U6 L8 The Message: First John Flashcards

1
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When was John’s first Epistle (1 John) written?

A

AD 90 to 95

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2
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What is the theme in 1 John?

A

fellowship Christians can have with the Father and Son

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3
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How is Fellowship with God and His Son made possible?

A

Incarnation

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4
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Did the Gnostics accept Incarnation and believe the body of Christ was real?

A

no

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5
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What are the 3 things believers had done that John gives proof of the incarnation of Christ?

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  • we heard
  • we have seen
  • we handled
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6
Q

To have fellowship with God, where must the believer walk in?

A

the light

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7
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What does light imply?

A
  • perfection
  • wisdom
  • ability to see clearly
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8
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What does darkness imply?

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  • imperfection
  • ignorance
  • blindness
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9
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If we say that we have fellowship with God, wan walk in darkness, we ()

A

lie

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10
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What are the two results of walking in the light?

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  • we have fellowship with one another

- Jesus Christ’s blood cleanses us from all sin

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11
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Who may have fellowship in darkness?

A

man with man

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12
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Who can walk together in the light?

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God and Man

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13
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To walk in darkness is to live in ()

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sin

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14
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If we say that we have (), we () ourselves, and () is not in us

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no sin, deceive, the truth

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15
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What did the Gnostics deny they had and needed?

A
  • had sin

- denied they needed a Savior

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16
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What does every man need?

A
  • Savior
  • good news, or Gospel
  • Jesus Christ is the Savior
17
Q

John writes, If we confess our sins, he is () and () to forgive our sins, and to cleanse us from all ()

A

faithful, just, unrighteousness

18
Q

What are the two components of confession?

A
  • our confession (we confess our sins)

- God’s forgiveness (He will forgive)

19
Q

As soon as a Christian recognizes they have sinned, what should they do?

A

confess their sins wherever they are

20
Q

What are the 3 ways of abiding in Christ?

A
  • faith
  • love
  • obedience
21
Q

What are the 3 ways in which Satan keeps sin in the world?

A
  • influencing hearts of his children
  • leading them into transgression/sin
  • persuading others they cannot be saved form their sins
22
Q

What is Sin in 1 John 3:4 defined as?

A

transgression of the law

23
Q

What was John Wesley’s definition of sin?

A

it is a voluntary act or willful transgression of a known law

24
Q

Sin is more an () than an (), but the () will often result in an ()

A

attitude, act

25
Q

What does unpremeditated mean?

A

done without plan or forethought

26
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What does advocate mean?

A
  • one who speaks/writes in support of another

- a lawyer

27
Q

What is propitiation?

A

Reconciliation of God and man by means of Christ’s life and death

28
Q

John states that God will forgive man if he sins after he becomes a ()

A

Christian

29
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John appeals to God’s () and () as a primary condition of the confessing sinner’s forgiveness and cleansing

A

faithfulness, righteousness

30
Q

Christ is the () for our sins

A

propitiation

31
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Through confession, the believer acknowledges what?

A

their sins and helplessness