Impassibility-Justification

Question 1

Impassibility

Answer 1

God cannot be affected

Question 2

Impeccability

Answer 2

the characteristic of being unable to sin or being completely free from sin

Question 3

Imputation

Answer 3

a transfer of benefit or harm from one individual to another

Question 4

Incarnation

Answer 4

a theological assertion that in Jesus the eternal Word of God appeared in human form

Question 5

Inerrancy

Answer 5

the idea that Scripture is completely free from erroe

Question 6

Infallibility

Answer 6

the Bible will never fail

Question 7

Inspiration

Answer 7

a term used by many theologians to designate the work of the Holy Spirit in enabling the human authors of the Bible to record what God desired to have written in the Scriptures

Question 8

Irresistible grace

Answer 8

nobody will say no to God’s grace

Question 9

Judgement

Answer 9

evaluation of right or wrong based on His righteousness

Question 10

Justification, Justification by Faith

Answer 10

refers to the divine act whereby God makes humans, who are sinful and therefore worthy of condemnation, acceptable before a God who is holy and righteous