Final

Question 1

Any study that answers the question, “What does the whole Bible teach us today?” about any given topic

Answer 1

Systematic Theology

Question 2

The doctrine that God always acts in accordance with what is right and that he is himself the final standard of what is right.

Answer 2

Righteousness

Question 3

With respect to man: The ability to make willing choices that have real effects (ability to make choices not determined by God.) Gods free will includes all things that God decided to will but had no necessity to will according to his nature.

Answer 3

Free Will

Question 4

IIncludes everthing that He must will according to His own nature.(Himself, to be, who He is, who He wants to be)

Answer 4

Necessary Willl

Question 5

Hidden decress by which He governs the universe and determines everything that will happen.

Answer 5

Secret Will

Question 6

Declared will concerning what we should do or what God commands us to do. Commands or “precepts” for our moral conduct, sometimes called God’s will of precepts or Will or command

Answer 6

Revealed Will

Question 7

God’s exercise of power over His creation

Answer 7

Sovereignty

Question 8

God is continually involved with all created things in such a way that he (1) keeps them existing and maintining the properties with which he created them; (2) cooperates with created things in every action, directing their distinctive properties to cause them to act as they do; and (3) directs them to fulfill his purposes

Answer 8

God’s Providence

Question 9

A secret act of God in which he imparts new spiritual life to us. Born again; It must come BEFOREwe respond to effective calling in saving grace. We play no active role. Totally a work of the Holy Spirit.

Answer 9

Regeneration

Question 10

An instantaneous legal act of God in which He 1) thinks of our sins as forgiven and Christ’s righteousness as belonging to us, and 2) declares us to be righteous in His sight.

Answer 10

Justification

Question 11

Our willing response to the gospel call, in which we sincerely repent of sin and place our trust in Christ for salvation (“turning”)

Answer 11

Conversion

Question 12

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Answer 12

Repentence

Question 13

To manifest the active presence of God in the world, and especially in the church

Answer 13

Work Dof the Holy Spirit

Question 14

An event subsequent to conversion in which a believer experiences a fresh infilling with the Holy Spirit that may result in a variety of consequences, including greater love for God, greater victory over sin, greater power for ministry and sometimes the receiving of new spiritual gifts

Answer 14

Filled with the Holy Spirit

Question 15

The state of consciously dwelling in an atmosphere of God’s manifested presence.

Answer 15

In the Holy Spirit

Question 16

Days of Forming

Answer 16

Day 1: Light and darkness separated
Day 2: Sky and waters separated
Day 3: Dry land and seas separated

Question 17

Days of Filling

Answer 17

Day 4: Sun, moon and stars (light in heaven)
Day 5: Fish and Birds
Day 6: Animals and Man

Question 18

Why was man created

Answer 18

God created us for His own glory. Scripture tells us that we were created to glorify God, indicating that we are important to God himself.

Question 19

Human make-up in view of trichotomy

Answer 19

Body: Man, what you see
Soul: Mind, emotion, soul/heart
Spirit: eternal Spirit that resides inside you, regenerating God from within

Question 20

Examples of Common Grace

Answer 20

1) Physical -food, clothing, nature
2) Intellectual -all people have knowledge of God
3) Moral -God puts restraints on conduct; conscience; inward sense of right & wrong
4) Creative -artistic and musical areas
5) Societal -relationships, organizations and structures; family; human government
6) Religious -when we seek good for unbelievers it is consistent with God’s own practice of granting sunshine and rain on the just and unjust (Matt 5:45)

Question 21

Doctrinal Significance of Ressurection

Answer 21

1) Ensures our Regeneration
2) Ensures our Justification
3) Ensures that we will receive perfect ressurection bodies as well.

Question 22

The common Protestant view that the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper symbolize the body and blood of Christ, rather than change into or somehow containe the body and blood of Christ.

Answer 22

Symbolic Presence

Question 23

The Activity of glorifying God in His presence withour voices and hearts.

Answer 23

Worship

Question 24

Apostle (Not matching; write it out)

Answer 24

A recognized office of the early church. Apostles are in several ways the New Testament counterpart to the Old Testament Prophet and as such had the authority to write words of Scripture.

Question 25

A central component of the “baptistic” view of baptism which holds that only those who have given reasonable evidence of believing in Christ should be baptized.

Answer 25

Believable Profession of Faith

Question 26

The view that baptism is appropriately administered only to those who give a believable profession of faith in Jesus Christ.

Answer 26

Believer’s Baptism

Question 27

The mode of baptism in the New Testament in which the person is put completely under the water and then brought back up again.

Answer 27

Immersion

Question 28

A term commonly used to refer to the Lord’s Supper

Answer 28

Communion

Question 29

Another term for the Lord’s Supper

Answer 29

Eucharist

Question 30

A phrase descriptive of the Reformed view of the Lord’s Supper that regards Christ as spiritually present in a special way as we partake of the bread and wine.

Answer 30

Spiritual Presence