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fulfill Law
call sinners to repent
divide
reveal Father through salvation |
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doctrine of the Father
repent
from religion to relationship
kingdom of heaven |
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| how wind demonstrates salvation |
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| man can't control wind, or bring about his own salvation |
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| application of the serpent on the pole |
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| men don't have to do anything to go to hell, just continue in unbelief |
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| how Jesus is the only 1 qualified to effect salvation |
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Definition
unique relationship with God
only God can satisfy His own righteous demands; only man can actually pay the price of death for sin |
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| how Jesus is equal with God |
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Definition
| in works, judgment, honor, ability |
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Definition
John the Baptist
miracles
God the Father
Scriptures
Jesus
Moses |
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Definition
Bread of life
Light of the world
Door
Good Shepherd
Resurrection & Life
the Way, Truth, Life
the (true) Vine |
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| Jesus's primary teaching method |
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wise way to teach
delightful way to impress truth on hearers
tactical way to show offensive truth
skillful way to reveal truth to the sensitive & hide it from the cynical |
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| what determines parable interpretation |
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Definition
context
1 main teaching
why Jesus taught it
surprise factor |
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| point of "lost son" parable |
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| older son's response (error of Pharisaism) |
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| theme of the Sermon on the mount |
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Definition
| internal righteousness > external righteousness |
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Definition
Full Satisfaction
inward sense of joy |
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| what actions are determined by |
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Definition
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| to complete; give true intent/meaning |
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| what does sin consist of? |
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Definition
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| what are the significance of a parable's details? |
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Definition
illustrate doctrine (not provide it)
contribute to illustration (not to the main point)
Exception: special significance when Jesus explains the details |
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| examples of sin in the heart |
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Definition
deception & oaths
anger & reconciliation
retaliation & concern for enemies
lust & divorce |
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| what part of my relationship with God is most important? |
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Definition
secret devotion
view: Father/child relationship |
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Definition
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| examples of secret devotion |
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Definition
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| deliberately using religion to cover up sin and promote one's own gains |
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Definition
put self in perspective
devote time to God
reorients priorities
changes me, not God |
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Definition
| anything we make sacred to ourselves |
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| meaning of "take no thought" |
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Definition
| don't be drawn in different directions |
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| process of discernment & application of Jesus's teachings |
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Definition
Judge myself 1st, then others
evaluate situation
ask Father for wisdom
discern false prophets
know value of God's Word |
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Definition
generosity, compassion
best shown when we give the Gospel |
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| how should we treat missionaries & church-planters? |
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Definition
| accept them; treat them kindly; show hospitality |
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Term
| why was Capernaum worse than Sodom/Gomorrah? |
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Definition
| the latter did not have revealed truth of gospel. the former heard truth, knew truth, and willingly rejected/rebelled |
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Definition
to serve man
allow for human welfare, doing of the necessary only |
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| What was ironic about when the Pharisees rejected Christ's healing of a demoniac? |
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Definition
flawed thinking: division -> destruction
they approved of other countrymen who were exorcists |
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| How does one blaspheme against the Holy Spirit? |
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Definition
reject His drawing & conviction
attribute His workings to Satan |
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Term
| application of the Unpardonable Sin |
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Definition
one who rejects Holy Spirit's promptings to receive Christ is NOT WILLING to seek forgiveness.
in Danger of damnation
God is not rejecting (refusing) to give forgiveness. |
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| scope of Unpardonable Sin |
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Definition
| of a nation ("generation"), not really an individual |
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Definition
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| what Nicodemus called Jesus |
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Definition
| "a Teacher come from God" |
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All need salvation
you can't save yourself; only God can
you would not come to God, so God came to you! |
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Definition
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| significance of Christ's "I am" |
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Definition
grammatically: transcendent & eternal
Theologically: self-sufficient
historically: claimed the O.T. name for God |
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Term
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Definition
fulfill Law
call sinners to repent
divide
reveal Father through salvation |
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Term
|
Definition
doctrine of the Father
repent
from religion to relationship
kingdom of heaven |
|
|
Term
|
Definition
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Term
| how wind demonstrates salvation |
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Definition
| man can't control wind, or bring about his own salvation |
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Term
| application of the serpent on the pole |
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Definition
| men don't have to do anything to go to hell, just continue in unbelief |
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Term
| how Jesus is the only 1 qualified to effect salvation |
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Definition
unique relationship with God
only God can satisfy His own righteous demands; only man can actually pay the price of death for sin |
|
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Term
| how Jesus is equal with God |
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Definition
| in works, judgment, honor, ability |
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Term
|
Definition
John the Baptist
miracles
God the Father
Scriptures
Jesus
Moses |
|
|
Term
|
Definition
Bread of life
Light of the world
Door
Good Shepherd
Resurrection & Life
the Way, Truth, Life
the (true) Vine |
|
|
Term
| Jesus's primary teaching method |
|
Definition
|
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Term
|
Definition
wise way to teach
delightful way to impress truth on hearers
tactical way to show offensive truth
skillful way to reveal truth to the sensitive & hide it from the cynical |
|
|
Term
| what determines parable interpretation |
|
Definition
context
1 main teaching
why Jesus taught it
surprise factor |
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|
Term
| point of "lost son" parable |
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Definition
| older son's response (error of Pharisaism) |
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Term
| theme of the Sermon on the mount |
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Definition
| internal righteousness > external righteousness |
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