Pneumatology Flashcards

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Trinitarian Doctrinal Development can be achieved by:

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  • Descriptions of the Spirit’s Divine Identity
  • Descriptions of the Spirit’s Divine Work
  • Included within Divine Worship
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Scripture applies to the Spirit divine titles

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“Holy” - John 14:26

• “Lord” - 2 Corinthians 3:17

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Scripture ascribes functions to the Holy Spirit

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Creating (Life-Giving) - John 3:5-6
• Revealer - 1 Cor 2:6-16; 2 Timothy 3:16-17
• Sanctifying - 2 Thess 2:13; 1 Peter 1:2

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The Spirit in (Early) Church History - Irenaeus

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God’s “Two Hands” in creation and salvation. The Son and the Spirit

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The Spirit in (Early) Church History - Tertullian

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The Son is begotten (eternal generation) and the Spirit
proceeds (eternal spiration). Different from the
“functional” approach of Irenaeus.

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Filioque

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From Whom Does the Holy Spirit Proceed?
• The Father only? Or,
• The Father and the Son? (Double Procession)

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1054, the Great Schism

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The divide between the West (Rome) and the

East (Eastern Orthodoxy) exists still today

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Filioque Greek position

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The Greek Position (East): to safeguard the unique position

of the Father as the sole source of divinity.

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Filioque Latin position

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The Latin Position (West): to ensure that the Son and the
Spirit were adequately distinguished “persons,” yet were
shown to be mutually related.

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Perichorēsis

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meant to describe the mutual indwelling within the Triune Godhead. “The divine essence is shared by each of the three persons of the Trinity in a manner that avoids blurring the distinctions among them.”

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11
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ruah

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spirit, breath, wind

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In OT the Holy Spirit

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• Active agent in creation (Gen 1:1-2; Ps 33:6)
• Active agent in sustaining all life (Job 33:4; 34:14-15;
Ps 104:30-32)
• God’s presence in power, revelation, wisdom, and
divine speech (2 Sam 23:2; Prov 2; Prov 8)

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The Spirit in the Life of Israel

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• The means of God’s EMPOWERMENT for his covenant
people (Judg 3:10; 14:6; 1 Kings 18:12).
• The means by which God endows his covenant people
with SPECIAL GIFTINGS (Ex 28:3; 31:1-6; 35:30-35).
• The means by which God COMMUNICATES his prophetic word, will, and wisdom to his covenant people (Num 11:25-29; 1 Sam 10:10; Micah 3:8; Ezek 11:5-2:5).

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The Spirit in Israel’s Hope

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Even in the OT, the Spirit’s transformative role amidst
God’s covenant people was messianic at its core.
• The Spirit would be God’s agent for bringing about
the New Covenant promise

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1 Timothy 3:16

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Great indeed, we confess, is THE MYSTERY OF GODLINESS: He was manifested in the flesh,
VINDICATED BY THE SPIRIT, seen by angels,
proclaimed among the nations, believed on in the
world, taken up in glory.”

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The Spirit in the Synoptic Gospels

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The Spirit authenticates Jesus’ messianic identity.
• 1. The Virgin Birth: Luke 1:35
• 2. Jesus’ Baptism: Lk 3:21-22
• 3. Jesus’ Ministry: Mt 12:28
• 4. Filled & Led by the Spirit: Lk 4:1-2
• 5. Anointed & Set Apart for God’s Purposes: Lk 4:18-22; cf. Isa 61:1-2

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The Spirit in the Gospel of John

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New Life/Birth: John 3:1-8
• Water and Living Water: Jn 1:33; 3:5; 4:10; 7:38-39
Authentic Worship: Jn 4:24
• “spirit” or “Spirit” and Truth?
• The Paraclete: paraklētos = helper, advocate (legal sense), mediator, intercessor

18
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The Spirit in Acts

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In Acts, Luke provides a CHRISTOCENTRIC account of the Spirit who has been GIVEN TO THE CHURCH for its EMPOWERMENT in lieu of Christ’s Ascension.

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The Spirit in the Pauline Corpus

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  • he is responsible for revealing THE GOSPEL OF GOD IN CHRIST to individuals, thereby bringing about repentance and faith for salvation.
  • The Spirit is responsible for effecting our sanctification & perseverance in Christ
  • The Spirit is the one who builds the Church upon the Scriptures
20
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5 points of a Spirit filled church

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  1. A Bible-Saturated Church
  2. A Christ-Fixated Church
  3. A Bonded-in-Love Church
  4. A Mission-Driven Church
  5. A Maturing Church
21
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CU Doctrinal Statement - Article 6

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The gifts of the Spirit are for ministry to the body of Christ and the “sign gifts” are not intended to be a pattern for today.

22
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CESSASIONISM

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No “miraculous” gifts of the Spirit continue today.

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OPEN, BUT CAUTIOUS

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Bible does not explicitly say they have ceased, but teaches not standard for today

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PENTECOSTAL - CHARISMATIC

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All gifts of the Holy Spirit continue for today.

25
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THIRD-WAVE

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The preaching of the gospel should ordinarily be accompanied by “signs, wonders, and miracles.”