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29 Cards in this Set
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which church leaders/theologians acknowledged baptism by immersion?
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1)Hermas
2)Irenaeus 3)Tertullian 4)the Didache 5)Eastern Orthodox 6)Martin Luther 7)John Calvin 8)John Wesley |
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which people believed salvation included baptism?
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THAMCOJI
1)Justin Martyr 2) Irenaeus 3) Origen 4) Tertullian 5) Augustine 6) Hoppolytus 7) Cyprian 8) Martin Luther |
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when did the trinitarian baptismal formula gradually receive acceptance?
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from AD 130 to 140
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Who believed in Baptism in Jesus' Name?
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1)Hermas
2)the Didache 3)Stephen Bishop of Rome (3rd century) 4)the majority of people up until AD 140 5)probably the early post-apostolic fathers 6)Ambrose (4th century) 7)Bede of England (medieval era) 8)many 16th & 17th century antitrinitarians 9)Plymouth brethren 19th century 10)charles parham |
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who baptised in triune formula?
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1)Justin Martyr
2) probably Irenaeus 3) Cyprian (3rd century) |
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who were oneness believers in the ante-nicene era?
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post-apostolic fathers:
1) Clement of Rome 2)Polycarp 3)Hermas 4)Ignatius Others 1)Noetus 2)Praxeas 3)majority of believers in Tertullian's time 4)Sabellius |
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who were oneness believers in the Nicene era?
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1)Marcellus of Ancyra
2)Photinus 3)Commodian 4)Priscillians 5)Sabellians |
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who were oneness believers in the medieval era?
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1)Sabellians
2)Priscillians |
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who were the oneness believers in the reformation era?
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1)Michael Servetus
2)Swedenborg 3)some anabaptists 4)many anti-trinitarians 5)William Penn 6)many early Quakers |
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who were the oneness believers in the nineteenth century?
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1)John Clowes
2)John Miller |
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who were the oneness believers in the 20th century?
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1) oneness pentecostals
2) some Sabbatarians 3) some charismatics |
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who were some 20th century oneness leaders?
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1)Parham
2)Urshan 3)E.N.Bell (organiser of AOG) |
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who believed in the gift of the Holy Spirit, including speaking in tongues in the 1st and 2nd centuries?
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DIJICOM
1)Clement of Rome 2)Ignatius 3)the Didache 4)Justin Martyr 5)Irenaus 6)Origen 7)some Montanists |
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who believed in the gift of the Holy Spirit, including speaking in tongues in the 3rd century?
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1)Tertullian
2)Novatian 3)Sabellius |
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who believed in the gift of the Holy Spirit, including speaking in tongues in the 4th century?
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1)Hilary bishop of Poitiers
2)Ambrose bishop of Milan |
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who did not agree with speaking in tongues?
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1)Augustine
2)Roman Catholics |
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when did speaking in tongues increase greatly?
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after the protestant reformation
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who spoke in tongues during the 1500s?
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1)Anabaptists
2)Prophecy mvt |
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who spoke in tongues during the 1600s and 1700s?
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1)Camisards
2)Quakers 3)Jansenists 4)Pietists 5)Methodists |
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who spoke in tongues during the 1800s?
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1)Revivals and camp meetings
2)Lutherans 3)Irvingites 4)Plymouth brethren 5)Holiness people |
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who spoke in tongues during the 20th century?
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1)modern pentecostal mvt
2)neo-pentecostal mvt |
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what denomination was Martin Luther associated with?
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Lutherans
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what denomination was John Calvin associated with?
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Presbytarian
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what denomination was John Wesley associated with?
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Methodist
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describe Origen
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1)proponent of the trinity
2)anti-oneness 3)but agreed that God remits sins at baptism |
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describe Hippolytus
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1)trinitarian
2)said Noetus was a heretic 3)but agreed that baptism remits sin |
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describe Cyprian
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1)trinitarian
2)but agreed that baptism remits sin |
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what declared the death penalty for both anti-trinitarians and rebaptism?
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Justinian Code of 529
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what oneness groups were there in the medieval age?
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1)Waldenses 1100s
2)Albigenses 1100s 3)Franciscans 1200s |
