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Midterm Flashcards

1
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A style of writing in which possible objections from a debate partner are anticipated and answered

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diatribe

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Jesus is presented as the mercy seat (ἱλαστήριον) in this verse

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Rom. 3.25

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3
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A primary topic in Rom 6

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death to sin; union with Christ; slavery to righteousness

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4
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Three possible referents to the word νόμος

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OT, Mosaic Law, Law of Christ (not in Romans), a principle or way of working

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5
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The most probable date for the writing of Romans

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AD 57

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6
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The first verse that mentions the love of God

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Rom. 5.5

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7
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According to most intertestamental Judaism, he kept the Law before it was given

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Abraham

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A primary topic in Rom. 2

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Law, Jewish Sin

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9
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His views on Romans hinge on his definition of the phrase “works of Law” (ἔργα νόμου).

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J. D. G. Dunn

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10
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The doctrine of natural revelation finds significant support in this chapter

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chapter 1

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11
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The corporate heads of two contrasting orders of existence

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Adam and Christ

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12
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Rom. 6.23

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the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal; live in Christ Jesus

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13
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A primary topic in Rom 4

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Faith and Abraham

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14
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The view that two seemingly contradictory things can work together

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compatibilism

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15
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Corinth

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Probably Paul’s location when he wrote Romans

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16
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Although it actually uses the word blood (αἱμα), it is the first verse that refers to the death of Christ

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Rom. 3.25

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17
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“All have sinned and lack (ὑστεροῦνται) the glory of God.”

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Rom. 3.23

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18
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AD 49

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The year Claudius expelled Jews from Rome

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19
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He says Paul worked from solution to plight

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E. P. Sanders

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20
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According to Rom 5.14, he was a type (τύπος) of him who was to come

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Adam

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21
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Three probable reasons for writing Romans

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self introduction, solicit help for mission to Spain, self apologetic and respond to known circumstances

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22
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The concept of “spiritual circumcision” is mentioned in this book of Moses

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Deuteronomy

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23
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In Reformed exegesis, this chapter is held to contain the fullest treatment of original sin in all Paul’s letters

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Rom. 5

24
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In all the chapters we have seen thus far, this one has the most OT quotes

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Rom. 3

25
Q

He asserts that the Christian dies only to the condemnation of the Law

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C. E. B. Cranfield

26
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Because of this, a lifestyle of being controlled by sin is incomprehensible for the Christian

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“we died to sin” or “we are enslaved to righteousness”

27
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Rom. 5.8

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What is “but God demonstrates his own love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us”

28
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The death of Christ, righteousness, faith, ethnic inclusion and redemption all come together in this passage

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Rom. 3.21-26

29
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He asserts that the righteousness of God is his covenant faithfulness

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N.T. Wright

30
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One word group in Greek, two in English

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the δικαίος word group

31
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The primary example of faith found in Rom 4

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Abraham

32
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The most important OT text Paul uses in Rom 4

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Gen. 15.6

33
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Two passages that use the phrase “δικαιοσύνη θεοῦ.”

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1.17, 3.5 and 3.21

34
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Ιt could be ἔχομεν or it could be ἔχωμεν.

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two possible readings of Rom 5.1

35
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In Rom 5-6-7, Paul often personifies this.

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Sin ἁμαρτία

36
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The commonly used tri-partite distinction in Mosaic Law

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civil, moral and ceremonial

37
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The author of Paul and Palestinian Judaism.

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E. P. Sanders

38
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The primary theological application in Rom 7.4

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the Christian’s death to the Law

39
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Paul’s OT quotes in Romans three come mainly from this book of the OT

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Psalms

40
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Israel’s primary sin according to J. D. G. Dunn

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nationalistic pride (ethnic exclusion)

41
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This Rom chapter mentions true circumcision

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Rom 2

42
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Rom 1.18-32

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Paul’s section on polytheistic (Gentile) sinners (sins)

43
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The debated phrase πίστις Χριστοῦ (or some form of it) is found in these three letters

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Rom, Gal, Phil

44
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It is left out from the following: 3.20, 5.20, 6.14, 7.5.

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4.15

45
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In Romans 3, it is implied that God is faithful to this

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The Word (or what are the promises of the OT, or the λόγια θεοῦ)

46
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It says all Mosaic Law is relevant and obligatory except that which is specific to Hebrew religion or that which has been explicitly rescinded by the NT

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Theonomy

47
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In this chapter of Romans, Paul says the gospel about the Son is promised in the OT

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Chapter 1

48
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The secretary (amanuensis) Paul used when writing Romans

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Tertius

49
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Between objective and subjective righteousness, it is the one that is forensic

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Objective Righteousness

50
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He coined the phrase Covenantal Nomism.

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E. P. Sanders

51
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According to Moo, the thesis statement for Romans.

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Rom. 1.16-17

52
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A member of your church asks you if the NT says anything about homosexuality, so you go to this chapter

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Rom. 9

53
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Tarsus

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Paul’s Birthplace

54
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Hebrews 9.5

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What is the only other NT verse that contains the word ἱλαστήριον (the mercy seat in Rom 3.25)

55
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The subjects that are connected in Rom 3.20, 4.15, 5.20, 7.5

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Law and Sin

56
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When Paul commands us to be what we are, he demonstrates the interplay between these two perspectives

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The indicative and the imperative (or objective and subjective)

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