bible docs 2 test 1 Flashcards
what did adam have
a) Adam had a responsibility
b) Adam had privilege
c) Adam had restrictions
The bible does not teach:
- probation
- purgatory
- anihaltion
- universalism
second chance after death
probation
payment for sin after death
purgatory
ceasing to exist after death
anihalation
all mankind eventually will be granted eternal life/salvation
universalism
sin breaks ___ not _____
fellowship not relationship
mankind was made in the image of God
genesis 1:26-27
everything was created in 6 24 hour days
exodus 20;11
God’s creation was “out of nothing.”
hebrews 11:3
Jesus Christ, the seed of the woman, will defeat Satan.
genesis 3:15-17
– The image of God is still present in fallen man and is the basis for capital punishment
genesis 9:6
God’s sovereignty assures His plans will be accomplished, but man is responsible for choosing to
cooperate with those plans
esther 4:14
Adam represented us in the fall of man, resulting in all men being sinful
roman’s 5:12
– In the fall of man, Eve was deceived, but Adam rebelled
1 timothy 2:14
Guilt is determined by sin. Punishment is determined by sins.
revelations 20:12
Latin, “Created out of nothing”
creatio ex nihilo
something created without pre-existing materials
immediate creation
something created with pre-existing materials
mediate creation
Image = a shadow; outline (of God)
image of god
resemblance (to God)
likeness
deathlessness” (to live forever); mankind’s condition apart from
sin
immortality
theory that man is a two-part being (body & soul, material &
immaterial)
dichotomy
theory that man is a three-part being (body, soul, & spirit)
trichotomy
God’s right of ownership over His creation
sovereignty
the ability to make actual, original decisions, a.k.a. free will (not
merely the appearance of choice)
free moral agency
false view that God creates the soul/spirit and places it into the
developing body
creator theory
false view that God created all souls that would exist and placed
them into Adam to be passed down each generation.
pre existence theory
view that the soul/spirit is formed through procreation by the
parents (best supported by Scripture)
traducian
separation
Death
separation of the material (body) from the immaterial (soul/spirit)
physical death
separation of the immaterial (soul/spirit) from God
spiritual death
separation from God forever (material and immaterial – “the
second death”)
eternal death
the human sin nature originated in Adam and is passed to every
member of the human race
origin of sin
when Adam sinned, he represented all of mankind
headship
man’s inherent predisposition toward evil
sin nature
to withhold God’s blessing and/or to bring adversity
curse
man’s corruption (
depravity
a departure from the right; lawlessness
iniquity
to miss the mark (of God’s standard of righteousness)
sin
a violation of a boundary; rebellion
transgression
