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| TF? Jesus did not accept the title of Messiah during his ministry |
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| TF? Jesus' mission was global and geographical and timeless and temporal |
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| TF? The Jews understood the Messiah was to be a deliverer, in the line of Solomon |
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| TF? The Jews were expecting someone (i.e. Messiah) who would expel the Romans from Israel and restore Israel to a place of prominence in the world |
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| TF? Jesus' humanity is just as controversial as His 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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| TF? Our salvation is dependent upon Jesus' humanity as we needed someone exactly like us to stand in our place as our representative 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? Jesus refers to himself as a man |
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| TF? Jesus was dependent upon the Father for guidance, strength, and preservation from evil |
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| TF? 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? 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 limitations as we are as he got hungry, thirsty, tired, frustrated, etc. |
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| TF? The virgin birth is important because we are told it occured |
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| TF? The evangelistic sermons in the NT demand belief 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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| TF? The virgin birth only requires that a normal human being be brought into existence |
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| TF? Jesus only claimed implicity to be righteous |
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| TF? Jesus was only charged with blasphemy at his trial |
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| TF? Jesus is our example for living however his life does not imply that human nature is good |
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| TF? Jesus experienced genuine struggles and temptation but the outcome was always certain he would prevail |
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| The centurion at the cross |
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| TF? THe basic notion of salvation is that of release from danger, captivity or deliverance from a fatal illness |
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| TF? Salvation is primarily a spiritual event having no real impact on the person's mind or emotions |
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| TF? Adoption literally means the place and condition of a son given to one to whome it does not naturally belong |
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| TF? Adoption is a Greco-Roman practice that is not recognized by the Jews |
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| TF? We are "saved" or "redeemed" for our own sakes not for Christ's |
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| TF? "Justification in the present refers to God's past accomplishment in Christ and the anticipation of a past verdict |
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| TF? "Righteousness" refers to "character" not "status" |
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| TF? "Justification" is a active idea "you are doing the acting" where as "santification" is a passive idea "you are being acted upon" |
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| TF? Pelagius' central point is that we have no control over our sinfulness as it contaminates our lives from birth |
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| TF? According to Augustine the human will has been weakened but not eliminated by sin |
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| TF? According to Pelagius, we are under obligation to be sinless as we are born sinless |
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| TF? According to Pelagius, grace is to be understood as an external enlightenment |
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| What is true according to Pelagius? |
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| -Humanity merely needed to be shown what to do, and could then be left to achieve it unaided |
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| - Humanity was created good by God, and then fell away from him--and God, in an act of gramce came to rescue fallen humanity from its predicament |
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| TF? During the birth of the church the mission focus was on people, not territory |
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| TF? During the Reformation, the mission focus of the church was on enemies of Rome or territory |
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| TF? The chuch is both timeless and eternal |
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| TF? The church as prophet is to be a mediator for those who are separated from God |
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| TF? The Bride of Christ imagery is one that communicates loving acceptance |
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| God creates, sustains, and concerns himself with the world |
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| TF? There are those elected for service and those elected for salvation |
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| TF? All theologians believe that historicical figures such as Pharaoh and Judas Iscariot were created just so God could damn them to hell |
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| TF? Israel was chosen specifically to prepare the way for the coming Messiah |
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| TF? Israel was elected for preparation and the church is elected for proclamation |
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| Nature is the determinative cause of all things |
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| God is the determinative cause of all things |
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| God's decree to allow the Fall of mankind |
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| First moment: God's natural knowledge |
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| Contains all necessary truths along with all possible truths (cycloptic leprechaun) |
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| Out of all the possible worlds he could have created, God freely chose this one (i.e. Dr. Kelly teaches theology at PCA) |
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| God knows, not only all actual truths but also all possible truths (Dr. Kelly teaches at PCA/ Dr. Kelly could be pres of the world) |
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| God's knowledge of what any individual would freely do if actually created and placed in any particular set of circumstances |
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| to reign over the united kingdom |
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| to release the exiled Jews |
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| Calvinist believe that the elect will persevere because the elect have a strong faith |
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