1 Peter Qs Flashcards
in first Peter, what is the basis of new birth?
Devine work based on Gods great mercy and salcation
in first Peter, what is the means of new birth?
regeneration was accomplished by the believers participation in Jesus; resurrection.
in first Peter, what is the result of new birth?
living hope that never dies, preservation
in first Peter, what is the fringe benefit of new birth?
born to a father that loves his children and assures their protection
in first Peter, what is the eternal result of new birth?
new birth means they become Gods children and receive rights to a heavenly inheratence
in first Peter, what are the 2 inheritance of new birth?
1) obedience (1:14)
2) respect/fear (1:17)
in first Peter, what are the two practical effects of new birth?
1) resemblance to the fathers Character; law of spiritual genetics (1:15)
2) New relationships w/ other believers
in first Peter, what is the instrument of new birth?
the incorruptible seed of the gospel.
Explain 1 Peter 2:1-3. When did Peter see the dramatic change described in v. 1 as occurring (don’t forget some English translations do not make this clear).
The grammar indicates that verse 1 describes that transformation wrought through new birth, the initial change produced by God in regeneration
Explain 1 Peter 2:1-3. What is the ultimate goal of our spiritual growth and what does this “salvation” refer to?
Explain 1 Peter 2:1-3. What most follow the experience of new birth?
As a result of the new birth believers should have abandoned
o Malice: a desire to hurt others
o Deceit: lying or misleading
o Hypocrisy: insincerity
o Envy: resenting the privileges of others
o Slander: harmful speech
Explain 1 Peter 2:1-3. Why is the translation “milk of the word” a poor translation? How do we know what the “milk” represents?
Explain 1 Peter 2:1-3. What is the spiritual nourishment that enables spiritual growth?
When did Peter see the dramatic change described inverse one as occurring?
Change right through new birth produced by God and regeneration. A washing of the newborn to be spiritually cleansed.
What most follow the experience of the new birth
A washing and cleansing of the newborn, a converted appetite, and a constant appetite.