Theo Final Exam

Question 1

Nicea date

Answer 1

325 AD

Question 2

What was Arius condemned for and where

Answer 2

Denying Jesus’ deity ; Nicea

Question 3

Ephesus date

Answer 3

431 AD

Question 4

Nestorius heresy & place

Answer 4

Ununified Jesus’ 2 natures ; Ephesus

Question 5

Chalcedon date

Answer 5

451 AD

Question 6

Apollinaris heresy & place

Answer 6

Separating the two natures of Christ ; Chalcedon

Question 7

Eutychius heresy & place

Answer 7

Blending the two natures of Christ ; Chalcedon

Question 8

Substitution

Answer 8

Jesus suffered for us

Question 9

Justification

Answer 9

Legal declaration that this sinner is totally free from the penalty of guilt

Question 10

Propitiation

Answer 10

The offering that pleases God to forgive

Question 11

Imputation

Question 12

Ransom

Question 13

Regeneration

Question 14

Reconciliation

Question 15

Isaiah 9:6 (C)

Question 16

Philippians 2:6-9 (C)

Question 17

Romans 1:4 (C)

Question 18

1 Peter 2:24 (C)

Question 19

John 1:14 (C)

Question 20

John 3:5 (HS)

Question 21

1 Corinthians 12:13 (HS)

Question 22

Ephesians 1:13 (HS)

Question 23

Galatians 5:22 (HS)

Question 24

Romans 8:9 (HS)

Question 25

What does Messiah mean

Answer 25

Anointed

Used in context of Prophet, Priest, King

Question 26

(Heresy)
Jesus is the Messiah, but not also God

Answer 26

Ebionism

Question 27

(Heresy)
Jesus is the first created being, not of the same substance as God

Not fully God

Answer 27

Arianism

Question 28

(Heresy)
Christ’s humanity only an appearance, was fully God, only seemed human

Answer 28

Docetism

Question 29

(Heresy)
Jesus’ human spirit was replaced with living Logos (word)

Not fully human

Answer 29

Apollinarianism

Question 30

(Heresy)
The Logos (Christ) indwelt the man Jesus morally only, basically created two Jesuses

Answer 30

Nestorianism

Question 31

(Heresy)
Blended the two natures and made a third

Answer 31

Eutychianism