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Doctrines of Satan, Holy Spirit, and Man Flashcards

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What are the 3 chapters that refers to Satan’s Fall?

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Isaiah 14, Ezekiel 28, and Revelation 12

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What are the 5 chief sins of Satan?

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  1. Pride
  2. Jealousy
  3. Self-Will
  4. Rebellion
  5. Covetousness
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Why did God allow Satan to tempt man?

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God allowed man to be given a choice in Eden because of His Sovereign decree that both angels and men should posses free will and His Sovereign wisdom in that He is able to bring greater good out of the events that have followed the Fall.

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What does the name Lucifer mean?

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Light bearer or Shining one

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What does the title the Devil mean?

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Slanderer

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What does the name Satan mean?

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Adversary/enemy

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How does the Devil attempt to counterfeit God? (two answers)

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  1. By appearing as an angel of light
  2. By inspiring and promoting his own counterfeit Bibles
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What are the 5 ways Satan perverts the Word of God?

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  1. He takes the Scriptures out of context
  2. He makes sure the Scriptures are misinterpreted or misapplied
  3. He encourages men to stress one side of doctrine and ignore the other side, ignoring all verses that challenge their position
  4. He leads men to over stress certain doctrines
  5. He leads men to under stress certain doctrines
    Satan is most successful with all five of these approaches when we are ignorant of the Scripture
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What are the 12 ways the Devil is the oppressor of God?

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  1. He attacks the family
  2. He hinders the work of God
  3. He afflicts men (physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and some sicknesses)
  4. He blinds men to the truth of the gospel
  5. He accuses Christians before the throne of God
  6. He tempts men
  7. He deceives men
  8. He provokes wars
  9. He stands against Israel—the chosen people of God
  10. He casts doubt upon God’s Word
  11. He changes or corrupts God’s Word
  12. He completely denies God’s Word
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What are the 8 resources for battling Satan?

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  1. Staying in the Word
  2. Staying in the Spirit
  3. Staying in the Church
  4. Staying in submissive surrender to the Lord
  5. Staying in God’s presence
  6. Staying in contrition (humble, repentance, and confession)
  7. Staying out of the world
  8. Staying out of situations that make provisions (give opportunities) to the flesh
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What are the 4 meanings of resisting the Devil?

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  1. Submit to God—Satan wants you to rebel
  2. Draw nigh to God—Satan wants you distant from God
  3. Humble yourself—Satan wants you proud
  4. Confess and genuinely repent of sin—Satan wants you to deny your sin and continue in your sin
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What is the reference for the verse, “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour”?

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1 Peter 5:8

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What is the reference for the verse, “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you”?

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James 4:7

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What is the word for the Holy Spirit taking residence in the believing sinner and abiding within forever?

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Indwelling

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When is the time of the Holy Spirit indwelling?

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At the moment of salvation

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What is the benefit of the Holy Spirit indwelling?

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It makes us the temple of God

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As the temple of God, we are called to what 3 things?

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  1. To purity
  2. To recognize God’s ownership of our body and spirit
  3. To glorify God in our body and spirit
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What is the word for the act of God whereby, by a second birth, he recreates the believing sinner and gives him a new nature as a child of God?

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Regeneration

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When is the time of regeneration?

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At the moment of salvation

20
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What are the benefits of regeneration? (5)

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  1. We die to sin and our old sin nature
  2. We become a new creature in Christ Jesus with a new nature
  3. We walk in newness of life
  4. We become a child of God
  5. We receive a new ability to overcome temptation and the world
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What is word for the act of God whereby he sets the Holy Spirit as a seal upon each believer for the purpose of keeping him until the completion of his salvation?

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Sealing

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When is the time of sealing?

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At the moment of Salvation

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What is the benefit of sealing?

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Eternal security

24
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What is an earnest?

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A deposit, a down payment pledging eventual complete, full, and final payment to come

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What is the act of God in outpouring the Holy Spirit upon believers for the purpose of appointing us as His servants, empowering us for His service, and enabling us to understand His scriptures?

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Anointing

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What is a conscience, constant, and complete surrender to God’s will and dependence upon the Spirit’s power to live the Christian life—for the purpose of producing the fruit of souls, the fruits of empowered ministry, the fruit of victory over temptation, and the fruit of the Spirit?

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The Filling of the Spirit

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What are the 4 reasons why non-Charismatic/Pentecostals believe that tongues have ceased?

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  1. Because 1 Corinthians 13:8 states that, “tongues…shall cease”.
  2. Because they were one of the sign gifts and the purpose of sign gifts ended with the completion of Scripture
  3. Because they were revelatory gifts and the purpose of revelatory gifts ended with the completion of the revelation of Scripture
  4. Because they were a sign of judgment upon unbelieving Israel. This judgment was completed in A.D. 70 and therefore, so was the purpose of tongues
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What is the reference for the verse, “But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth”?

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Acts 1:8

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What is the reference for the verse, “This I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh”?

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Galatians 5:16

30
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What is the reference for the verse, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law”?

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Galatians 5:22-23

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What is the reference for the verse, “And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit”?

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Ephesians 5:18

32
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What is the reference for the verse, “But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his”?

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Romans 8:9

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What is the view of the nature of the Fall of man that states:
There was no sinful nature which was passed on from Adam. God only holds individuals responsible for their own sin. Adam set a terrible precedent and left a poor example, but that is all?

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Pelegianism

34
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What is the view of the nature of the Fall of man that states:
Man’s holy nature has been weakened, but not removed and man is therefore still capable of living without sin. This view of man’s nature always leads to theologians that include good works as part of obtaining or keeping salvation?

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Arminianism (the most popular view)

35
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What is the view of the nature of the Fall of man that states:
All men are born with a depraved sin nature and are therefore lost sinners from conception capable of true righteousness?

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Augustinian view (the Biblical position)

36
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How big is the New Jerusalem?

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1,400 miles long, high, and wide

37
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In comparison to a city on earth, how big is the New Jerusalem?

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It is 15 times the combined surface of the entire earth, including both land and water area

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