Doctrine And Theology Flashcards

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Define authority in the study of the Bible 

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2 Timothy 3:16 says that it is God‘s very Breath. which means scripture is God speaking, and it has the final say in all matters, whether we choose to submit or not

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Define inspiration in the study of the Bible 

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God through the Holy Spirit, used human authors to write what he revealed in the Bible

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Define truth in the study of the Bible

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The Bible emphasizes the importance of truth. Throughout its teachings it is essential for righteous living,morals,integrity and spiritual growth. 

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Define his attributes in the study of God

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There are many attributes that God has such as omnipotence, which means all powerful,omniscience meaning all knowing, omnipresent, which means present everywhere to name a few 

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Define his existence in the trinity, in the study of God 

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In the doctrine of the trinity, this refers to the belief that God exists as three distinct persons, father, son, and the Holy Spirit
Well remaining one God 

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Define his nature in the study of God

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This is the study of his very being of God, his attributes, character and qualities such as goodness, justice love etc 

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Define pneumatology

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The study of the spirit

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Define the filling of believers in the study of the spirit 

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The filling of believers refers to the empowering and indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit within individuals who have accepted Jesus Christ as their savior 

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Define the gifting in the study of the spirit 

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The gifting refers to the spiritual abilities, talents, or powers, be stowed upon the believers by the Holy Spirit for the purpose of edifying the church, and advancing the kingdom of God 

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Define spirit baptism in the study of the spirit

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Spirit baptism refers to the experience in which a believer is immersed, or filled with the Holy Spirit in a profound transformative way 

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Define Christology

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The study in the person of Christ

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Define his existence in the trinity in the study of Christ

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His role is the son of God, who is co- eternal, co-equal with the father and the Holy Spirit within the trinity.

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Define his mission overall in the study of Christ

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His fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, and his significance as a savior of humanity

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Define anthropology

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The study of humanity

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Define God image in the study of humanity

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The concept of God’s image typically refers to humans that are created in the likeness or image of God, possessing qualities and attributes

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Define calling, and election in the study of humanity 

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understanding of humanities role within Christian doctrine, particular in relation to salvation, and the divine calling of believers

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Define soteriology

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The study of salvation

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Define election in the study of salvation

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The election in the study of salvation pertains to the dynamic relationship between divine grace and human response

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Define faith, and works in the study of salvation

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The importance of both faith and obedience in a Christian life from the salvation, is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone. This is the gift of God, not by works. so that no one can boast.

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Define justification in the study of salvation

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Justification refers to the theological concepts of being declared, righteous are acquitted of sin by God through faith and Jesus, Jesus Christ. It involves the forgiveness of sins. 

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Define hamartiology

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The study of sin

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Define sin as it pertains to the study of sin

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Sin, in the context of the Bible refers to any thought, word or action that goes against God’s will, or deviates from his moral standards 

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Define ecclesiology

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The study of the church 

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Define its mission as a pertains to the study of the church

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The mission of the church is for the believers to follow the teachings of Jesus, spreading the gospel, making disciples and serving others and love

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Define its ministry of baptism, and the Lord supper as it pertains to the study of the church 

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Baptism and the Lord supper are considered ordinance’s within significant spiritual meeting and symbolism baptism typically involves immersion in water, representing cleansing from sin and spiritual rebirth and supper and the Lords supper. This is a commemoration of Jesus Christ last supper with his disciples. 

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Define its the ministry of the church to the world as it pertains to the study of the church

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It’s ministry to the world, encompasses, various forms of outreach and surface aimed at meeting both spiritual and particle needs beyond its own members

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Define eschatology

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The study of the last things

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Define the punishment and rewards as a pertains to the study of the last things

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In the study of the last things, punishments this typically involves the concept of judgment or individuals who have rejected God, or lived in disobedience to his Will there will be consequences for their actions

and rewards Are the blessings or privileges based upon individuals who are faithfully following God and live, according to his teachings, and honor him in their lives

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Define the return of Christ as it pertains to the last things

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The return of Christ, also known as the second coming. Christians believe that Christ will return visibly and physically to the Earth at a time only known to God. Believers wait for the fulfillment of God promises and ultimate triumph over evil return of Christ is associated with various purposes, including final judgment.

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Define resurrection as a pertains to the last thing

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The resurrection refers to the belief in the bodily, raising to life of the dead, both believers and unbelievers at the end of time