Declaration of Faith Flashcards
The person of the Trinity most closely associated with
the inspiration of the Scripture is the ________.
Holy Spirit
God, by inspiration, guaranteed the accuracy of ____
____ of Scripture.
every word
The word “inspiration” uses the analogy of the _______
of God in explaining the doctrine of the Scriptures.
breath
The term “Bible,” as used in the Declaration of Faith,
refers to the _______ books of the Old Testament and
the ________ books of the New Testament.
thirty-nine
twenty-seven
Such collections of ancient religious literature as the
__________ serve important purposes as religious
literature, but they are not accepted as Scripture.
Apocrypha
The original documents of Scripture are referred to as
______.
autographs
The original documents were written in the languages
of ____________ and ______.
Hebrew, Aramaic; Greek
Each human author expressed his message in his own
____________.style of writing
style of writing
Jesus, in Matthew, declared that every _____ and
_______ of the Word of God would be fulfilled.
jot; tittle
According to 1 Peter 1:10, 11, the ________ ___ was
in the prophets of the Old Testament as they spoke of
the sufferings of Christ.
Spirit of Christ
According to 2 Peter 1:20, 21, the prophets spoke as
they were moved by the _________.
Holy Spirit
According to 2 Timothy 3:16, 17, the Scriptures are
profitable for ______________________.
doctrine, reproof,
correction, and instruction
in righteousness
In the definition of God, given in this discussion,
there are a number of characteristics of God given in
terms of His nature and His acts. Fill in the following
statements appropriately:
a. The term “God” refers to a Being who is before all
things, who is the _____ and governor of all things.
b. He is _____, having none of the limitations of time.
c. He is _____ in His power so that with Him all
things are possible.
d. He is _____ in His name, having no flaw either in
His glory or holiness.
e. He is _____ in character.
a. Creator
b. eternal
c. absolute
d. perfect
e. personal
The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinguished
from one another by _____, will, _____, and _____.
name; word; nature
The first person of the Trinity is called Father because
of His divine ______.
begetting
The first person of the Trinity is eternal Father because
He has a _____ from eternity.
Son
In contrast to adoption or creation, the second person
of the Trinity is Son by ______.
nature
The third person of the Trinity is called the Spirit,
because he proceeds from the ______ and the ______.
Father; Son
In using the titles of the third person of the Trinity,
the terms _________ and _________ may be used as
equivalents.
Holy Ghost; Holy Spirit
The biblical analogies in the explanation of the nature
of the Holy Spirit are in the analogies of ______ and
______.
breath; power
God is ____________ in His oneness and in His
threeness.
eternal
The personal distinctions of Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit are eternal in ____________.
existence and name
Deuteronomy 6:4 declares that the Lord our God is
______ Lord.
one
Matthew 28:19 shows that the _____________ are
active in our salvation.
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
The apostolic benediction of 2 Corinthians 13:14 is a
strong statement on the ______.
Trinity
In John 1:1, 2, the Scripture reads: “In the _______
was the Word, and the ______ was with God.
beginning; Word
In Hebrews 9:14, the Spirit is described as the ______
Spirit.
eternal
The name Jesus means ______.
Savior
The historical name given the Son at His birth is _____.
Jesus
Since this name continues to be used of Him after His
ascension, it may properly be used in reference both to
His _____ and ______ natures.
divine; human
The title Christ means __________.
anointed one
The anointing referred to is the anointing of the ____
____.
Holy Spirit
The phrase “only begotten of the Father” describes His
______ relationship with the Father.
eternal
The Son of God is equal to the Father in _______ and
______.
glory; power
The phrase “conceived of the Holy Spirit” refers to the
conception of Christ and accounts for the origin of His
______ nature and His ______ existence.
human; historical
By this miracle, the manhood of Jesus is formed in
_____________________.
body, soul, and spirit
The Virgin Birth can be accounted for only on the basis
of _________.
divine intervention
The Scriptures affirm that Mary was a virgin at the
time of ______ of Jesus in her womb.
conception
Mary remained a _____ until after Jesus’ birth.
virgin
The affirmation of Mary’s virginity applies only to the
period of her life _____ to the birth of Jesus.
prior
Virgin Birth refers to the birth of ______.
Jesus
In the fulfillment of the requirements of His saving
power, Jesus is both ____________.
God and man
As God, He is ______ Son of God
eternal
He is equal to the Father in ______ nature
divine
In His nature as Son, He is ______ and ______.
eternal; unchangeable
As Redeemer, Christ fulfills the offices of ___________
__________.
Prophet, Priest, and King
By His perfect life and obedient sacrificial death, Jesus
fulfilled the requirements of the _______.
Law
Jesus remained personally free from accusation and
provided a record of perfection for believers by His
_________.
perfect life
In His atoning death, Jesus became our _______ in
judgment.
substitute
The removal of judgment for our sins by Christ’s death
is referred to under the theological term of ______
atonement.
substitutionary
In the fulfillment of our _______, Jesus was raised
from the dead.
redemption
In the fulfillment of His office as King, Jesus rules
_________.
all things
As Priest, He makes everlasting _______ for us.
intercession
As Prophet, He is the ______ of ______.
revelation; God
In Matthew 1:23, Jesus’ divine nature is represented in
the name _______.
Immanuel
This name means “____________.”
God with us
Thomas declared the divine nature of Christ by calling
Him ______ and ______.
Lord; God
In Hebrews 1:8, Jesus is called ______.
God
According to Hebrews 2:16, 17, Jesus did not give aid
to ______.
angels
He took the nature of the seed of ______.
Abraham
He became a man in order that He might become a
merciful and faithful _________.
high priest
According to Hebrews 5:1, a priest must be taken from
among _____.
men
The common teaching between Matthew 1:18-20 and
Luke 1:26-35 is that both references show the character
of the _________.
Virgin Birth
In Matthew 1:18-20, the espousal relationship between
Joseph and Mary is treated as that of ______.
marriage
In Luke 1:26-35, the reason for the Virgin Birth is that
Mary’s child is the ____________.
Son of God
John 1:14 is the statement of the doctrine of the ______.
Incarnation
According to John 1:14, the glory of the Incarnate
Word is the same as the glory of the ______.
Father
The special title assigned to the Incarnate Word in John
1:18 is the ____________________.
only begotten Son
This title is repeated basically in ________.
John 3:16
The sinlessness of Christ is affirmed in Matthew 17:5
by the testimony from the ______.
cloud
This is the testimony of the ____.
Father
In Acts 3:22, 23 the prophetical ministry of Christ is
likened to the prophetical ministry of ____.
Moses
Christ testified to His own prophetic ministry in ____
____.
Luke 13:33
According to Hebrews 7:17, Christ is a Priest after the
order of ____.
Melchisedek
According to Hebrews 7:24, 25, the priesthood of
Christ is eternal and ____.
unchangeable
According to Acts 2:29, 30, Christ as King would be
raised up to sit on the throne of ____.
David
In Hebrews 1:8, the ____ of Christ, the Son of God is
for ever and ever.
throne
The one who addresses Him in this enthronement is the
____.
Father
According to 2 Corinthians 5:19-21, the purpose of
God’s dwelling in Christ is the ____ of the world.
reconciliation
In the purpose and process of reconciliation, God made
Christ to be ____________.
sin for us
In reconciliation, God made Christ to be the ____ ____
____.
righteousness of God
The common testimony between 1 Timothy 2:6 and
Matthew 20:28 is that Christ was made a ____ for us.
ransom
Christ showed Himself to His disciples (Luke 24:36-
40) in order for them to know that He was not ____.
spirit
He demonstrated that His resurrected nature consisted
of ____ and ____.
flesh; bone
According to Luke 24:46, both the _____ and the ____
of Christ were necessary.
sufferings; resurrection
According to Acts 1:1-3, Christ’s appearances in
resurrection form served two purposes:
a. _____________________________
b. _____________________________
(a) Prove the resurrection;
(b) Teach the things of the kingdom of God
According to Acts 1:9-11, the ascension of Christ was
a _______ ascension.
bodily
The ascension of Christ is the pattern for the ______ of
Christ.
return
According to 1 Corinthians 15:3, 4, the gospel story
consists of three messages:
a. _____________________________
b. _____________________________
c. _____________________________
(a) Christ died for our sins;
(b) He was buried;
(c) He rose again
Paul affirms all of this by the authority of the _______.
Scripture
Sin consists of acts of ______ and ______ of nature.
transgression; impurity
Both are violations of the ________ of God.
moral nature
When one does not obey the commandments of God,
______ occurs.
transgression
Disobedience may take the form of sins of ____ or sins
of ______.
omission; commission
Impurity of nature is the _______ which transgression
produces.
defilement
Sin is a corruption of personal nature in ____________.
mind, heart, and will
The majesty of the moral excellence of God’s nature
describes the ____________.
glory of God
______ refers to change of mind, heart, and will
Repentance
Repentance consists of ______ for and ______ of sin.
sorrow; rejection
Repentance is a ______ of God’s grace.
gift
Repentance is produced by the _____ and ______ of
God.
Word; Spirit
God’s standard of infinite holiness has been violated in
the __________________ of mankind.
nature, words, and actions
The only exception to this statement is _______.
Christ
The grace of God in repentance enables the penitent to
turn from ______ to ______.
sin; obedience
According to Romans 3:9, Paul has demonstrated that
both __________ are all under sin.
Jews and Gentiles
Acts 2:38 establishes the order for three acts of God’s
grace:
a. ___________________________
b. ___________________________
c. ___________________________
(a) Repentance;
(b) Remission of sins;
(c) The gift of the Holy Spirit
_______ consists of a change of the individual’s
position in relation to the judgment of God.
Justification
This act of grace removes _____ from the account of
the believer.
sins
It also attributes to him the ______ of Christ.
merits
These are established on the basis of Christ’s _______
and ______.
life; death
Justification places the believer in the judicial position
of ______ and ______.
innocence; righteousness
_______ is the implantation of the seed of life in the
believer.
Regeneration
With the germination of this seed, a ____________ is
formed and a ________ is born.
new nature; new creature
This new creation is created in ________________.
righteousness and true
holiness
Regeneration changes the ____ of the believer.
nature
The agents of this experience are the ______ and _____
of God.
Word; Spirit
Justification changes man’s _________ in relation to
judgment.
position
Regeneration changes man’s _________ in relation to
righteousness.
nature
Justification _______ the righteousness of Christ.
imputes
Regeneration _______ the righteousness of God.
imparts
The instrument by which these experiences are claimed
is ______.
faith
Freedom from condemnation is the result of _______.
justification
The results of the new birth are:
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
(a) Love of God in the heart;
(b) Cessation of sinning
The perfect righteousness of Christ and His atoning
death are the _______ for the new birth.
provisions
According to Romans 3:19, 20, the purpose of the law
is to ______ sin.
reveal
According to Romans 3:24, 25, the purpose of
justification is to declare __________.
God’s righteousness
According to Romans 4:22-25, the death of Christ was
necessary because of our ______; the resurrection of
Christ was necessary to provide our ______.
offences; justification
According to John 1:11-13, believers are born from
above by the ____________.
will of God
The new birth is quickening from ______ in trespasses
and sins.
death
According to Ephesians 4:23, 24, the new birth renews
the ______.
mind
The new man is created anew in __________________
and ___________.
righteousness;
true holiness
According to Colossians 3:10, the new man is renewed
in ______.
knowledge
In 2 Peter 1:3, 4, we are assured that the ______ of God
make us partakers of the godly nature.
promises
The seed of the new birth is the ____________.
Word of God
Holiness is received by ______ to divine purposes and
by ______.
consecration; purification
As used in the experiences of salvation, sanctification
refers to three changes. List them.
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
c. ____________________________
(a) Separation from the
world unto God;
(b) Purging from the
pollution of sins;
(c) Crucifying the carnal
nature
The term “subsequent” in the doctrines of salvation
may be used to refer to a ______ sequence or to ______
sequence, or to both.
logical; time
The term “new birth” is used in Article 5 of the
Declaration of Faith to embrace the entire experience
of ______.
conversion
The blood of Christ provides the two special needs of
the Atonement:
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
(a) Forgiveness of sins;
(b) Cleansing from all
unrighteousness
Separation from the world occurs for a believer by
virtue of his/her ______.
conversion
As a ______ experience, sanctification cleanses from
the pollution of sin.
purging
In relation to the ______ of the flesh, sanctification is a
mortification.
deeds
The biblical order of experience places sanctification
after the _________.
new birth
As a ______ claim, sanctification is the consideration
of ourselves as dead to sin.
faith
Sanctification depends upon the provisions of ____
_______ and the ______ of God.
Christ’s atonement;
promises
The agents by which we receive sanctification are the
____________ of God.
Word and Spirit
Christ’s crucifixion is the ________________ for our
sanctification.
redemptive provision
In God’s order of applying the Atonement, confession
of sin produces both ______________.
forgiveness and cleansing
According to 2 Corinthians 7:1, cleansing is applicable
to both __________.
flesh and spirit
We are set free from the law of sin and death by the
________________________ in Christ Jesus.
law of the spirit of life
According to Romans 6:6, 7, our old man was ______
with Christ.
crucified
According to Romans 6:11, 12, we are to _________
ourselves to be dead to sin.
reckon (account)
John 17:6 shows that those for whom Christ prayed
belonged to God and that they had ____________.
kept His Word
Sanctification, according to the prayer in John 17, is
designed to keep the disciples from ______.
evil
The instrument for the fulfilling of the prayer of Jesus
is the ____________.
truth of God
In His prayer, Jesus explained that the ____________
is truth.
Word of God
Jesus prayed that we may be one as the Father and the
Son are one and that the world ________ that Christ
was sent by the Father.
may know
According to Acts 26:18, sanctification is by ______.
faith
The term “holiness” is to be defined from two
standpoints. List them.
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
(a) The experience of
holiness;
(b) The practices of
one’s life
As a pattern of life, holiness is a life that is ______ to
Christ and _________ from the world, and does not
________.
dedicated; separated;
practice sin
The standard for holy living is the ______ of God.
perfection
This standard of life requires the moral and spiritual
qualities of _______________.
justice, purity, and love
Divine law is dictated by ________.
divine nature
The law is the perfect description of the _____ of God.
holiness
Leviticus 17–27 presents a ______ of holiness of life
concerned with right worship and right living, which is
manifested by obedience to fulfill God’s decrees.
code
Love of God means that we love His ___________,
love His ______, and that we ______ His law.
personal being; law; obey
To love one’s neighbor as oneself means to act toward
the neighbor as ____________________.
God has acted toward us
Justice, purity, and love are part of the ______ of God
concerning holiness of life.
standards
Biblical principles of holiness are the basis for defining
______.
sin
Deuteronomy 18:13 and Matthew 5:48 declare that
the perfection of God is the standard of the ______
required of us.
holiness
Paul’s summary of the law climaxes in one commandment,
which is ______________________________.
Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself
According to 1 John 5:18, the mark of the one who is
born of God is that he ____________.
does not sin
Micah 6:8 summarizes the requirements of God for
mankind under three moral obligations; namely, _____
__________________________________.
justice, love for mercy, and
humility
According to James 1:27, ___________ is marked by
separation from the world and kindness toward orphans
and widows.
pure religion
According to Hebrews 12:14, the two essentials for
seeing God are pursuing after ____________.
holiness and peace
The baptism with the Holy Spirit is the same spiritual
experience as being ____________ ___.
filled with the Spirit
In reference of the Holy Spirit, the Greek word ______
and the Hebrew word ______ may be translated by
either the English words “spirit” or “ghost.”
pneuma; ruach
By the phrase “_________ to a clean heart,” the
Declaration of Faith states that the baptism with the
Holy Spirit follows the experience of cleansing.
subsequent
The term ‘subsequent” is also used to represent the
______ order of spiritual experiences.
logical
The ______ of the Holy Spirit requires a clean heart
for His outpouring and indwelling.
nature
The clean heart is the result of ______.
sanctification
“Heart” is used in Scripture to describe man’s inner
nature, which consists of ___________________.
mind, emotions, and will
The concept of a clean heart is the concept of ____
_________.
inward holiness
The baptism with the Holy Spirit refers to two events:
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
a) Initial outpouring of the Spirit;
(b) Gift of the Holy Spirit to individual believers
This is an experience and gift provided for people who
___________.
know Christ
They have been _______ in preparation for being filled
with the Spirit.
cleansed
According to Mark 1:7, 8, the special mark of the
Messiah is that He _______ with the Holy Spirit.
baptizes
The baptism with the Holy Spirit provides _______ for
believers.
power
The reason for this provision is that the believers are to
be _______.
witnesses
In John 14:16, 17, the Holy Spirit is called _______
and ____________.
Helper; Spirit of truth
According to Luke 11:13, the gift of the Holy Spirit is
the gift of the ______.
Father
Acts 8:12 and 14-16 show that the people in Samaria
______ before they received the baptism with the Holy
Spirit.
believed
In Acts 19:1-6, Paul distinguished between ______ and
the ____________________ by asking, “Have you
received the Holy Ghost since ye believed?” (KJV).
conversion;
baptism with the Holy Spirit
The evidences by which Paul knew that the Ephesian
believers had been baptized with the Holy Spirit were
that they ____________ and ____.
spoke with tongues;
prophesied
The term “tongues” used in the New Testament is most
often translated from the Greek word _______.
glossa
Speaking in tongues refers to speaking in one of the
spoken languages of the ____ or in a language of ____
_____________.
world;
communion with God
The Holy Spirit _______ and _______ the experience
of speaking in tongues.
initiates; sustains
Speaking in tongues is the first in the order of ____
_________ evidences of the baptism with the Holy
Spirit.
externally observable
Speaking in tongues is of ______ value rather than
_______ value.
evidential; validational
The first outward manifestation of the baptism with the
Holy Spirit is _____________.
speaking in tongues
“As the Spirit gives utterance,” emphasizes that this
ability is from the _________ and beyond the ability
of the individual.
Holy Spirit
Speaking in tongues is a manifestation of the believer’s
spiritual ______ to the Holy Spirit.
responsiveness
By a review of the passages in Acts that deal with the
baptism with the Holy Spirit, ____________ is most
consistently mentioned as the evidence of the baptism
with the Holy Spirit.
speaking in tongues
Those who were speaking in tongues on the day of
Pentecost were all _____.
Galileans
In Samaria, the believers received the baptism in the
Holy Spirit by the _______________ by the apostles.
laying on of hands
Baptism is a ________ authorized by the Word of God.
spiritual sign
It manifests by outward act and _______ the inward
spiritual experience of _______.
symbol; regeneration
In theological literature, water baptism is referred to
by the words _______________.
sacrament and ordinance
The word “baptize” means to ______ or ______.
dip; immerse
Baptism presupposes prior experiences of __________.
faith and repentance
A conscious ________ is essential to water baptism.
spiritual experience
Water baptism is necessary if the believer is to ____
__________.
obey God
In baptizing in the name of the Father, the Son, and
the Holy Spirit, we understand that the divine name
represents the ______ in which this act is done.
authority
The divine name represents the _______________ of
God.
presence, power, and person
Baptism represents the believer’s ____________ with
Christ.
death, burial, and resurrection
By insisting that there be evidence of prior spiritual
experience before baptizing believers in water, the
church protects against two doctrinal errors. List them.
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
(a) Infant baptism;
(b) Baptismal regeneration
The Church of God affirms that water baptism does not
______ and does not ______.
save; regenerate
The person who offers himself/herself for baptism is
making a ______ of faith, a ______ of Christ, and a
confession of ________.
profession; confession
prior repentance
In administering the rite of baptism, we use the ______
formula of baptism.
Trinitarian
By naming the Father in the formula of baptism, we
worship Him as the ______ of the plan of redemption.
Author
By naming the Son, we worship Him as the ______.
Redeemer
By naming the Holy Spirit, we worship Him as the
______ of our redemption.
Executor
Romans 6:4 and 5 deals with our baptism as an analogy
of the _______________ of Christ.
death, burial, and resurrection
In Colossians 2:11, 12, baptism is discussed in analogy
with ________________________.
circumcision, burial, and
resurrection
According to 1 Peter 3:21, baptism is the ________
___________ toward God.
answer of a good conscience
John the Baptist demanded that ______ precede water
baptism.
repentance
In Acts 2:38, the order of experience is first _______
and then _______.
repentance; baptism
The appropriate verbal formula for administering water
baptism is found in ____________.
Matthew 28:19
The term “divine healing” refers to the restoration of
health by direct __________.
divine intervention
The doctrine of divine healing teaches that the provision
of healing is made in the ______ work of Christ.
redemptive
In providing divine healing, God demonstrated that
Christ provides deliverance from sin and from the
______ of sin.
consequences
Physical infirmity is attributable to _______ sin, not to
__________ of sin.
Adamic; personal acts
In providing for divine healing, Christ makes this
provision for those who are _________.
in Christ
In Psalm 103:2, the psalmist praises God for _______
and ______.
forgiveness; healing
Matthew 8:16, 17, cites ___________ and applies that
passage of Scripture to ________.
Isaiah 53:4;
physical illness
In Isaiah 53:5, the provision of healing is represented
in the ______ of Christ.
stripes
This passage is quoted and appears in the New
Testament in ________.
1 Peter 2:24
According to James 5:14-16, the ministering of healing
through anointing with oil is a ministry of the ______
of the church.
elders
In James 5:14-16, the ministry of healing is also
associated with the _____________.
forgiveness of sins
The term “ordinance” is used to refer to three rites of
the church. List them.
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
c. ____________________________
(a) Water baptism;
(b) The Lord’s Supper;
(c) Washing the saints’ feet
The term “supper” is used of the sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper because it represents spiritual ______.
nourishment
The possessive term “Lord’s” is used in designating
this rite because Jesus is the ______ of the meal.
host
Our Lord instituted the rite of the washing of the saints’
feet in order to represent the spiritual experience of the
______ of the disciples.
cleansing
In addition to this teaching and symbolizing worship,
the rite also teaches the spiritual grace of ______.
humility
The bread in the Lord’s Supper is a representation of
Christ’s ______; the fruit of the vine is a representation
of Christ’s ______.
body; blood
As believers receive this meal, they also receive from
God spiritual ______ and ______; the agent of this
experience is the _________.
strength; renewal;
Holy Spirit
The Lord’s Supper is a memorial of __________ and a
prediction of __________.
Christ’s death;
Christ’s return
In the washing of feet, believers serve each other both
_____________.
spiritually and physically
In spiritual service, believers become ______ of God’s
grace.
ministers
In physical service, believers become ______.
servants
The agent of these spiritual services and graces is the
__________.
Holy Spirit
In Jesus’ words, the cup represents the blood of the
_________.
new covenant
By promising to drink this cup with the disciples in His
Father’s kingdom, Jesus anticipated His ______.
return
Paul received his understanding of the institution and
meaning of the Lord’s Supper from the ______.
Lord
Paul looked upon the Lord’s Supper as a _____ because
it celebrated Christ’s death.
memorial
Paul also looked at the Lord’s Supper as a _____
because it anticipated Christ’s return.
prediction
Peter’s reaction to Christ’s offer to wash his feet was “_
_________________________________.”
Thou shalt never wash
my feet
Jesus warned Peter that if he did not submit, “_______
________________________________.”
thou has no part in me
The first emphasis that Christ placed on the significance
of the washing of feet was ______.
cleansing
He emphasized humility by pointing out that He had
washed the feet of His disciples as their ______ and
______.
Lord; Teacher
Christ fulfilled the role of washing His disciples feet as
our ______.
example
The reign of Christ on earth for 1,000 years is designated
by the term ______.
millennium
The term ______ designates that Christ will return
prior to the establishment of the earthly reign of one
thousand years.
premillennial
Christ’s first coming and His second coming may be
designated as the ______.
advent
The second coming of Christ covers the period of time
and the events from the ______ of the church to the
______ of the kingdom.
rapture; consummation
Christ’s second coming is a literal ______ return.
bodily
The resurrection of believers is the raising up of their
bodies in a ______ and ______ manner.
literal; physical
Resurrected bodies are described as being raised up in
__________________________.
glory, incorruptible, and
immortal
Those who have died in the faith of Christ are referred
to as the _________.
righteous dead
Those who are alive at the time of Christ’s return are
referred to as the _________.
living saints
In the millennium, Christ will rule by His ________ in
the world.
physical presence
The Bible reference to the phrase “one thousand years”
is known as the _______.
millennium
The dead in Christ will be raised up in their ________.
physical bodies
The living saints will be ______ at the return of Christ
changed
At the return of Christ, believers will be transformed
into __________.
everlasting glory
This transformation of believers is the __________.
first resurrection
The messianic title used of Christ in this passage is
____________.
Son of man
In 1 Corinthians 15:22-24, Christ is likened to ______.
Adam
In 1 Corinthians 15:22-24, Christ is referred to as the
______ of the Resurrection.
firstfruits
In His second coming, Christ delivers the ________ to
God.
Kingdom
In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, the two essentials of faith
in Christ are that He ______ and that He _________.
died; rose again
The order of the resurrection at Christ’s return is that
the ______ in Christ rise first, and that the ______ in
Christ are transformed.
dead; living
According to Philippians 3:20, 21, our ________ is in
heaven.
citizenship
In the resurrection, our bodies will be fashioned like
______.
Christ’s
In 1 John 3:2, the promise of benefits of Christ’s return
is based on the fact that we are ____________.
children of God
The one passage in the Scriptures that designates the
reign of Christ on earth as one thousand years is ____
___________.
Revelation 20:1-3
According to the Scriptures, the resurrection of the
body will be in a ______ and ______ manner.
literal; physical
The body that dies and is buried is likened to ______.
seed
There is direct ______ continuity from the body of
death to the body of resurrection.
physical
The doctrine of the Resurrection is applied to both
__________________.
believers and unbelievers
Everlasting life consists of the perfect and neverending
existence of _________________________.
body, soul, and spirit
The righteous are referred to as righteous in the pursuit
of holy living. List the three reasons why:
a. ____________________________
b. ____________________________
c. ____________________________
(a) They are clothed in
Christ’s righteousness;
(b) They have been created
anew in righteousness;
(c) They have given
themselves to obedience
The term “eternal punishment” indicates a condition of
everlasting ____ and ____ of the unbeliever.
damnation; corruption
The sinner faces eternal punishment for his/her _____
__________ and cannot inherit the kingdom of God.
spirit, soul, and body
This condition is an eternal ______ to Christ.
dissimilarity
The basic condition of wickedness is failure to ____
___________.
believe on Christ
This unbelief produces a ______ of the life of obedience
and a ______ of the power and grace of God in Christ.
rejection; refusal
Both the ______ nature and the ________ nature are
essential to the character of man.
spiritual; physical
In the light of this unity of nature, we affirm the bodily
resurrection of the ______ and the ______.
righteous; unrighteous
Eternal life is the reward of ___________.
divine grace
Eternal life is the gift which God gives to those who
trust in Christ for __________________.
righteousness,regeneration,
and holiness
Eternal blessedness is a life of __________________
with God.
union, harmony,
and communion
The punishment of the unbeliever is eternal death
because he is cut off from ________________ with
God.
union, harmony,
and communion
The unbeliever is sentenced to everlasting _______
and _______ in body, soul, and spirit.
corruption; sinfulness
Daniel 12:2 refers to the reward of the righteous as
__________ and to the punishment of the unrighteous
as __________.
everlasting life;
everlasting contempt
Matthew 5:29 and 30 warns of the casting of the
_________ into hell.
body
Mark 9:43-48 describes hell in terms of ___________.
unquenchable fire
According to John 5:24-29, the ___________ of the
Son of God will raise up both the righteous and the
unrighteous.
voice
In this passage, the Son is described as ________ and
__________.
giving life;
executing judgment
In this passage, the two resurrections are referred to as
the ______________ and the _________________.
resurrection of life;
resurrection of condemnation
In Revelation 20:4-6, the resurrection of believers is
called the ______________.
first resurrection
The destiny of unbelievers is referred to as the ____
__________.
second death
Those who stand before the judgment in Revelation
20:13-15 are delivered up out of ________________.
death and hell
