Final 2019 Flashcards

1
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What does Paul’s use of the following examples illustrate?The soldier and war, the Shepard and sheep, the threshing Ox, and the priest and the Temple

A

That you should pay the minister

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2
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Paul’s uses Israel’s history to show the same temptations are facing Corinth. Which of the following is not one of the things he discusses?

A

Talks about Idolatry, fornication/immorality, try to tempt Christ, and murmurings

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What is Paul’s point in comparing the issues at Corinth to Israel’s history?

A

There are ever new ways to commit old sins

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4
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What does Paul say is behind every idol?

A

demons

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5
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What does Paul say isn’t worth the loss of a soul?

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Maintaining one’s liberty at all costs

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6
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Is the word “culture” ever mentioned in 1 Corinthians 11?

A

NO!

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7
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What are “ordinances” as defined by it’s Greek usage?

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“the handed down commands, orders” (as in military)

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Which of the following is NOT used by Paul in 1 Cor. 11, proving he cannot be addressing just a local cultural issue at Corinth?

A

He uses the creation order, nature’s witness, angels, ALL which transcend CULTURE

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9
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Can the Greek words for covering in 1 Cor. 11 imply “long” and yet “trimmed” hair? Why or why not?

A

No. Its not about the length but interrupting the flow downward??

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10
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What does the Greek word “katakaluptos” (covered) mean in 1 Cor. 11?

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Uncut hair/not about a veil

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What does the Greek word “akatakaluptos” (uncovered) mean in 1 Cor. 11?

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with her hair covering cut

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What does Paul say on a woman’s head is the same as “shaven”?

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Interrupting the flow downward

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13
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How do we know that Corinthian women were not obligated or required to wear cloth veils?

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Public portraits of wealthy women show them w/o veils which shows that it was socially acceptable in that day to be seen bare-headed in public. Paul also does not use the greek word for veil

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14
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Who started requiring Greek women to wear cloth “veils”?

A

Catholics

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15
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What does Paul say is given to women, but forbidden men, as a covering?

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Long hair

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16
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Why does Paul say heresies must come?

A

God uses this to point out both:

  1. The approved
  2. Those in error
17
Q

What does the “broken bread” represent at communion?

A

Jesus’ body being broken so that blood spilt out

AM

18
Q

How often does Paul say we should observe communion?

A

as often as ye ought

19
Q

How do we eat and drink communion “unworthily”?

A

without out examining ourselves