First Section Test? Flashcards

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Apologetics

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The ability to know and defend what you believe

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2
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What are the three steps to achieve Apologetics

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Identify what you believe in
Research and Analyze the benefits of the belief
Investigate and Explain what you believe

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3
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Who acknowledged God as an authority but didn’t obey?

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Jonah

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4
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Two ways an individual with “I -centered” view authority?

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The authority will prevent them from getting what they want.

The authority will give them what they want.

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5
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Psalm 37:4?

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Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will grant you the desires of your heart.

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6
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Where did Paul speak to the people in Athens?

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Aeropagus

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7
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What were the people of Athens religious toward?

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The latest ideas of the day

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8
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What is the lesson taught by Paul in the Book of Acts when speaking to the people in Athens about an “unknown God”?

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That God/his laws exist and He is the authority whether people accept the truth or not

*putting God in a box makes people the authority

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9
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What’s the significance about Acts 17:8- God sets the exact times and place for humans to live?

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No moment circumstantial: people, places, problems,

* each moment is an opportunity to hear from God.

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10
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What are the two invisible qualities God has made plain to man?

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Divine Nature, Eternal Power

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11
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What does “without excuse” refer to?

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Acceptance of the reality of God’s creation and existence (therefore there is No self-justification if their ignorance/arrogance)

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12
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What has God given to all humans?

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Gifts!

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13
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What is the call that God has given to all humans in response to what He has given us?

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To sharpen those gifts and apply them to the needs of the age

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14
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Romans chapter 1 states that man exchange the truth of God for?

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LIESSSSSS

*(of I-centeredness)

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15
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What does Romans chapter 1 state that an exchange for the Creator?

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Items created by man

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16
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What is worship?

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Where one spends their time

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17
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Romans 1:28 defines “depraved mind” as?

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Choosing to not retain the knowledge of God

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18
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What is the purpose of the Old Testament?

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Proclaiming the coming of the Messiah

19
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What was the Samaritan Woman “thirsty” for?

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Feeling satisfied and significant (loved)

20
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What lesson does Paul teach in Romans regarding what happens when you judge others?

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You’re judging yourself (concerned about what people think of you) - elevating yourself (which lie)

21
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What happens to people who die without ever hearing the gospel of Christ?

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Judged by what is written on their hearts, have they loved?
* Love God and love OTHERS

22
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Why does Paul state in Romans 2:24 that “God’s name is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you?

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Because they don’t love, they judge.

* yet they claim to have a knowledge of God

23
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What was Nicodemus searching for?

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Logical evidence that Jesus was really the Messiah

24
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How did Jesus show love to Nicodemus?

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He used the wind ( and the effect it has) to logically teach Nicodemus what being born again meant.

25
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What does it mean to be born again?

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To be born spiritually, to acknowledge that u
1 )Are a spiritual being in a phys. Body
2)Your spiritual being lives forever
3)You will submit the authority of yourself to God

26
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How did John the Baptist display an example of leadership?

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By understanding that his role was temporary and acknowledging that it was time for Jesus to become greater and for him to become lessor

27
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What does the perspective of John the Baptist’s disciples illustrate about what they believe?

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They were more focused on Power & position instead of recognizing that their roles change upon Jesus becoming the Messiah

28
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What was Pilates job?

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Roman Governor over Jerusalem

29
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Who did Jesus say was responsible for his death?

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Jewish leaders

30
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What did Jesus say his purpose for being sent to Earth was?

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To testify to the truth

31
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What did Pilate believe about the truth?

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That it was relative

32
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What’s the problem with “there is no such thing as absolute truth”?

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It contradicts itself

33
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Did Plato believe that Jesus was innocent?

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Yup

34
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What was the primary motivation of the Jewish leaders?

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To protect their power structure

35
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What was Pilate’s primary motivation for setting Jesus free?

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He didn’t want to deal with the problem

36
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Who warned Pilate not to mess with the Jesus situation?

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His wife

37
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Four ways Pilate tried to justify setting Jesus free? Go.

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Offering Compromise release
Offering to send back to the Jewish leaders
Beating him
Having them denounce their king

38
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The three ways that Pilate tried to relieve the responsibility of Jesus’s situation?

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Stating Jesus’s innocence
Washing his hands of it in public
The sign on the cross

39
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Who did those Jewish leaders say was their king?

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Caesar

40
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What did the sign on Jesus’ cross say?

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King of Jews

41
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What was the language on the sign that was meant for the Jewish people?

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Aramaic

42
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What was the language on the sign to represent the culture of the day?

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Greek

43
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What was the language that represented the wealthy, powerful, intellectuals?

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Latin