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Test 2 Theology Proper And Christology Flashcards

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Metaphors

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figure of speech on which a term or phrase it applies to something to which it is not literally applicable in order to suggest a resemblance

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God

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Father to Christians. Father of all creation Israel and jc.

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Analogy

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Similarity between like features of two things. On which a comparison may be based

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Anthropomorphism

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An anthropomorphic conception or representation as of a diety

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Anthropopathism

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Ascription of human passions or feelings to a being not human. Especially to a diety.

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What is the basic argument for the trinity?

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We worship one god in trinity the trinity is unity neither confounding the persons nor dividing the substances

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Theophany

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A manifestation or appearance of god or a god to a person

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Predestination

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Gods election of certain individuals to salvation and others to reprobation

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Predestination

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Although some theologians use this as a synonym for foreordination others prefer to use it to refer gods predetermination of specific events in history

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Election

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Gods choice of individuals or groups of people to eternal damnation

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Reprobate on

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Gods choice of individuals or groups to eternal damnation

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Calvinism

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Is in belief the position that regeneration logically precedes conversion

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Arminianism

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Is in brief the position that conversion logically recedes regeneration

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Elohim

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God

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Jehovah Yahweh

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Lord

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Adonai

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Lord

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Creation ex nihilo

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Creation out of nothing

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The day age theory

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The days mentioned in genesis 1 refer to log periods of time rather than 24 hour days

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Fiat creation

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God creates everything that is and ever will be. Nothing ever evolves

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Progressive creations

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At various times in history god created new log forms and used these to being about additional life forms

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Mature creationism

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The physical world was created with the appearance of age at some time in the recent past

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Divine providence

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Gods activity of preserving and governing his creation

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Divine governance

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Is gods direction of reality and history so that his plan for creation is fulfilled

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Does god direct every detail of history or only certain events?

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If god directs very detail if history how can this b reconciled with his opposition to sin?

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If god has an in hanging plan for the future then how can Pratt actually change anything?

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Diety John 6:38

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For I have come down from heaven not todo my will but to do the will of him who sent me

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Humanity John 8:40

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As it is you are looking for a way to kill me a man who has the you the truth that I heard from God. Abraham did not do such things

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Unity of diety and humanity John 1:14

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The word became flesh and made his dwelling among is. We have seen his glory the glory of the one and only son who came from the father full of grace and truth

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Can Christ commit sin?

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No

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Christophany

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An appearance of Christ after his resurrection especially as recorded in the New Testament

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Nestorianism

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The two natures intersect but are not united in the person of Christ

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Eutychianism

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Jesus humanity was so absorbed into his diety that it was virtually eliminated

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Kenoticism

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At the incarnation god pried himself of some of his attributes to too rarity becomes human and then took them up again at the resurrection. This Jesus we not completely divine

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The orthodox view

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Jesus was fully god and fully human united in one person without the loss of either divine of human attributes though he surrendered independent exercise of some divine attributes

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Death =

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Separation

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How did Jesus die?

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His body and spirit were separated

Perhaps his spirit separated from the fathers

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atonement

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A reparation made for an injury or wrong

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Substitute

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A person or thing acting or serving in place of another

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Redemption

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The act if recovering something through payment

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Sacrifice

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The surrender or destruction of something prized or for the sale of something do soldered as having a higher value or more pressing claim

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Propitiation

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That which makes one favorably incline toward one who was viewed other animosity appeasement or conciliation

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Reconciliation

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The repeatable aging of cordial relationships between two estranged parties

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Implications of substitutionary atonement

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Confirm gods holiness
Confirm human depravity
Confirm that Jesus is both infinite god and finite human
Emphasizes the unimaginably great worth of or salvation

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Humiliation

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Incarnation

Death

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Exaltation

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Resurrection
Ascension
Session
Second coming

46
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Two temporal stages of Christi ministry

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Humiliation

Exaltation

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Intercession

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He intervenes on our behalf

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Advocate

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He represents is before the throne of god defending our statues as righteous in him

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The kingdom of god

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Gods entrance into history to reign over his creation

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Consistent eschatology

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Gods kingdom is entirely future

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Realized eschatology

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Gods kingdom was realized during Jesus earthly life

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Delayed parousia

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The second coming and with it the inauguration of gods kingdom has been delayed for 200 years

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Kingdom is present

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Matthew 12:2228

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The kingdom is future

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Matthew 6:9-1

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Conclusion

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Some aspects of the kingdom are present and some are future

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It’s important in Jesus thought

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Matthew 6:33

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Four first century options

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Annihilation
Immortality of the soul
Resurrection of the body
Combination of two and three

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How does habermas respond to intense suffering?

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  1. he examines jobs suffering
  2. he considers Jesus resurrection
  3. he realizes Jesus love
  4. He trusts in gods providence
  5. He corrects his thinking

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