The Origin Of Man Flashcards

1
Q

The origin of the human race
is found in ___.

A

divine council

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2
Q

God said,
“Let Us make man” (Gen. 1:26). The plural “Us” refers to the—-

A

Trinitarian Godhead-God the Father, God the Son, and God
the Holy Spirit.

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3
Q

God formed man from ____ using preexisting matter but not other forms of life, such as marine or land animals.

A

“the dust of the ground”

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4
Q

The creation of man was the ___ of all Creation. God put man, created in the image of the sovereign God, ____ of Planet Earth and all animal life.

A

zenith ; in charge

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5
Q

This ____ is not limited to people. Every living creature possesses it. The Bible, for example, attributes the _____ to both those animals that went into Noah’s ark and
those that did not

A

breath of life

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6
Q

It is important to note the Bible
says that man became a ____. Nothing in the creation account indicates that man ____ -some kind of separate entity that, at Creation, was united
with the human body.

A

living soul ; received a soul

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7
Q

Biblical evidence indicates that sometimes ___ and ____ refer to the whole person and at other times to a particular aspect of man such as the affections, emotions, appetites, and feelings. This usage, however, in no way shows that man is a being
made up of two separate and distinct parts. The ____ and ___ exist together; together
they form an ____.

A

nephesh and psuche

body and the soul

indivisible union

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8
Q

As with ____, there is nothing inherent in the word ____ denoting an entity in man capable of conscious existence apart from the body.

A

ruach (in the OT) ; pneuma (in the NT)

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9
Q

Although the Bible views the nature of man as a ___, it does not precisely define the relationship between body, soul, and spirit. At times soul and spirit are used ___. In one instance man is characterized as body and soul (Matt. 10:28)
and in another instance as body and spirit

A

unity ; interchangeably

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10
Q

There is one exception to the general characterization of man as comprising a twofold union of body and spirit,
also spoken of in terms of a threefold union (1 Thess. 5:23). This passage conveys Paul’s desire that none of these aspects of the person be ____ from the sanctification process.

A

excluded

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11
Q

It is clear that each human being is an ____.

A

indivisible unit

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12
Q

The body, soul, and spirit function in close cooperation, revealing an intensely sympathetic relationship between a person’s ___. Deficiencies in one area will
hamper the other two.

A

spiritual, mental and physical faculties

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13
Q

Just as the three members of the ___ are united in a loving relationship, so we were created for the ___. In these relationships we have the opportunity to live for others.

A

Godhead ; fellowship found in friendship or marriage

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14
Q

To be genuinely human is
to be ___.

A

relationship oriented

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15
Q

It was as God’s representative that man was placed ___ the lower created orders.

A

over

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16
Q

God has commissioned us to make a ____ by shaping the environment, using each situation in which we are placed as an opportunity to accomplish God’s will.

A

positive contribution

17
Q

At Creation, our first parents were given ____, though their possession of it was conditioned upon obedience.

A

immortality

18
Q

Having access to the ____, they were destined to live forever. Disobedience would lead
to:

A

Tree of Life ; death

19
Q

God’s love demanded that He create beings who could respond freely to His love-and such a response is possible only from beings who have the ____.

A

power of choice

20
Q

In trusting her senses rather than God’s word, Eve severed
her ___ upon God.

A

dependence

21
Q

The fall of the human race, therefore, was first and foremost characterized by a ___ in God and His word.

A

breakdown in faith

22
Q

The first consequence of sin was a change in human nature that affected ____, as well as man’s relationship with ___

A

interpersonal relationships ; God

23
Q

Biblical definitions of sin include: _____, a failure to act by anyone “who knows the good he ought to do and doesn’t
do it” and “whatever is not from faith”

A

“the transgression of the law”

24
Q

Sin produces __. From the biblical perspective, this implies that the one who has committed sin is liable to punishment.

25
The seat of sin is in what the Bible calls the ____-what we know as the mind. From the ____ "spring the issues of life"
heart
26
History reveals that Adam's descendants share the ___ of his nature
sinfulness
27
Although as children we acquire sinful behavior through ___, we inherit our ____.
imitation ; basic sinfulness
28
The ____ of humanity is evidence that by nature we tend toward evil, not good.
universal sinfulness
29
In spite of the Fall, there remains a sense of ___.
human dignity
30
Marred, the divine likeness was completely obliterated. True or false?
False, the divine likeness was not completely obliterated
31
Though fallen, corrupt, and sinful, ___ is still God's representative on earth.
man
32
Before God pronounced the punishment on the fallen pair's sins, He gave them hope by introducing the
covenant of grace
33
The covenant of grace was not developed after the ___.
Fall
34
The Scriptures bring out that even before Creation the members of the ____ had covenanted among Themselves to rescue the race if it should fall into sin
Godhead
35
Every individual on earth can experience the covenant promises of salvation by meeting the condition:
"If you are Christ's, then you are Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise"