
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Total deity and humanity uniting in one person.
A: General Revelation
B: Incarnation
C: Intercede
D: Righteousness
E: Repentance
F: Special Revelation |
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To have a change of mind.
A: General Revelation
B: Incarnation
C: Intercede
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God revealing Himself through nature and human personality.
A: General Revelation
B: Incarnation
C: Intercede
D: Righteousness
E: Repentance
F: Special Revelation |
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To in behalf of
A: General Revelation
B: Incarnation
C: Intercede
D: Righteousness
E: Repentance
F: Special Revelation |
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| TF Jesus' humanity is jsut as controversial as Hid deity. |
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| Tf sin can ultimately be defined as "our declaration of independence" from God |
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| TF "Sins" are a mindset likened to a root-system whereas "sin" is an action or the fruit of the root-system. |
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| False. Sins = fruit -- Sin = mindset |
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| TF Our salvation is dependent upon Jesus' humanity as we needed someone exactly like us to stand in our place as our represenative to satisfy God's justice. |
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| TF Our salvation is dependent upon Jesus' deity as God's holiness and justice required a perfect sacrifice. |
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| TF Our salvation is dependent upon Jesus' deity as God's holiness and justice required a perfect sacrifice. |
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| TF God's solution to our "Gap" problem was the incarnation: GOd coming to us in our behalf |
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Who was NOT a historian who spoke of Jesus?
A: Suetonius
B: Tacitus
C: Josephus
D: Tertullian
E: Pliny the Older |
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Which is NOT one of the four criteria for assessing the reliability of the gospel accounts?
A: Embarrassment
B: Multiple dependent sources
C: Dissimilarity
D: Rejection and Crucifixion |
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| B: Multiple dependent sources |
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| List two of Jesus' sayings with references per your notes. |
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The Father and I are one. John 10:30
Jesus' trial confession. Mark 14:60-64 |
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| List two of Jesus' action with references per your notes. |
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Jesus' action in the temple. Mark 11:15-17
Jesus' trimuphal entry. Mark 11:1-11 |
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| List two of Jesus' teachings with references per you notes. |
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The content and style of Jesus' teachings. Matthew 5:31-32
Jesus' teaching by use of parables. Matthew 13:3-52 |
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| List two of the "I Am" claims found in John's account of the gospel. |
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I am the Bread of Life.
I am the True Vine. |
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Son of God
A: Romans 34
B: Romans 1:3-4
C: Mark 13:26
D: Mark 12:36 |
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Son of Man
A: Romans 34
B: Romans 1:3-4
C: Mark 13:26
D: Mark 12:36 |
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| TF All people are children of God in some sense of the word. |
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| TF Our relation to God is different from Jesus' relationship to him, even though we both may be referred to as "sons of God" |
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| TF The term "Son of Man" sometimes refers to a future eschatological figure whose coming signals the end of history and the start of divine judgment. (Daniel 7:13-14) |
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| TF The term "Son of Man" is used to emphasize the contrast between the lowliness of human nature and teh elevated status of God. |
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| TF The term "Son of Man" is used as a form of address to the prophet Daniel |
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Son of God refers to the ______ of Jesus.
A: Sinlessness
B: Humanity
C: Perfection
D: Incarnation
E: Deity |
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Son of man refers to the ____ of Jesus.
A: Sinlessness
B: Humanity
C: Perfection
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E: Deity |
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Lord
A: King
B: Exalted One
C: A divine being
D: Anointed one |
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Messiah
A: King
B: Exalted One
C: A divine being
D: Anointed one |
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Lord (verse)
A: Romans 10:9
B: Romans 9:10
C: John 1:41
D: John 14:1 |
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Messiah (verse)
A: Romans 10:9
B: Romans 9:10
C: John 1:41
D: John 14:1 |
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| TF Jesus' mission was global and geographic. |
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| TF Jesus readily accetped the tile of Messiah for most of his ministry |
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| TF The Jews understood the Messaih was to be a deliverer, in the line of David |
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| TF The Jews were expectin the Messiah to expel Israel from Rome. |
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| TF "Lord" was a term that referred exclusively (only) to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. |
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| TF The writers of the NT had some hesitaiton in using Lord to refer to Jesus. |
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| In the beginning was the word and the word was God... |
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| TF Jesus chose to subordinate his will to the Father's will. |
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| TF Two complete natrues existed in Jesus |
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| TF Prior to coming to earth as a human Jesus Preexisted as the second person of the Trinity. |
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| TF Upon becoming a human Jesus ceased to be God for a short time |
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| He was jsut a good teacher |
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| TF Jesus lived a life of near sinless perfection |
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| TF Liberal theologians believe that only a few people can know the future the God does |
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| TF Liberal thologians believe that miracles can be explained by science |
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| TF Liberal theologians believe that the historicqal Jesus claimed to be God but was mistaken. |
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Prior to the 17th century questions concerning Christology focused on:
A: Ethics
B: Metaphysics
C: Epistemology
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A "Liberal Theologian" does not accept ___ and ___ of Jesus
A: Deity and reality
B: Deity and sinlessness
C: Deity and humanity
D: Deity and miraculous |
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| During the ___ a philosophical shift occurred in philosphy/ theology |
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