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Theology Study Guide 3 Flashcards

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the Holy Spirit’s true work in His love to the elect, who receive new birth from above

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regeneration

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that’s what happens at the finish when God conforms believers to Christ’s image

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glorification

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refers to the theory that God creates a person’s soul directly

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creationism

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a biblical phrase prevalent among OT prophets who pointed to a future even or era during which God would visit judgement on Israel or the world

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Day of the Lord

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refers to the act of God in freely establishing a mutually binding relationship with humankind

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covenant

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generally refers to either the completion of an ear of God’s working in history or the absolute completion of history

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consummation

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most simply, any command or order given

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decree

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describes the process of analyzing a particular representation of reality so as to offer a critique of how a text “constructs” a picture of reality

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deconstruction

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God declares us righteous

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justification

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means God’s removed my filthiness the OT type was the goat into the wilderness

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expiation

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a general term referring to an individual’s initial encounter with God in Christ resulting in the reception of God’s gracious provision of salvation

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conversion

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there is no more enmity, God is now a friend of me - we’re no longer enemies

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reconciliation

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derived from the Latin credo (I believe)

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creed

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the attempt to interpret scriptures by uncovering the original meaning of the text

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criticism

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15
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everything the exists other than God as a result of God’s spoken word

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creation

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the belief that God created the world and then stepped away for it to run its own course

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deism

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a theory of knowledge that asserts that a proposition is true when it corresponds to or harmonizes with an external reality “as it really is”

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correspondence theory of truth

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the process of seeking to communicate the message and teachings of the ancient Scriptures using contemporary forms of language as well as metaphors and images that are familiar to the current audience

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contextualization

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any argument that attempts to demonstrate the existence of God by appeal to observation of the world (Greek kosmos), its objects and its processes

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cosmological argument

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means since the Lamb has died His work is finished - God’s wrath is satisfied

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propitiation

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in contemporary Roman Catholic theology, the idea that Mary the mother of Jesus uniquely participated in the provision of redemption

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coredemptrix

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22
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means God is now my Father I got [a Holy Father] and by the Spirit holler Abba

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adoption

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23
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we’ve been freed from slavery to sin and His very own blood is the price He paid, my friend

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redemption

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a Latin phrase that literally means “creation out of nothing”

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creatio ex nihilo

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derived from the Greek word kosmos (world)

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cosmology

26
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we’re being made into His likeness

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sanctification

27
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derived from the Greek diakoneo (to serve)

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deacon

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The theory of the Lord’s Supper most closely associated with the Lutheran tradition. Martin Luther taught that the body and blood of the Lord is present “in, with, and under” the actual bread and wine.

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consubstantiation

29
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Perichoresis is a term that is derived from two Greek words that mean to ____________.

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dance around

30
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Anthropology comes from the Greek word ___.

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anthropos

31
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Anthropology is the study of what it means to be ______.

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human

32
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In Hebrew, Adam means _____.

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man

33
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The “Creation Formula” included the words ____ _______ _____.

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God said let

34
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List the two basic forms of evolution and whether or not they are Good or Bad:

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macro=bad

micro=good

35
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_______ is the Latin phrase meaning we are made in the Image of God, and is synonymous with mankind bearing the ________ attributes of God.

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Imago Dei, communicable

36
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Man wanted to go their own way, but there isn’t another way. It is not “Door A or Door B”, it is “Door A and Door _____.”

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Not-A

37
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1 John _____ lines up with the event of Eve and the forbidden Fruit.

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2:16

38
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1 Corinthians 2:6-16 calls mankind the ________ man, those who do not know Christ.

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“Natural”

39
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Romans 8:5-10 tells me that my mind is _______.

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broken

40
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Ephesians 2:1-10 tells me that I was ___ in my sins - I was the _________ dead!

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dead, walking

41
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According to the truth of hamartology, when you look in the mirror, you’re _________ __ ___ _______.

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looking at the problem

42
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According to Romans 1:18-25 is called the Great ________.

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Exchange

43
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The Gospel was given in class in __ steps; the first _ are what is ____; the second _ are what went _____ (or the ___ news); the last _ are the ____ news (or the ______).

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10, 3, true, 3, wrong, bad, 4, good, gospel

44
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The illustration that was given to explain glorifying God involved the ____, a _______, and _______ things.

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sun, dump, shiny

45
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The Gospel Proper is that we are ______ _____ God __ God.

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saved from, by

46
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The distinctions between men and women ARE NOT ABOUT _________, __________, or _______.

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intelligence, value, or ability

47
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There are roles between men and women, because there are roles in the ________.

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Trinity

48
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God made us look like Him and move like Him, in an eternal dance. This is called __________.

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perichoresis

49
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As He IS, ______ ______ ________.

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so are we

50
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List the 10 steps of the Gospel.

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  1. God is Creator
  2. God created man
  3. God created man with/for a purpose
  4. Man desired another and said “no”
  5. Man got what he wanted
  6. Man is now dead, in darkness and despair
  7. In steps Jesus
  8. Man is saved from God, by God
  9. Jesus is our substitute
  10. Believe (in) God
51
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List three reasons why mankind was made in the Imago Dei:

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  1. to bear His Image
  2. to bring Him glory
  3. to enjoy Him forever
52
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List the “brief History of Man”.

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  1. Man created
  2. Made in Imago Dei
  3. Innocent
  4. Mankind falls
  5. Sinners
53
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List the Big Picture Continuum.

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  1. God
  2. God and Man
  3. Man vs. God
  4. God and a chosen people
  5. The God-Man
  6. God and a chosen people
  7. Man vs. God
  8. God and Man
54
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What are three commonalities between men and women?

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  1. essence
  2. sinfulness
  3. intellect
55
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What are three differences between men and women?

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  1. roles in parenting
  2. ontologically
  3. physiology
56
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Lyrics

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I once was lost in darkest night
Yet thought I knew the way
The sin that promised joy and life
Had led me to the grave

57
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Explain perichoresis, from God to us.

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Perichoresis is derived from 2 Greeks words: “peri” and “choresis”. “Peri” means around, and “choresis” means to dance. Thus, together they mean to dance around. This applies to the Trinity then to us. As the Trinity, they (the 3 persons: Father, Son, and Spirit) dance around each other in a Holy Dance. We, in turn, exhibit this in everything we do. The Imago of the Trinity is always with us. In marriage, the husband and the wife are supposed to live with each other and complement each other just like the Trinity. The Trinity is also found in the church because brothers and sisters complement each other and word together.

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Describe the quote.

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In parts of this quote, he is referring to perichoresis: that God and the universe go hand-in-hand. It glorifies Him by reflecting His Image which is why he created the universe. Therefore, he cannot leave the universe because He is everywhere in it, thus proving deism to be wrong. However, he is not talking about a form of pantheism where everything is God. God is only shown in creation and through creation.

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Show how Genesis 3:6 and 1 John 2:15-17 are related. How are these truths related to us today?

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Genesis 3:6 talks about how mankind fell. Eve saw the fruit on the tree and wanted to attain wisdom after she was tempted by the serpent. 1 John speaks of the world producing the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. These 2 passages are related because Eve saw the fruit was good for food (lust of the flesh), that it was pleasing to the eyes (lust of the eyes), and was able to make one wise (pride of life). These truths still apply today because the world has blinded us so that we cannot know spiritual things. Our winds are still broken, and we are dead in our trespasses without Christ!

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When mankind said “no” to God, what did we also say no to? How does this affect the natural condition of mankind?

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When mankind said “no” to God, we wanted independence and our own knowledge. Because of this, we only got lies, saying “no” to truth. Now we know Sin and know about God (Romans 1:18-25). We received death, darkness, and despair when we should’ve been living in life, light, and happiness to which we also said “no”. Our minds are now broken, and we are dead spiritually until we have Christ because He sacrificed Himself for us.

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Using Genesis 2:18-25, explain how men and women are made to compliment one another.

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Just before Eve (woman) was made, Adam was naming all the creatures which God had created. Man needed a helper in his life, so therefore, woman was made. They compliment each other because man is to be the leader and woman the helper. They were made to be in one flesh and faithful to one another. Man is also supposed to be strong and protecting while the woman is to be nurturing.

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