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25 Cards in this Set
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What does Paul call the crown that Christians win?
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Incorruptible Crown
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What is the purpose of the things that happened to Israel?
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That we can learn from their mistakes.
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Who does the scripture say is likely to fall into temptation?
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The person who thinks he stands secure.
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What is a benefit of persecution and trials?
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It rids the church of false Christians.
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What do your clothes say about you?
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Whether you have a submissive or rebellious spirit.
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What three New Testament books give listings of spiritual gifts?
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I Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians
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What gift did Paul want the Corinthians to prefer?
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Prophesy
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What does the resurrection teach us?
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That our bodies will be resurrected.
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Whom does Paul list as witnesses of Christ's resurrection? (Know 3)
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Peter, the apostles, 500 brethren, James, and himself.
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What does II Corinthians show us more than any of Paul's other epistles?
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Paul's heart of love for the believers he'd won to Christ.
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Whom does Jesus call the "comforter"?
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The Holy Spirit.
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What does the word comforter mean?
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One called alongside to help.
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What is God's purpose for us in trials?
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To learn from the trials, help and support others.
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What determined all of Paul's plans?
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God's will.
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What character qualities of Paul does this section reveal? (Know 3)
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Honesty, Submission, Integrity, Helpfulness, Love, Forgiveness, Discernment.
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How could Paul continue in spite of persecution?
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The grace of God.
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What made Paul's afflictions "light"?
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Eternal rewards.
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What did Paul call his afflictions in contrast to the glory of eternity?
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Light
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What was Israel's "spiritual food" in the wilderness?
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Manna
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When will Christians give an account to Christ?
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At the Judgement Seat of Christ.
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What will Christ judge at the Judgement Seat of Christ?
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Our deeds, both good and bad.
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What is reconciliation?
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Being thoroughly changed in attitude and conduct towards another.
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How did God provide for our reconciliation?
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When Jesus died on Calvary, satisfying God's demands.
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Why is the believer not to isolate himself from the world?
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Because we need to witness to the world.
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What promise does God give to the believer who seperates from evil?
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God will be with him and will be his father.
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