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21 Cards in this Set
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Discuss the various causes of a person's doubting his salvation; give the tests of God's Word.
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Childlike faith brings many to salvation between the ages of four and seven. Most children don't really remember things before the age of five.
Teenagers who got saved at an early age often doubt being saved more when the preacher says if you can't remember the exact time and place of your salvation you are not saved. Shocking conversions are where a prominent Christian announces they just got saved yesterday, and then others around them think if they weren't saved then maybe I am not saved. One proof of salvation is the desire to be obedient to God. When you get saved the Holy Spirit resides in your heart and you can no longer enjoy a life full of sin. When you experience inner conflict about your salvation it is a confirmation of salvation in your life. A conflict requires two sides, an unsaved person only has one nature and a saved person has two natures. Also, when you can understand God's Word it is because you have the Holy Spirit to help teach and guide you. An unsaved person does not understand God's. (see section 6.5, text page 195-196) |
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open communion
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all who have accepted Christ as Savior may participate in the Lord's supper
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deacon
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servant
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word used for the leader of a church to emphasize his oversight of the congregation
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bishop
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pastor
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shepherd
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the two ordinances of the local church
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baptism, the Lord's supper
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In what church were the first-century believers first called Christians?
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the church in Antioch
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Describe the past, present, and future results of salvation from sin.
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past: saved from the penalty of sin
present: saved from the power of sin future: saved from the presence of sin |
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justification
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The judicial act of God whereby he declares the guilty sinner to be righteous and free from guilt and punishment
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List and define the three types of death.
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physical death: the separation of man's material being from his immaterial being
spiritual death: the separation of the individual from God because of man's sin eternal (second) death: the separation of man from God forever |
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part of a man's being that is his God-consciousness
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spirit
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It is wrong to examine one's salvation. |
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Contemporary adoption is similar to biblical adoption. |
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Sanctification is viewed as past, present, and future. |
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The Old Testament plan of salvation was entirely different from the New Testament plan of salvation. |
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Although God said that Adam would die if he ate of the fruit, Adam did not |
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Ecclesiology is the doctrine of salvation. |
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In the past, the sinner was saved from the penalty of sin. |
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Original sin is the first human sin. |
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Work was a part of God's curse upon man. |
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T/F Being created in God's image means that man physically resembles God. |
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