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Intro & Romans 1-2 Flashcards

1
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Who was the author that wrote the excerpt?

A

Tolstoy

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2
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Our Father in Heaven

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Acknowledging the existence of God

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3
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Hallowed be your Name

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Acknowledging the authority of God

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4
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Your kingdom come

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Heaven (eternity) is the long-range goal of our life

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5
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Your will be done

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Serving others by Loving God and Loving Others is the daily goal of our life

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6
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On Earth

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Where we serve

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7
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As it is in Heaven

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How we serve (in love)

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8
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Give us today our daily bread

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all of our physical, emotional, intellectual needs are met by God

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9
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And forgive us our trespasses

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reminder that we are sinful and have been forgiven (so we don’t fall into the temptation of depression, feeling we’re less than).

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10
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As we forgive those who trespass against us

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reminder that others aren’t perfect either (so we don’t fall into the temptation of arrogance, feeling we’re better than).

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11
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Lead us not into temptation

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of being self-centered/selfish

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12
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And deliver us from evil

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there is a real devil who will try to tempt us (but must stand down when we call the name of Jesus)

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13
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What were the lessons discussed in class that Jesus’ taught prior and after the Lord’s Prayer?

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a. Do not pray so that everyone can see you

b. Do not worry

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14
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Where did Paul speak to the people in Athens?

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Aeropagus

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15
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What were the people in Athens “religious” towards?

A

The latest ideas of the day

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16
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What is the lesson taught by Paul in the Book of Acts when speaking to the people in Athens?

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That the “unknown God” they heard about and built an idol to is not just one of the thoughts they’ve heard, but THE TRUTH. Explaining to them that God’s Truth is the way (whether they accept it or not).

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17
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What is significant about Acts 17:26 “..God determined the times set for them and the exact places where they should live.”

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That no moment is circumstantial. Each moment is created by God and the reason of each moment is clear – if we seek to understand God

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18
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When the devil offered Jesus all the kingdoms world and their splendor if Jesus would bow down to him in worship, what appeal to emotion was the devil using as temptation?

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Flattery

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19
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What are the two invisible qualities that God has made plain to man so that they are without excuse?

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God’s divine nature a d eternal power

20
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When the devil used scripture verses to tempt Jesus to throw himself down from the temple, what emotional ploy was the devil using as temptation?

A

Mockery

21
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When tempting Jesus to turn the stone to bread, what appeal to emotion was the devil using as temptation?

A

Pride

22
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What does the above-mentioned phrase “without excuse” refer to?

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There is more than an abundant amount of clear evidence for the reality of God within His creation, that we are without any excuses for choosing to reject the Truth.

23
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What does Romans, Chapter 1 state that man exchanged the truth of God for?

A

Lies

24
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What does Romans, Chapter 1 state that man exchanged the Creator for?

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Created things

25
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How does Romans, 1:28 define what having a “depraved mind” is?

A

Choosing not to retain the knowledge of God

26
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Worship

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What we choose to give our attention to (thus what we choose to make time for)

27
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Sovereignty

A

Freedom from external control

28
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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 those believing in God are to set an example of love to others. When they don’t love, others don’t have a desire to seek out the ways of God

29
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What happens to people who die without ever hearing the gospel of Christ?

A

They will be judged by what’s written on their hearts

30
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What lesson does Paul teach in Romans regarding what happens when you judge others?

A

You are judging yourself

31
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List the 16 ways of LOVE that Paul outlined in 1 Corinthians 13.

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Patient, kind, does not envy, does not boast, is not proud, not easily angered, is not self seeking, keeps no records of wrongs, does not dishonor others, does not delight in evil, rejoices in truth, always hopes, protects, perseveres, always trusts, never fails

32
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Why is significant about the teaching in Romans and the gospels to “not seek praises from man”?

A

Because others are selfish and will only use their praises and approval of you for their own selfish ends

33
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How did the Jewish leaders fail to display an example of leadership?

A

By holding on to their power by any means necessary

34
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Strife

A

bitter sometimes violent conflict or dissension

35
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Insolent

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rude or impolite. Showing or having a lack of respect for others

36
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Slanderer

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to make false statements that causes people to have a bad opinion of someone

37
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Malice

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a desire to cause harm to another person

38
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Ruthless

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having no pity, cruel and merciless

39
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How did John the Baptist display an example of leadership?

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By giving up his power and elevating Jesus

40
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Deceit

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dishonest behavior that is meant to fool or trick someone

41
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What is the purpose of the Old Testament?

A

To tell of the coming Messiah

42
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What was Nicodemus searching for?

A

Truth (verifying if Jesus was the Messiah)

43
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How did Jesus show love to Nicodemus?

A

By telling him the truth (must be born again into Spirit and Truth)

44
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What was the Samaritan Woman “thirsty” for?

A

Significance and Purpose

45
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How did Jesus show love to the Samaritan Woman?

A

That our significance and purpose is found in God, not the approval and acceptance of others

46
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What was the author’s primary point in this excerpt?

A

Concept of Innocence Lost

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