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Quiz #3 Flashcards

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The people of God, saved through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, incorporated into His body through baptism with the Holy Spirit

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the Church

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There is one people of God, but to aspects of the people of God. What are they?

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People of the Old Covenant

People of the New Covenant

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Church consists of two interrelated elements

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Universal church

Local churches

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4
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7 identity markers of the church: First Three Characteristics

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Doxological: Glory of God

Logocentric: Word / Jesus

Pnemodynamic: Spirit

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7 identity markers of the church: Final four characteristics

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Covenantal: covenant relationship with God and each other

Confessional: confession of Christ and historic Christian faith

Missional: divinely called, divinely sent

Spatial-Temporal-Escatalogical

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What is the growth of the church?

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According to Ephesians 4, the growth of the church is a growth from immaturity to maturity.

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The degree of freedom from wrong doctrine, and conduct and conformity to God’s will

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Purity of the Church

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Four traditional attributes of the church

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Purity, Unity, Catholicity, Apostolicity

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Signified the church is unified In oneness

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Unity of the church

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Both purity and unity of the church have three attributes

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Positional, Teleological, Instrumental

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The process of rebuking and correcting sinful members of the church

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Church Discipline

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The four steps of church discipline

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Personal

Rebuke by 2 or 3

Admonished by the chuch

Excommunication

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Three scriptures for Church Discipline:

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Matthew 18v15-20

1 Cor 5v1-13

2 Cor 2v5-11

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Mere leadership of the church

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All churches need leaders

Congregations and leaders should act humbly toward each other

Mere leadership is mere servanthood

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3 offices of the church

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Apostles - men chosen by Jesus to be foundation of Church (12, Paul, Barnabas, James)

Elders / Pastors

Deacons - Leading Servants

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5 Qualifications for Elders

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Call
Character
Competency
Chemistry
Commission

17
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Responsibilities of Elders

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Teaching
Leading
Praying
Shepherding

18
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Mere government of the church

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Jesus is cornerstone.

Apostles and prophets are foundation.

Christians are individual stones.

Pastors and elders are leaders.

Deacons are servants.

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Episcopalian polity:

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Three tiered:

Episcopal (bishops)
Presbyters / Priests (local pastors)
Deacons (local church servants)

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Presbyterian polity:

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2 tiered
Presbyters (elders)
Deacons (servants)

Notes:
Teaching / Ruling elder distinction

21
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Congregational church polity:

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Autonomy (each church independent)

Democracy (authority in members of churches, under Christ)

22
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3 varieties of congregationalist churches

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Solo pastors, elder ruled (non-denoms), elder led

23
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2 specific sacraments

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Baptism / Communion

Early church / RCC used word “sacrament”

Reformers used Ordinances

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2 categories of Paedobaptism:

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RCC: Baptism 1st of 7 sacraments. Baptism saves, infuses with grace

Reformed: Baptism incorporates, gospel saves.

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2 categories of Credobaptism:

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Southern Baptis: immersion of believer. Human act, not salvific

2nd category expands, injects power into it: baptism associates believers and incorporates into church fam, signifies cleansing of sin and escape from judgement

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4 views on communion

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Transubstantiation: RCC, literal body and blood of Christ

Consubstantiation: Luthers view, Christ is truly present in, with, and under elements

Memorialism: a memorial of Christ’s death

Spiritual Presence: Bread and wine are symbols, but not empty symbolize. They render what they symbolize.

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Three ways men and women are viewed as equal in complementariansim:

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Created in image of God

Enjoying access to Christ and Body through salvation

Receiving and exercising spiritual gifts

28
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The debated spiritual gifts

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miraculous gifts: prophecy, words of knowledge and wisdom, miracles, speaking in tongues

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