Pneumatology Flashcards

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How do you spell this section?

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Pneumatology

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In what 3 ways is the Holy Spirit divine?

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  • His union w the Father and Son
  • His synonymous reference among the Godhead
  • He possesses divine attributes and qualites
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How is the divinity of the trinity like a shell game?

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The bible doesn’t allow one to see more glory in one member of the Trinity over the others

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What are the 3 divine attributes and qualities of the Holy Spirit

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His power, eternality, and omiscience

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The Holy Spirit is an ______, not a _____ or an ______

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person, force, it

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What are the projections we have of the Father

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Fatherly features and disposition takes over earthly father but makes him better

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What are the projections we have of the Son?

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We use the renaissance period imagery (brown hair, beard, long sullen face, robe, etc).

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What are the projections we have of the Spirit?

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immaterual, w/o physical substance

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What about our projections about the members of the Trinity makes it harder to understand the Holy Spirit?

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Since the Spirit seems to be immaterial, he seems less personal and therefore less like a person. Since He is harder to conceptualize, it is harder to accept him.

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What are the 3 characteristics of a human?

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intelligence, will, and emotions

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What are some ways the Holy Spirit shows/uses his intelligence? (4)

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He possesses, dispenses, instructs, and reminds us of his knowledge

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How does the Holy Spirit instruct? (3)

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Illumination, Annunciation, Application

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What is illumination?

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He’s the one that makes the “lights go off” when studying

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What is Annunciation?

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He draws our attention to particular truths in certain moments

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What is Application?

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He shows us how and where to apply what we’re learning

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What are 3 examples of the Holy Spirit making decisions in Christ’s life?

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Temptation, Anointing, and Gifts of Christ

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What are 2 emotions the Holy Spirit showed in the bible?

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Felt insulted and grieved

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In what 8 ways did the Holy Spirit act in Jesus’s life?

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  • Birth
  • Baptism
  • Testing
  • Empower
  • Ministry
  • Atonement
  • Resurrection
  • Exaltation
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What bible verse points that we must willfully welcome and submit to the daily control of the Holy Spirit in every area of our lives
To be filled w/ the Holy Spirit

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Eph. 5:18

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What are 4 of the 6 examples of the Spirit’s ministry to the believer?

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  • Teaches
  • Testifies
  • Guides
  • Convicts
  • Regenerates
  • Intercedes
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The Spirit should _____ us

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We must willfully welcome and submit to the daily control of the Holy Spirit for these two reasons

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Maturity and service

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What is the definition of a spiritual gift (write out)

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A supernatural ability given by the Holy Spirit to the believer for the purpose of encouraging and stimulating the growth of others in the body of Christ

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Are gifts natural talent?

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How many gifts does each believer have?
at least one
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Who distributes the gifts?
the Spirit
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What matures/develops the gifts?
use
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Can gifts be added? subtracted?
added, yes. subtracted, no
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Spiritual fruits will determine your gifts _________ & ______ among others
receptivity and effectiveness
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Means “sent one.” Considered an office, not just an enablement. A foundational gift that helps establish and expand the Church. Signs and wonders accompany this gift and a revelation of Christ.
Apostle
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Means “foreteller.” Considered an office. Person is tasked to hear and relay God’s heart and messages to people in and outside the Church.
Prophet
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Reception and communication of divine mysteries that one would not know apart from supernatural revelation. Can be either foretelling or forthtelling.
Prophecy
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Information was supernaturally given by the Holy Spirit may relate to one’s past or present circumstances.
Word of Knowledge
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Ability to release God’s power to heal all forms of sickness
Healing
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Sometimes synonymously used with healings. A demonstration of God’s power that suspends and/or supersedes established physical laws affecting animate and inanimate forms (i.e. Elisha and ax head floating; feeding of 5000; etc)
Miracles
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An unlearned earthly or heavenly language is given by the Holy Spirit
Tounges
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Ability to interpret those tongues in the assembly for the edification of all present.
Interpretation of Tongues
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Considered an office. An anointing to proclaim the good news of salvation effectively so that people respond positively.
Evangelist
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Considered an office. Means “shepherd.” This gift entails all the qualities necessary to lead God’s flock as well as the qualities of the teacher.
Pastor
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The gift is demonstrated by a deep and committed interest in the study of God’s word. Ability to communicate the word clearly and apply Biblical truths to the lives of those being taught.
Teacher
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Ability to properly apply and spiritually employ information gathered.
Wisdom
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Ability and willingness to serve others who are in need. May also be known as “gifts of help."
Service
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A gift that manifests itself in unusual deeds of trust. To believe in and expect great things from God.
Faith
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Ability to appeal to the will of an individual and him to act. Often found in those with a gift of teaching.
Exhortation
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Ability to determine if a revelation is from God or if false. Also the ability to determine and distinguish demonic presence and activity
Discerning of Spirits
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Ability to show compassion and help towards the poor, sick, troubled, and suffering. These perform acts gladly, not out of obligation or reluctance.
Mercy
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Unusual ability and willingness to share one’s material goods with others. Includes the ability to accumulate well. Not reserved for those who are rich.
Giving
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Ability to lead, rule, or preside. Effective in planning, organizing, and implementation. Often resembles exhortation. May also be known as “gift of leading.”
Administration