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Final Flashcards

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Ransom (Origen of Alexandria)

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Christ died as a ransom to Satan

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Recapitulation

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Christ in his life recapitulated al the stages of human life, therefore reversed the curse initiated by Adam

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Satisfaction

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Christ righteous life and death, was honored by God and was rewarded

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Moral Influence

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Atonement shows sinners how much God loves us

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Moral Example

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Christ death is an example on how to serve others

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Moral Government

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Atonement demonstrates the just character of God

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Mystical

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Christ took on a sinful human nature, but with the power of the holy spirit He conquered over that

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Christus Victor

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Jesus in the factor in divine conflict of good and evil, He secures our release from bondage

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Penal Substitution

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Jesus bore our sins in our place, and thus God does not have to punish the believer because He has already Jesus

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Objection to Penal Substitutionary Atonement

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It was not fair

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What does the resurrection of Jesus declare about Him?

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Found righteous
Promised son of David
Acceptable sacrifice for sinners
Promise recipient of the Holy Spirit

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List biblical reason why Christian orthodoxy maintains the personality of the Holy Spirit

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Wisdom
Affections
Speaks 
Appoints
Personal relationships to other personal beings
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List Biblical reasons why Christian orthodoxy maintains the deity of the Holy Spirit

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Identified as Son
Dwells in the New Temple of Yahweh
Ascribed equally with the Father and the Son
Possessed attributes of God
Ascribed the activity of God
Relationships to the Godhead.
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Briefly explain how the doctrine of the Holy Spirit relates to the person and work of Jesus Christ

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The Holy Spirit should be seen as being the present help from the Lord. Helps speak, guide testimony, comforts, warns, and appoint leaders. He is the capability of God to form a personal relationship with other personal beings.

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What des the “free offer of the gospel” mean according to class

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the gospel is to be offered to ever person

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Difference between “general call” and the “effectual call” according to class

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General call- external, often rejected, given to all

Effectual call- internal call of God to a particular people that is effective and comes from the general call

17
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What are the three elements of saving faith?

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Knowledge
Approval
Personal trust

18
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Define corporate, conditional, and unconditional election

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Corporate- God has elected all people who are in Christ

Conditional- God elects based on what the individual does when they hear the Gospel

19
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Five statements Buddy Gray made about election

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Election means we can never write anyone off
Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved
No one is ever saved against his will
God is sovereign and man is responsible
these truths are in perfect harmony

20
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What is the evangelical understanding of justification?

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God’s glorious and full acquittal upon principles of his righteousness of all sinners who repent and believe Christ

21
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What is the difference between Active and passive obedience?

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Active- Christ’s perfect obedience to God during his earthly life
Passive- refers to Christ’s suffering for us in which he took the penalty due for our sins

22
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Sola Fide

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Justification by faith alone

23
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Threats to the doctrine of forensic justification

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Roman Catholicism, Protestant Liberalism

24
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Definitive Sanctification

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God makes you sanctified and seen as holy when you are saved and justified

25
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Progressive Sanctification

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throughout life you are progressively becoming more sanctified and holy in your life

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Difference between popular evangelical understanding of “Once saved always saved” and the biblical doctrine of the perseverance of the saints?

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“Once saved always saved” if you are born agains no matter what you do God has already saved you and your eternal salvation is secured.
The biblical doctrine of the perseverance of the saints says that only those who preserve to the end are truly saved.

27
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What do the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed say about the Church

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The church is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic

28
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What is the best way for the relationship between church and the kingdom of God to be expressed

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The Church as the Initial Manifestation of the Kingdom. Jesus wins people to himself through us so we are to engage in spiritual warfare for the souls of people.

29
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Three of what were identified in class as “Baptist destinctive”

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Regenerate Church Membership
The Priesthood of Believers
Religious Liberty

30
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Explain the different models of Church Government

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Anarchist- No form of Government
Pragmatist- no model, whatever works
Episcopal- governed by Bishops
Presbyterian- ruled by elders
Congregationalist- Ultimate authority rests with the congregation
31
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Why should women not serve as pastor

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Not qualified by scripture

32
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Two arguments for infant Paptist offered by paedobaptists.

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Argument 1: Old covenant children were circumcised, new conenant children should be baptized
Responce 1: Baptism doesn’t replace circumcision, regeneration does
Argument 2: Apostles baptized households and so should we, including chilldren and infants
Responce 2: No evidence in scripture of who was living in the household in Acts 16:30

33
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Baptist perspective on baptism

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baptism is the immersion of a believer in water in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit

34
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Explain differing concepts of the timing of the rapture

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Pretribulation- rapture before the tribulation
Midtribulation- After suffering through part of tribulation, believers will be raptured up
Posttribulation- rapture happens after everyone has endured the tribulation

35
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Explain the differing conceptions of the millennial reign of Christ.

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Amillennialism- no earthly reign of Christ
Postmillennialism- Christ will return after the millennium (age of peace and righteousness on earth)
Premillennialism- Christ will return before the Millennium and will set up a literal throne and reign on earth physically

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