The office in which Christ is understood as revelation of Gid in word and deed is_____

The Holy Spirit provides enabling grace only within the elect and this work always accomplishes the task of drawing his chosen to himself.

Psalm _____ is about the coronation of a Davidic king and says “You are my son, today I have become your father.”

According to the textbook, how many contemporary witnesses were there to the work of the Spirit in the incarnation.

Matching: Christ recapitulates the edenic work of adam and the eschaton will be a material existence.

The Baptist denial of infant baptism had the effect of precluding a state established church in which membership in the church was coextensive with the general population.

Matching: Justification is a life long process in which the believer is made righteous by being infused with Christ’s righteousness

Matching: this teaching argued that while all humans are made up of a body, soul and spirit, Jesus was composed of a human body and soul, but had a divine spirit.

Matching: this group sees the doctrine of imputed righteousness as a misunderstanding of Paul’s use of the courtroom metaphor, which in turn reduces salvation to simple book keeping.

Matching: this view teaches that Jesus is composed of two separate persons

According to the textbook, since the church did not have an ecumenical council deal with the issue of salvation until the 5th century, the patristic era displays a lack of clarity or consensus on the subject.

Matching: since justification is linked to sanctification, it is possible for a person to lose their salvation

According to the textbook, baptism is the cause and creation of faith in the person being baptized

The three components of the human personality that are involved in repentance are _____,_____, and _____

According to the textbook the nation of Israel and the church are identical

Matching: this person held to an Infralapsarianism postion

Matching: held to a spiritual vision for eschatology as opposed to a new creation model

According to the textbook, a Christian can blaspheme against the Holy Spirit as described in Matthew 12:31

The Bible teaches that the universe was created by the Word of God, and therefore the Spirit did not have a role in creation

The second coming of Jesus occurs in two stages: a secret catching away of believers before the tribulation and a public return of Christ at the end of the tribulation

According to the textbook, the concept of church membership was established in the 2nd century and is not directly found in scripture

According to the textbook, regeneration is a prolonged process similar to how a woman is pregnant and then gives birth to a child

What says “Wisdom is often personified, and this usage is found in some ancient Jewish writings outside of the Bible. Logos is the wisdom or thought of God.” When looking at John 1:1

According to the textbook, since God is the cause of all things he both ordained and caused the fall of Adam and Eve

According to the textbook, the Spirit enables people to worship God, but should not be worshiped Himself since he directs worship to the son.

The Greek word morphe translates in Philippians 2:6 as form refers to the external appearance of Christ, but not his nature.

According to the textbook, the tradition of baptizing infants has biblical warrant as it is attested in the household baptisms in acts.

According to the textbook, the reign of Jesus as king will begin at his second coming

Eschatology is grounded in God’s covenant and the covenant that promised a great name, land, and a multitude of offspring was made to

What says “the word is fully personified in relation to creation, bring the means whereby God created. However, the word is neither personal or preexistent” when looking at John 1:1.

According to the textbook, God in his essence is certainly beyond human comprehension and the virgin birth shows that God is unable to have contact with his creation.

Matching: God decrees to save some and to damn others occurred prior to his decision to ordain the fall.

The purpose of the session of Jesus seating at the right hand of God is predominantly related to his work of intercession

According to the textbook, justification is a subjective experience of the believer that is contingent upon the believers subsequent sanctification.

Matching: the win of adam only gave us a bad example and not a fallen sin nature

In the intertestamental period there was a noticeable activity of the Spirit

Which of these Old Testament events foreshadowed that Jesus would be both the scapegoat and the sacrificial goat.

The Greek word eikon in Colossians 1:15 implies the outward manifestation and illumination of something’s inner core or essence

The textbook argued that in relation to whether Jesus could have sinned or not, the position of impeccability is the only one that the Bible supports.

The writings of John consider the Holy Spirit according to his major roles as _____,______, and ______

The two offices of the New Testament

The day of the lord is a future event that the world can expect

The four attributes of the church that the textbook gives are

That there is within God righteous indignation against sin and its consequences in the human family is a fact that cannot be deleted from the Bible

Matching: held that the blessing of the eternal state are to be found in heaven and that these include spiritual blessings that are radically discontinuous from earthly existence and that in the end all things will be redeemed even satan

According to the textbook, the best translation of ruach elohim in Genesis 1:2 is “Spirit of God” instead of “Mighty Wind”

According to the textbook the terms pastor, bishop, and elder all refer to the same office

According to the textbook, repentance is solely a change of mind

Psalm _____ is the psalm that predicts the anguish of the messiah on the cross.

The following heresy taught that the Spirit was a quality of God and not a distinct person in the Godhead.

Micah prophesied that the messiah would be born in what town?

According to the textbook there is a normative pattern in Acts in regard to baptism, the laying on of hands, and the reception of the Spirit.

According to the textbook, the number of the beast (666) is to be connected with the name of a man, most likely Nero Caesar.

The textbook holds to which view of the rapture

According to the textbook, the church creates the Kingdom of God.

According to the textbook, baptism by immersion is the form that most fully preserves and accomplishes the meaning of baptism.

In Isaiah 53 the suffering servant is presented as somehow the deliberate act of God.

What says “Logos stood for reason, reflecting the view that divinity cannot come into contact with evil, or inferior matter.” When looking at John 1:1

The idea that most or all of Christian eschatology was fulfilled in the first century

In which prophetic book is the Spirit depicted as leaving Jerusalem, but is also promised to return

Three images that are used to describe the church

Matching: the atonement is an offering to God, not to make possible forgiveness of sin but to restore moral order to the universe

Matching: this teaching argued that God adopted Jesus as a special man upon whom God’s power would rest. Jesus was not God though.

To which of his sons did Jacob promise the scepter would not depart from him until he whose right it is comes?

Matching: an agreement with the claims made by the gospel

The textbook holds to which of the following millennial views

The ascension of Jesus refers to his ascending Mount Golgotha with his cross to be crucified.

According to the textbook, the oneness/unity of the church becomes visible when believers share the same baptism, partake of the same supper, and look forward to sharing one heavenly city

If someone holds to the peccability of Jesus, they would argue that Jesus could have sinned but did not sin.

When Jesus was 12, he demonstrated that he had the intimate and personal relationship with the father, by saying he had to be in his fathers house.

Which of the synoptic writers gives the most attention to the Spirit?

The textbook is in favor of cremation for believers

Matching: taught it possible to live a righteous life and be found righteous by God on the day of judgement.

Check all of the following who are part of the Cappadocian Fathers

Select the two parts of sanctification

Historically, orthodox theologians have refuted those who would reduce the Spirit from the status of being God Himself to being merely a divine force or influence.

Matching: The Bible teaches both that Gods sovereignly and unconditionally chooses the elect for salvation and that each individual person freely decides to accept or reject Jesus.

The Hebrew word qahal means ______

Check all that apply to the characteristics of appropriation

The NT makes clear that the kingdom of God arrives in two stages and that one of them is not here yet.

The textbook argues that the resurrection of Jesus is the completing event that provides not only for the cleansing of guilt but also for a guarantee that the believers shall live again.

There are degrees of punishment in Hell

The convicting and enabling work of the Holy Spirit accompanies the preaching of the gospel and this work is accomplished in every believer

What says “the word is the agent of creation, the agent of revelation, eternal and the agent of redemption.” When looking at John 1:1

According to the textbook, Isaiah 53 does not present the idea of substitution in regards to the suffering servant.

According to the textbook, the promise to David in 2 Samuel 7:1-29 only applies to Jesus.

The author of the chapter supports the idea that God created the non-elect in order to condemn them and thus express his wrath.

According to the textbook, a person does not need to be baptized to eat the lords supper, but they do need to have faith in Jesus.

In the psalms the focus of the Spirit’s work is upon the believer’s personal life and worship.

According to the textbook, penance is an act of contrition that earns forgiveness and repentance is a change of attitude towards sin

The textbook asserts that God ordains the salvation of those who believe, but he allows the damnation of those who eternally reject his son.

By the time of Jesus, most of the religious teachers were saying that Isaiah 53 showed that the messiah would suffer to redeem Israel.

Which of the following verses is referenced to as the protoevangelium?

Matching: the author of the chapter holds to this view of what is meant by justification

Matching: Jesus summed up in himself the long line of the human race, procuring salvation for us, so that what has been lost in Adam was regained in Jesus.

According to the textbook, tribulation is only reserved for those Christians who are living in the seven years preceding the return of Christ.

The textbook argues that the idea of redemption means that a payment must be paid in order for people to be set free from Sin.

The desire of Moses in Numbers 11:29 becomes a prophecy in Joel 2:28-32 and is fulfilled in Acts 2:17-18

This view of the thousand-year reign of Christ sees the rule commencing as the nations are converted to Christ through the Great Commission

When the textbook argues that the church is apostolic it is affirming that the office of the apostle has been passed down through successive generation in the leadership of the church.