Cad Final Pt 2

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Def. of Soteriology

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Doctrine of salvation

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Salvation needed because

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-Man is incapable
-Separation of God and man

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Logic of election

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-God seeks + saves us
-Nobody seeks God

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Election is:

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God's intentional choice to seek out the lost

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Elections facts:

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-Purposeful, not capricious
-Before world's foundation
-Not the only necessary condition for salvation

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3 Elements of the gospel call

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-Explanation
-Faith + repentance
-Forgiveness + eternal life

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Effectual call is

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God summoning people to himself with saving faith.

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Armenian

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A nationality

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Holland

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Birthplace of Arminianism

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Remonstrance of 1610

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In opposition to Calvinism:
-Conditional election
-General atonement
-Loss of salvation (fall from grace)
-Resistible grace
-Free will

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TULIP

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A response to Calvanism:
(T)otal depravity
(U)nconditional election
(L)imited atonement
(I)rresistable grace
(P)erseverance of the saints

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Order of salvation

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Election -> Effectual calling -> Regeneration -> Conversion (faith + repentance) -> Justification -> Adoption -> Sanctification -> Glorification

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Defenition of regeneration

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God's gift of new life to those who were spiritually dead

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Regeneration is

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-Work of God
-Instant
-Supernatural

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Conversion involves

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Repentance + Faith

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Repentance is

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Convert feels sorrow for sin, renounces it, + commits to walk in obedience to Christ

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Three elements of faith

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-Notitia
-Assensus
-Fiducia

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Notitia

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Knowledge of the truth

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Assensus

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Assent to truth

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Fiducia

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Trust of commitment

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Components of salvation

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-Justification
-Imputation
-Adoption
-Sanctification

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Def. of justification

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Legal declaration that Christ wipes our slate clean

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Roman Catholic concept of Justification

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Change of nature that allows one to merit God's favor

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Imputation's two terms

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Legal + economic

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The three imputations

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-Adam to us
-Sin to Christ
-Christ to us

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Def. of Adoption

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Benefit of justification + redemption that brings a believer into a relationship with Christ

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Def. of Sanctification

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Holy spirit delivers us from sin and a renewal of one's nature

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3 Aspects of sanctification

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-Positional: Saints before God
-Experiential progressive: Slowly becoming more holy
-Final: Will be completely holy one day (like Jesus)

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Def. of Perseverance

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All believers will make it to the end

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Perseverance terminology

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-Eternal security of the believer: Ounce and always saved
-Perseverance of the saints: God will complete the work he's started in us

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Reasons for believing in eternal security

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-Words of Jesus himself
-Words of apostles
-Trinity of God

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Assurance of salvation

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-Can come or go
-Salvation not a feeling, a fact!

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We lack assurance because of:

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-Knowledge of the word
-Trials/Sorrow
-Sin

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Last 3 stages of salvation

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Justification: point in time
Sanctification: over time
Glorification: with Jesus (complete)

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Final stage of salvation is:

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-Instant
-Complete
-Final
-Occurs at rapture (remember)

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Personality includes

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Intellect
Emotions
Will

Makes it self-aware + self-determined

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The Holy Spirit is a ____ ____

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distinct person

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Activities of the Holy Spirit

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-Teach
-Convict
-Intercede

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Holy Spirit relates to

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-The father
-To Christ
-To humans

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Def. of Holy Spirit

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Fully divine person in the Trinity

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Hebrew noun for spirit is

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feminine, but scripture uses masculine nouns

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Holy Spirit is involved with:

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-Creation
-Regeneration
-Inspiration of scripture

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Trinity was established at the

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Council of Nicea

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Def. of Rauch

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Beginning of a progressive revelation that will eventually be explained as the trinity

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Rauch is mentioned only in the _____________

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Old testament

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The Rauch empowered

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-Leaders
-Prophets
-Judges
-Kings
-Craftsman

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Holy Spirits ministry in OT

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-Selective
-Temporary
-National: on needs of Israel

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Holy Spirit in OT vs NT

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OT came and went
NT Permanent

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Holy Spirit in the life of Christ

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-Agent of virgin conception
-Anointed Jesus at baptism
-Ministered during earthly reign
-Active in Christ's death + resurrection

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Holy Spirit in the church

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-Baptism by Holy Spirit
-Holy Spirit and salvation
-Filling is temporary
-Spirit baptism only ounce

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Def. of Spiritual gifts

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God given power used for His service

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Theology of gifts

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-1 to all believers
-distributed throughout the body
-Probably permanent, but can fade from lack of use

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Sign gifts usage was for:

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For establishing the church, not in use today

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Best gift is:

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Scripture

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Evidence for cessation of sign gifts:

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-Authenticate God's messages
-They begin to fade
-4 youth of church

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Angels are:

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Spiritual beings sent as God's messengers

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Malak/Angelos translates

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messenger

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Number of angels

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A myriad

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Are there elect angels

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Yes, and the fallen

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3 Ministries of angels

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-4 God: deliver messages, worship, serve
-4 Christ: announced birth
-4 Believers: Holy Spirit, not angels who protect us

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Bio on Satan

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-Highest angel
-Real morally accountable creature
-Defeat secured in cross

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Satan during Tribulation

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Confined to earth, cast out of heaven

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Satan during Millennium

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Bound for 1000 years

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Def. of demons

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Beings who fell with Satan

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Can believers be possessed

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No

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Def. of Ecclesiology

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What is the church

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What is the church?

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The body of Christ

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Word ekklesia translates

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Assembly of people

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Universal church is

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All who have been saved

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Local church is

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A geographical location of believers (not all saved)

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Origin of church

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Pentecost

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Proof that the church was started at Pentecost

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1. Christ promised the church
2. Church formed the Spirit baptism
3. Peter called Spirit's baptism "The beginning"
4. Paul taught the church was a new mystery

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Classical dispensationalism view of church "mystery"

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Israel knew nothing about it, not taught in OT

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Progressive dispensationalism view of church "mystery"

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Israel vaguely understood in OT, vaguely revealed

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Def. of dispensational theology

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Distinct economic outworkings of God that has a consistent literal hermeneutic

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Def. of covenant theology

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Uniformity of new + old

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Classic Dispensationaism:
# of dispensations:
Nature of kingdom:
Dispensation relationships:

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Classic Dispensationaism:
# of dispensations: 7
Nature of kingdom: Future
Dispensation relationships: distinct stages

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Progressive Dispensationaism:
# of dispensations:
Nature of kingdom:
Dispensation relationships:

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Progressive Dispensationaism:
# of dispensations: 4
Nature of kingdom: partially inaugurated
Dispensation relationships: they compliment eachother

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Covenant theologies view of Israel + church

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All one covenenat

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Classic dispensationalism view of Israel + church

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Church + Israel seperate

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Progressive dispensationalism of Israel + church

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Church is a new manifestation of Israel

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Is the Davidic or Messianic kingdom for the church

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NO!

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Def. of metaphor

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Word pictures which illustrate truth

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Who is the true vine

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Jesus w/ life-giving + fruitful results

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Flock of sheep emphasis

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Vulnerability

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What did priests do

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Represent people before God

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Our bodies are the holy temple

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Where God dwells

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Temple of God
Foundation:
Cornerstone:
Living Stones:

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Temple of God
Foundation: Christ + Apostles
Cornerstone: Christ
Living Stones: Believers

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Wedding ceremony emphasis

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God will come back for us

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Bride of Christ emphasis

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-Purity
-Joy
-Gentle care
-Fidelity

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Episcopal church gov.
Terminology:
Def:
Modern Ex:
Biblical Support:

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Episcopal chruch gov.
Terminology: Oversee, bishop, episkopos
Def: Oversight of a parish by single leader
Modern Ex: Methodists, Lutherans, Anglicans/Episcopalians, Roman Cath, + Eastern Orthodox
Biblical Support: Terminology for Peter or James and how they stood out from everyone else

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Presbyterian church gov.
Terminology:
Def:
Modern Ex:
Biblical Support:

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Presbyterian church gov.
Terminology: "elder"
Def: People elect a board to run things
Modern Ex: Presbyterian/reformed
Biblical Support: Jerusalem council (Acts 15)

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Congregational church gov.
Terminology:
Def:
Modern Ex:
Biblical Support:

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Congregational church gov.
Def: Whole church
Modern Ex: Non-denom
Biblical Support: Whole church being involved + Christ as head of church

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All church offices are similar to what job in Jesus' time

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Shepard

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Def. of elder

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Wise, older spiritual leaders

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Def. of overseer

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One who watches over the church

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Def. of deacons

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Servants of church

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Woman can't be pastors (according to Moody), but why isn't this a big deal (according to Moody)

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So many other places to serve!

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Def. of an ordinance

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Rite commanded by Christ, therefore powerful

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Baptismal regeneration def.

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Baptism necessary for salvation (traditional org.)

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Reformed/Calvanistic baptism def.

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Sign/seal of covenant + brings blessings

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Symbolic baptism def.

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Public testimony of faith

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Four views of Lord's supper
Transubstantiation:
Consubstantiation:
Spiritual presence:
Symbolic:

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Four views of Lord's supper
Transubstantiation: Bread/Wine literally becomes Jesus (Catholic)
Consubstantiation: Contains Jesus but doesn't change (Lutheran)
Spiritual presence: Not literal Jesus, but he's in the elements spiritually (Reformed)
Symbolic: Reminder of Jesus (memorial view)

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Evangelism involves these things

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Preaching, discipling, planting churches, + serving

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Should churches be globally minded?

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Yes!

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3 Parts of baptism

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Initiation into Body
Testimony to saving faith
Sign/proclamation of truth

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Fellowship def.

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Deep involvement with other believers on a spiritual + emotional level

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Eucharist means

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To give thanks

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4 examples of worship

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Praising
Singing
Praying
Giving

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Worship is mainly for

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believers

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Eschatology

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End times overview

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Why do we have prophecy?

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So we can confidently face the future

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Rapture def.

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Caught up in the clouds with Jesus

1 Thess 4:17
John 14:3

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Tribulation def.

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God's judgment over 69 weeks

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Judgment seat of Christ def.

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Bema seat where God judges believers

2 Cor. 5:10
1 Cor 3:10-15

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Marriage supper def.

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Perfect union with Christ/Church

Rev 19

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2nd coming def.

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Jesus establishes millennial kingdom

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Millennium def.

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1000 yrs of Jesus

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Great white throne def.

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End of mil. final judgment of unsaved into lake of fire

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Seq. of events for end times

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Increasing apostasy -> rapture -> tribulation -> 2nd coming -> Armageddon -> millennium -> eternal state

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Other rapture views
Post-trib:
Mid-trib:
Pre-trib:

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Other rapture views
Post-trib: Rapture in 2nd coming
Mid-trib: Rapture in trib.
Pre-trib: Rapture before trib.

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Key verses for rapture vs. 2nd coming

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1 Thess 4:13-18 + Matt. 24:29-31

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When will the rapture occur?

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Nobody knows

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Raptures 3 events

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Jesus comes (glorification) -> Dead rise (resurrection) -> Alive rise (transformation)

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Is the tribulation for the church

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NO!

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Unholy trinity

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Antichrist
Satan
False prophet

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Millennium views
Amillennialism:
Post-millennialism:
Historic/Cov:
Dispensational:

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Millennium views
Amillennialism: Non-literal 1000yr reign
Post-millennialism: Christ returns at end of millennium
Historic/Cov: Jesus comes for church, not Israel, literal 1000yr
Dispensational: literal hermeneutic, and literal 1000yr

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4 Mil. characteristics

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Physical, spiritual, government, + worship

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3 kinds of death

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Spiritual
Physical
Eternal

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3 phases of judgment

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Rapture (believers)
Parousia (Jesus returns)
After millenium (great white throne)

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Def. of Hell

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Real, tragic, just consequence of sin. Should spur on evangelism (according to Moody)

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Intermediate state
Ahnillihationism:
Soul sleep:
Purgatory:
Intermediate state:

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Intermediate state
Ahnillihationism: Souls permanently destroyed
Soul sleep: Souls in dreamlike state till Jesus comes
Purgatory: Purifying of sins
Intermediate state: unbelievers burn, believers go to Jesus

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Was Jesus in hell?

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No according to Moody

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What does Hell usually refer to

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A lake of fire

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Def. of heaven

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In new bodies on a new earth with Jesus