Intro To Pentecostal Doctrine Tests Flashcards
Ch. 1 Which of the following is one of the cardinal doctrines of the Assemblies of God?
A) The Deity Of Jesus
B) The Baptism in the Holy Spirit
C) Sanctification
B) The Baptism in the Holy Spirit
Ch 1. The apostle Paul expressed the importance of sound doctrine by…
B) using the words sound doctrine four times in his pastoral letters to Timothy and Titus
Ch. 1 The official document of the Assemblies of God that is our basis for unity is called the…
C) Statement of Fundamental Truths
Ch. 1 The word theology means literally…
A) “the study of God.”
Ch. 1 the study of Bible doctrine serves four purposes. Doctrine is a guard against error, a series of road signs on our discipleship journey,…
C) a guide for conduct, and a basis for service to God and others
Ch. 1 Two secular belief systems that do not accept any religious faith or doctrine are…
B) Natural law and human philosophy
Ch. 1 According to the Bible, natural law…
B) Is a part of God’s law and is not separate from it.
Ch. 1 Human philosophy opposes God by…
A) Elevating human reason above the rules given by a God.
Ch. 1 To accept that there is error in the salvation message of the bible…
C) Casts doubt on the existence and character of God
Ch. 1 Belief that the Bible is inspired and inerrant is important because…
A) God is trustworthy; human reason is fallen and unreliable
Ch. 3 God’s plan to restore fellowship with wayward sinners was…?
To pay the penalty himself for the sins of the world.
Ch. 3 Apostasy is defined as…?
Turning ones back on God after knowing the reality of His personal presence
Ch. 3 Christ’s suffering for our salvation (led like a lamb to slaughter) was predicted by…?
Malachi
Ch. 3 Jesus had to die as a sacrifice for our sins because…?
Without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness
Ch. 3 Jesus was like no other person who has walked on earth in that he…
A) Gathered many followers during His three and a half years of ministry
B) Was human at birth but became divine when He was baptized in water
C) Was both fully human and fully divine
C) Was both fully human and fully divine
Ch. 3 Jesus was more than a sacrifice for our sins; the Bible also portrays Him as…?
A great teacher showing us how to live
Ch. 3 the bedrock or most important truth of our Christian faith is…?
Salvation
Ch. 3 Christ’s resurrection is essential to our faith because…?
A) Easter is more important than Good Friday
B) W/O the resurrection, Christians could have no miracles
C) W/O the resurrection the miracle of salvation would lack it’s power
W/O the resurrection the miracle of salvation would lack it’s power
Ch. 3 Salvation as “regeneration” means being…?
A) Adopted
B) Born again
C) Justified
Born again
Ch. 3 Sanctification is both instantaneous (or immediate) and also…?
A) progressive
B) impossible to achieve
C) regressive
Progressive
Ch.2 When we say God is omnipotent, we are saying He is
All-powerful
Ch.2 Because God is spirit rather than human, evidence of His existence comes through
Faith
Ch.2 When we say humans are created with a free will, we mean
We have a choice in our destiny
Ch.2 In addition to the magnificent creation around us, God has clearly revealed himself through
The historical events and recorded teachings of the Bible.
Ch.2 Salvation requires that a person believe
Jesus is the divine Son of God.
Ch.2 Atheistic evolution teaches that
God does not actually exist.
Ch.2 Our understanding if the origin of sin is based on the fact that
Adam and Eve were real people who committed the first human sin.
Ch.2 God turned the rebellion of Satan to His purpose by using it to
Prove the love and obedience of God’s children.
Ch.2 Sin can be defined as
Wrong attitudes and wrong actions.
Ch.2 Satan’s temptation of Adam and Eve
Spoke true facts but did not tell all of god’s truth.
Ch. 4 water baptism by immersion in a testimony that one has
Received Jesus Christ as personal Savior.
Ch. 4 Holy Communion should be observed regularly until
Jesus comes to rapture His followers.