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Doctrine 4 Flashcards

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OT Witness

Psalm 2:7

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Father & Son

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Psalm 110:1

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Lord to Lord

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Psalm 40:6-8

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Body & Obedience

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OT Witness

Psalm 22

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Crucifixion

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Proverbs 30:4

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The Father & Son’s Name

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Isaiah 7:14

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Virgin Birth

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Isaiah 53

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The Suffering Servant

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Daniel 3:25

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Present in the fiery furnance

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Christiology

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the study of the Person of Christ

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Peter

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2 Peter 1:1, Mark 8:29

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Paul

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Titus 2:13, Phil. 2:6, Romans 9:5

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Thomas

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John 20:28

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Peter, James & John

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Mount of Transfiguration - Matthew 17:5

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Theanthropos

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Theandric union
theos = God, anthropos - man
The perfect union of God and man in one individual

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Doctrine 4

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We believe that in the person of Jesus Christ, the Divine and human natures are united, so that He is truly and properly God and truly and properly man.

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Jesus knew He was God

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Luke 2:49; John 8:14-16

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Jesus brought His son-ship with him from Heaven

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John 6:28; Phil 2:5-7

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Jesus declared His Divinity

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John 10:30; John 5:22-23

“I Am’s”

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Jesus showed His Divinity

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John 1:47; Mark 10:21, Luke 7:37, John 21:17

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1 Timothy 3:15-16

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He appeared in a body

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We believe

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Jesus reigns with God the Father and God the Holy Spirit.

God sent Jesus to rescue our fallen world.

God’s perfect will and purpose in Jesus’

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God sent Jesus to rescue our fallen world

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The Trinity is in a search and rescue operation

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Jesus’ Power

Miracles of Healing and Restoration

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Mark 2:1-12

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Jesus’ Power

Power over creation

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Mark 4:35-41

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Jesus’ Power

Power over demons

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Mark 9:14-29

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Jesus’ Power

Resurrection Power

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John 11:28-43

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Jesus’ Power

Ascension

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Acts 1:9-11

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God’s perfect will and purpose in Jesus

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Birth Life
Death Resurrection
Ascension Second Coming

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Jesus the Man

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Jewish
Palestine
Roman Rule

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Jewish

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Birth of a woman
Tribe of Judah
Bethlehem

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Witness of God the Father and God the Holy Spirit

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Baptism (Matthew 3:16, Mark 1:11, Luke 3:21-22)

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NT Books devoted to the doctrine

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Gospel of John
Epistle to the Colossians
Epistle to the Hebrews

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Witness of Worship

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Worship is received for God - Luke 4:8

Jesus receives worship

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Jesus receives worship

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By the Magi (Matthew 2:11)
By the Disciples (John 20:28, Revelations 1:5-6); John 9:35-38)
By angels (Heb 1:6, Rev. 5:11-12)
By all creation (Rev. 4:11)

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What are the major differences between Jesus and humanity?

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He was without sin - Hebrews 4:15
He and His Father are One - John 17:21
He won over all temptation - Hebrews 4:15

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Witness of Attributes & Powers of God

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Eternal Nature
Holiness
Love
Every Divine Attribute
Omniscience
Omnipotent
Immutability
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Witness of Divine Acts

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Creation
Preserver
Governor
Redeemer
Bestows the benefits of reconciliation
    Forgiveness of Sins
    Access to the Father
38
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Names & Titles that Indicate Humanity

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Jesus – Yeshua (Heb) – Matt. 1:21
Common name – ‘Yahweh is Savior’
Son of David – Matt. 21:9
Jewish affiliation – refers to Messiah
Son of Man – Mark 2:27-28
Identification with humanity – Heb. 2:6
Prophetic reference – Ez. 2:1-2

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Implications of Jesus’ Humanity

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The atoning death of Jesus can truly avail for us.
Jesus can truly sympathize with and intercede for us.
Jesus manifests the true nature of humanity
Jesus can be our example
Human nature is “ultimately” good
God is not totally transcendent (so far removed)

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Names and Titles that indicate Deity

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Son of God - 32 times in Gospels
The Lord (kyrios)
The Word (logos)
Pre-Existed One
I AM
41
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Paths toward error regarding Christology

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Overemphasize Christ’s humanity – ignore divinity
Overemphasize Christ’s divinity – ignore humanity
Deny unity of natures

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Ebionitism

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Deny Divinity
Jewish sect of ‘Christians’
Jesus was solely and purely human with charismatic gifts
Anointed as Messiah at Baptism – Spirit came upon Him.
Contemporary version: Unitarianism

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Adoptionism

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Deny Divinity
Denies eternal nature
Adopted by God at his baptism as ‘Son of God’

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Arianism

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Jesus is the supreme/first created being
Denies divinity
Contemporary version: Jehovah’s Witnesses

45
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Refutation of Ebionitism, Adoptionism & Arianism

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John 1:2-3
Philippians 2:6-11
Colossians 1:15-20
Hebrews 1:3

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Docetism (Gr. Dokeo: to seem)

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Jesus Christ was purely divine with only the appearance of being human
Deny Humanity

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Gnosticism (Gr. Gnosis: to know)

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Matter is evil, therefore God cannot become material – or human – duality of spiritual & physical
Jesus Christ just ‘seemed human’ (Docetic)
Importance of secret, special knowledge/revelation
Deny Humanity

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Refutation of Gnosticism/Docetism

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John 1: 1-18
1John 1:1-3
1 John 2:18-27
1 John 4:1-6

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Nestorianism

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Separation of Christ into two persons and two natures (Siamese twins)
Denies the Incarnation
Jesus was a human bound morally in friendship with Logos ( the Word)
Deny Unity of Natures

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Eutychianism

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Neither God nor man
A composite – third type of being
Deny Unity of Natures

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Apollinarianism

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Jesus possessed the body of a man, but the mind of God
‘A miraculous mixture’
Soul is disengaged from the body
Logos takes the place of the soul – a ‘soul-less being’
Deny Unity of Natures

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Refutation of Nestorianism, Eutychiansim,

Apollinarianism

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John 5: 6-12
Hebrews 1:1-6
Hebrews 2:9-17
1 Timothy 3:16

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Council of Nicea – 325 C.E

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Countered Arianism – Christ’s nature is of the same substance with the Father
Emphasized the Incarnation – union of natures
Emphasized mission
Nicene Creed

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Incarnation: God appeared in the flesh in the person of Jesus

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1 John 1:2
Phillipans 2:6-7
Hebrews 1:2-3

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Jesus’ own understanding of Himself

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John 17:5
John 3:13
John 6:62
John 14:9

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