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1
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The episcopacy is based upon the early five-fold ministry of the church,
what is the Greek word for the first of these ministry positions.

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The word is “Apostolate” – Apostle

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What is the Greek word for the second of these positions?

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“prophets”

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What is the Greek word for the third of these positions?

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Evangelion – evangelist

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What is the Greek word for the fourth of these positions?

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Presbyter – Pastor

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What is the Greek word for the fifth of these positions?

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Didaskalos – Teacher

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6
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These words are collective referred to as the what?

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Charismata

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7
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Which of these positions is the episcopacy founded upon?

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Apostolate or “Apostolos”

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The word “Bishop” has its roots in what language?

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Greek language “Episcopus”

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What is the second language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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Latin

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10
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What is the word of the second language?

A

Episcopas

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11
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What is the third language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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Italian

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12
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What is the word of the third language?

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Vescovov

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13
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What is the fourth language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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German

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14
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What is the word of the fourth language?

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“Bishcoff”

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15
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What is the fifth language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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Old French

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16
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What is the word of the fifth language?

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Vesque

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17
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What is the sixth language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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Modern French

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18
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What is the seventh language that adopts a word for Bishop?

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Eveque

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19
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What is the final language that produces the word Bishop?

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Anglo Saxon

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20
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Technically and literally the word Bishop means?

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two words; “epi” which means over and “skope” which means to
see. The two words together are: “episcope,” which is to see over or
overseer.

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21
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Name the ancient Patriarchate that was located in what is now Israel?

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Jerusalem

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22
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Name the ancient Patriarchate that was located in North Africa?

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Alexandria

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23
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Name the ancient Patriarchate that was located in Asia

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Antioch

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Name the ancient Patriarchate that was located in what is now Turkey?

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Constantinople

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25
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Name the Patriarchate that was located in Italy

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Rome

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26
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The title Pastor is based upon the Greek word?

A

Presbuteros:

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27
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What is the literal meaning for the title Pastor?

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Shepherd

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28
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One way that Bishops were made was by Apostolic what?

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Apostolic appointment

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29
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Another way that ancient bishops were created was election from a what?

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a presbytery a bishop was elected by a group of their peers.

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30
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The German scholar who is an expert on the early episcopacy is who?

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Adolph Von Harnac

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31
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Anglican scholar who is an expert on the early episcopacy is who?

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Lightfoot

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32
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Name the three early church fathers who argued for existence of an
episcopacy?

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Ignatius, Irenaeus, and Cyprian

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33
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The first of these said that the episcopacy was center of what?

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the center of unity in the church

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34
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The second of these said that the episcopacy was what?

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the depositor of truth for the church

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35
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The last of the three said that the episcopacy was the vicegerent of who?

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the vicegerent of Christ on earth. The actual earthly representation
of Jesus Christ himself.

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36
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Early Bishops had to be at least how old?

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30 years old

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37
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What was the minimum time a person could be in ministry and be made a
bishop?

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at least six months

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38
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What degree did an early bishop have to hold?

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Doctor of the Church

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39
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The Latin term for the degree was?

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Doccus Ecclesiasticus

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40
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Name the two governmental types of churches founded in Christianity?

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Connectional and congregational

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41
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The first functional authority that bishops have is that of what?

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teaching authority

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42
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What is the Latin term that means “Defender of the Faith?”

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“inquisitor Nator.”

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43
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What is the second functional authority that bishops have is that of what?

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legislative

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44
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This authority does not allow bishops to enact laws that are contrary to
canon what?

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law

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45
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What is the Latin term that prohibits from enacting contrary laws?

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“Jus commune.”

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46
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The third type of functional authority that the bishop has is that of what?

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judicial

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47
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The Latin term for this type of authority is?

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“extra judiciliator”

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48
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The ancient authority permitted bishops to absolve people from what?

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sin

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49
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Which authority gave bishops the right to punish and offer indulgences?

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coercive authority

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50
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The final authority that bishops have is that of what?

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administrative

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51
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Name the three items that this authority gives bishops power over?

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the subsistence of clergy, procurement of goods and the regulation
of worship

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52
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Name either of the two Latin terms for this final type of functional authority.

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“a jure,” or “ab homine.”

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53
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Our Full Gospel Baptist Episcopacy is styled after the Medieval Episcopacy
called the what Episcopacy?

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Monarchal Episcopacy

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54
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In contrast to Roman Catholicism and Methodism, Full Gospel has what
kind of episcopacy?

A

weak episcopacy

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55
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The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship embraces the episcopacy in part
because it is consistent with the language of the what?

A

The Bible

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56
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The titles Moderator and President are titles that come from the world of
what?

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the political world

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57
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The early church had a need to establish a central what in the church?

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defense against false prophets

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58
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Apostolic succession is the notion that the legitimacy of a bishop can be
traced to one of the original who?

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one of the original apostles

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59
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The Roman claim is based upon the fact that who ended his pontificate in
Rome?

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The Apostle Peter

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60
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The Anglican claim is based upon what historic church Father?

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Augustine of Hippo

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61
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In what year did this Church Father go as a missionary to England?

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547 AD

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62
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Classical succession assumes that a bishop has been consecrated while in the
office of what?

A

a bishop

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63
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Name any historic figure that claims Classic succession

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Clement or Ignatius

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64
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Casual succession is when a person receives succession while what?

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Not in the office of a bishop

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65
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Name the Anglican priest who founded the Methodist Church that has
Casual succession?

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John Wesley

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66
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Name the Roman Catholic Priest who founded the Lutheran Church that had
Casual Succession?

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Martin Luther

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67
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Did John Calvin, founder of the Presbyterian Church have succession?

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no

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68
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Name the founder of the Reform Church that did not have succession?

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John Knox

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69
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Name the Congregationalist that did not have succession?

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Huldrich Zwingli

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70
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Name the first African American preacher who did not have succession?

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George Leile

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71
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The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship follows what line of succession?

A

Western or Petrine Succession

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72
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This line of succession begins with?

A

The Apostle Peter 30 AD

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73
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Who comes next in this line in this succession?

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Linius, 35 AD

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74
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Name the Pope that led the Roman Catholic Church in 1922?

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Pius IX

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75
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This Pope gave succession to what South American bishop in 1924?

A

Carlos De Costas

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76
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In what year did this South American bishop leave the Roman Catholic
Church?

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1945

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77
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His departure was due to the Roman Catholic Church’s secret alliance with
who?

A

Adolph Hitler

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78
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Who did this South American bishop convey succession to in 1954

A

Emilio Y Durand

79
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In what year did this second South American bishop convey succession to
Bishop George Stallings?

A

1990

80
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Bishop George Stallings conveyed succession to who in 1993?

A

Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr.

81
Q

In 325 AD, Emperor Constantine called for a Church conference in what
Mediterranean city?

A

Nice

82
Q

Name the document that came out of this council?

A

Nicene Creed

83
Q

Name the council that produced the statement that Jesus is very God and
very man at the same time?

A

Council of Chalcedon 451 AD

84
Q

What council finally confirmed the current canon of the Bible?

A

Council of Trent 1545 – 1563 AD

85
Q

Name the three forms of textual criticism?

A

Form criticism, source criticism and redaction criticism

86
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These three types of textual criticism are derivatives of what school?

A

The “Teutonic School.”

87
Q

This way of thinking is associated with what country?

A

Germany

88
Q

Textual criticism primarily deals with what gospel?

A

The first three gospels of the New Testament called the “synoptic
gospels.”

89
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An early advocate of textual criticism was Karl F who?

A

Karl F. Schmidt

90
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What scholar is associated with the Gospel of Matthew?

A

Gunther Bornkamn

91
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What scholar is associated with the Gospel of Mark?

A

Willie Marxsen

92
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What scholar is associated with the Gospel of Luke?

A

Hans Conzelmann

93
Q

What is the theory that rearranges the order of the gospels?

A

The Marcan theory

94
Q

Which criticism seeks to identify where the earliest gospel traditions came
from?

A

Source criticism

95
Q

Which criticism examines the way the stories in the gospels are constructed?

A

Form criticism

96
Q

Which criticism examines how the stories of the gospel are woven together?

A

Redaction criticism

97
Q

The common practice of giving someone else credit for your writing is
called a what?

A

“pseudipigrapha”

98
Q

Who is the scholar who wrote Lost Christianities, Lost Scriptures and
Misquoting Jesus?

A

Bart Ehrmann

99
Q

This scholar in his last book, contends that the problem of authorship is
compounded by the problem of the who?

A
The copyist (The major historical mode of preserving the tradition
of the Bible).
100
Q

In his book Lost Scriptures, the author claims that certain books were
removed from the canon because of what?

A

Who used them and not because of the contents of the books

themselves.

101
Q

The Movement that eventually came to power in the church was the what
movement?

A

“Proto-Orthodox

102
Q

What is the term that means to choose to believe differently?

A

“hereticus”

103
Q

Name two groups that were eventually labeled as choosing to believe
differently?

A

Gnostics and Donatist

104
Q

Name the first of three types of movements in the Protestant Reformation?

A

“Mainstream”

105
Q

Who was the chief character of this first movement in the reformation?

A

Martin Luther

106
Q

What is the second type of movement in the Protestant Reformation?

A

The Monarchal Reformation

107
Q

Who is the main character in this reformations’ movement?

A

King Henry VIII

108
Q

What was the third type of movement in the Protestant Reformation?

A

The Radical Reformation

109
Q

Name the two major reformations in this category?

A

The Baptist and the Methodist

110
Q

The Protestant Reformation was a rebellion against what Church?

A

The Roman Catholic Church

111
Q

The main opposition of the reformation was to the infallibility of the who?

A

The Pope

112
Q

The second bone of contention was that of the selling of what?

A

indulgences by the Roman Catholic Church

113
Q

Where did the father of the reformation post his argument against the Roman
Catholic Church?

A

on the walls of the University of Wittenberg

114
Q

What action did the Church take against the father of the reformation?

A

Removed him from the Roman Catholic Church

115
Q

The father of the reformation is also responsible for giving to the masses the
what?

A

The Bible

116
Q

What was the trademark phrase of the father of the reformation?

A

“The just shall live by faith.”

117
Q

The architect of the second movement type was the king of what country?

A

England

118
Q

His opposition was based upon his wanting to acquire a what?

A

divorce

119
Q

His reformation made who the head of the church?

A

The King of England

120
Q

Name the two daughters produced by this king

A

Mary and Elizabeth

121
Q

The first of these two daughters was a what?

A

Mary: Roman Catholic

122
Q

The second of these two daughters was a what?

A

Protestant

123
Q

What eventually happened between the two sisters?

A

Elizabeth had Mary executed

124
Q

Name the son of the first daughter?

A

James IV of Scotland

125
Q

Who did this son eventually become?

A

James I of England?

126
Q

In what city were the Anabaptist founded?

A

in the city of Zurich

127
Q

Who was their founder?

A

John Smythe

128
Q

This founder took exception to the practice of what?

A

infant baptism

129
Q

Where did the Anabaptist move after leaving the city where they were
founded?

A

They moved to England

130
Q

Their eventual relocation to America made them part of what group?

A

English sectarian

131
Q

Name at least three other members of this group that migrated to America.

A

Quakers, Puritans, Shakers

132
Q

The first Black Baptist Church was founded in what year?

A

1770

133
Q

Where was this Black Baptist Church founded?

A

Silver Bluff, SC.

134
Q

Who was the first pastor of this church?

A

George Leile

135
Q

What was the original name of this church?

A

First African Baptist Episcopal Church

136
Q

Who did this pastor support in the Revolutionary war?

A

He supported the British

137
Q

Why did this pastor support who he supported in the Revolutionary war?

A

Because the British promised that if they won the war against the
colonies they would abolish slavery.

138
Q

Where did this pastor go after the Revolutionary war?

A

Kingston, Jamaica

139
Q

In what year did Black Baptist organize the first district association?

A

1834

140
Q

What was the name of this association?

A

The Providence Baptist Association

141
Q

In what state was this association organized?

A

Ohio

142
Q

In 1875, name the regional convention that was organized by Black
Baptists?

A

The New England Baptist Convention

143
Q

What was the name of the failed effort to create a national Black Baptist
convention in 1893?

A

The Tri-partite Union

144
Q

What three bodies came together at this meeting of 1893?

A

American Missionary, Foreign Mission, and the Baptist Educational
convention

145
Q

Who is the man that retired to organize a national convention?

A

Elias Camp Morris

146
Q

In what year did this meeting take place?

A

1895

147
Q

Name the group that split from this group in 1897?

A

The Lott Carey Foreign Missionary Convention

148
Q

In what year did a second split take place?

A

1915

149
Q

This second split took place over a controversy concerning the convention’s
what?

A

over control of the publishing house

150
Q

Who led this second split?

A

Richard Harris Boyd

151
Q

Name the man that presided over the third split of this convention?

A

Joseph Harrison Jackson

152
Q

This split was over the issue of what?

A

tenure

153
Q

Name the group that resulted from the third split?

A

Progressive National Baptist Convention

154
Q

Name the group that sought to reform the Methodist Church after the civil
war?

A

The shouting Methodists

155
Q

One of their first meetings was where in 1866?

A

Cane Ridge Revival

156
Q

In what year was this group expelled from the Methodist mainstream?

A

1894

157
Q

This group sought to return to the original teaching of who?

A

John Wesley

158
Q

What were the two major platforms of this original teaching?

A

Entire sanctification and Christian Perfectionism

159
Q

Who did these teachings reach back to in the Early Christian Church?

A

Jacobus Arminius

160
Q

These teachings resulted in the new teaching of what?

A

second work of grace

161
Q

In what year was this group expelled from the Methodist mainstream?

A

1894

162
Q

What is the name of the bishop that led the fight to expel them?

A

Bishop Haygood

163
Q

The following year, what is the name of the Baptist man that introduced the
idea of a third work of grace?

A

Benjamin Hardin Irwin

164
Q

From 1866 to 1906 this group was known as the what movement?

A

Holiness era

165
Q

Name the man that founded the Faith Bible School in Topeka, KS

A

Charles Fox Parham

166
Q

Name the student who in 1901 is credited with being the first person to
speak in tongues in the modern era?

A

Agnes Oznan

167
Q

Where in Texas does this man move his school in the year 1900?

A

Houston, TX

168
Q

Name the Black man that enrolls in his school in 1901?

A

William Joseph Seymour

169
Q

Where was the Black man originally from?

A

Cincinnati, Ohio

170
Q

What was his denominational affiliation?

A

Baptist

171
Q

Why did he find himself in Texas?

A

To find lost relatives he had lost contact with after the civil war

172
Q

Where did he take his classes in this school?

A

he was not allowed to sit in the classrooms with other white
students and was forced to listen to the classes from the hallway next to the
kitchen

173
Q

In 1906, where is this black man invited to come and do a revival?

A

California

174
Q

What kind of church was he invited to conduct this revival?

A

Church of the Nazarene

175
Q

On what street did his revival move to initially?

A

Bonnie Brae Street

176
Q

Where did his revival eventually end up?

A

to a barn located on Azusa street

177
Q

How long did this revival last?

A

six years 1906 – 1012

178
Q

What was the name of the church that came out of this revival?

A

Apostolic Faith Church

179
Q

This revival is credited as being the birth of the modern what movement?

A

Modern Pentecostal movement

180
Q

The oldest extant remnants that we have of scripture are called what?

A

Targhums

181
Q

In what language are they written?

A

Aramaic language

182
Q

The more formal Hebrew scriptures were called the what?

A

The Torah or Pentateuch

183
Q

What language did the Bible appear next?

A

Greek language

184
Q

Who was responsible for this?

A

Alexander the Great

185
Q

Name the man who produced the Latin Bible

A

Jerome

186
Q

What was the Latin Bible called?

A

The Vulgate

187
Q

The German Bible was called the what Bible?

A

Gutenberg Bible

188
Q

The most popular Old English Bible is called the what?

A

King James Version

189
Q

Who performed the translation on this Bible?

A

William Shakespeare

190
Q

The section of the Bible between Malachi and Matthew is called the what?

A

Apocrypha

191
Q

This inter-testamental section deals with the what revolt?

A

Maccabean revolt

192
Q

The category of books omitted from the New Testament canon is called the
what books?

A

Apocryphal

193
Q

What is the name of this next Bible?

A

The Septuagint

194
Q

Textual criticism argues that the gospel originally began as a what tradition?

A

oral form