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How many books out of the 27 New Testament books are letters?
21
How many of the New Testament books were written by Paul?
13
What is it called when an author identifies himself at the beginning?
Salutation
What is it called when you give thanksgiving?
Various Courtesies
What are the five characteristics of an Epistle?
Salutation, Various Courtesies, Prayer of Good fortune, greeting from others and Benediction/Blessing
What are three advantages of the Epistles?
They are personal
They allow informal discussion of doctrine
The needs of the readers govern the content
These books are personal
Epistles
These books allow discussion of doctrine
Epistles
These books focus on the needs of the readers
Epistles
What five people are involved in the Epistles
The Holy Spirit
The human author
The amanuensis
the messenger
the recipient
What does amanuensis mean?
secretary
Who was a Jew, born in Tarsus who had a Roman citizenship
Paul
Who received the best Jewish education possible?
Paul
Who was a leader of the Pharisees?
Paul
Who was a missionary and church planter?
Paul
Who was captured and imprisoned in Jerusalem, Caesarea, and Rome
Paul
What three places was Paul imprisoned in?
Jerusalem, Caesarea and Rome
Who was martyred by Nero?
Paul
Explains the doctrine of the epistles?
Soteriological epistle
Romans, I and II Corinthians and Galatians are examples of __________epistles?
Soteriological epistles
Explains the doctrine of Jesus Christ
Christological epistles
Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon are examples of ____________-epistles
Christological Epistles
What explains the doctrine of future events
Eschatological Epistles
I and II Thessalonians are examples of __________epistles?
Eschatological Epistles
Doctrine of the church
Ecclesiological Epistles
I and II Timothy, and Titus are examples of _______epistles?
Ecclesiological Epistles
Who's epistles start with doctrine and end with how to apply it?
Paul's epistles
What was the readership of Romans?
The church at Rome
What is the theme of Romans?
The plan of salvation
What is the key verse in Romans?
Romans 1:16
What is the key chapters in Romans?
1 Depravity of the Gentile World
4 Abraham Justified by Faith
6 Freedom from Sin's Slavery
12 Dedicated Christian Living
What was the date and place of writing of Romans?
AD 55-56. Paul was at Corinth collecting money for the struggling Christians in Jerusalem
Which book is the longest epistle?
Romans
How many words are in Romans?
7,100 words
What book is based on circumstances that motivated its writing than any other epistle?
Romans
In which book does Paul quote more from the Old Testament than all other epistles combined?
Romans
Which book has had more influence on Christianity than any other book?
Romans
Which book explains and defines basic Christian doctrine and was the basis for the Reformation?
Romans
What book represents a doctrinal summary of the New Testament?
Romans
What book is the constitution of Biblical faith?
Romans
What book explains Christian terminology?
Romans
To declare righteous
Justification
to cleanse, to set apart
Sanctification
to bring into agreement
Reconciliation
to satisfy
Propitiation
to buy back
Redemption
What is chapters 1-3 talking about in Romans?
Condemnation
Who is condemned by revelation in God's creation?
Heathen
Who is not condemned for rejecting the gospel, but for rejecting God?
Heathen
Those who see themselves as good
self-righteous
Who are condemned by revelation in their consciences?
self-righteous
Who though externally better than the heathen, he has still failed to keep God's moral laws?
self-righteous
Those who trust their good deeds or religion to save them
The Religious
Who is condemned by revelation in God's word?
The Religious
Who falls short of God's perfect standard of holiness?
Religious/everyone
What chapters in Romans talk about Justification?
Chapters 4-5
What is it called when God declares a sinner righteous?
Justification
What is an act not a process?
Justification
How do you have justification?
By faith in Jesus Christ
Who was saved by faith?
Abraham
Who believed God's promises and it was counted for righteousness?
Abraham
What are the blessings of Justification?
peace with God
Access to God
Hope in God
Christian character
The love of God
Freedom from the wrath of God
What chapters in Romans talk about Sanctification?
Chapters 6-8
Set apart for special use
Sanctification
It is an act and a process
sanctification
How do we know that we have victory over flesh?
we are free to do right and please God
What are the steps to victory over the flesh?
know that you have sinned v. 6
reckon we can do right and please God v. 11
yield and make a conscience decision to surrender v. 13
obey and read what the Bible says and do it v. 17
How do we show liberty from the law?
death in Christ breaks away bondage to the law
What security do we have in the spirit
He gives us victory over sin
He gives us assurance of our salvation
He gives us hope
He intercedes for us in prayer
and He protects us
What chapters in Romans talk about Vindication
Chapters 9-11
To defend one's action
Vindication
Does chapters 9-11 talk about individual Salvation?
No
Paul defends God's actions towards_________
Jewish nation
How does God look at Israel?
God chose Israel for a special purpose and he has made some unconditional promises to them and he will continue to use them as a tool.
What does Israel do towards Christ?
He rejects him
What does God do after Israel rejects Christ?
God instituted the church to accomplish his purposes.
Does Israel's rejection break God's promises?
No
What chapters in Romans talk about the Exhortation?
Chapters 12-15
What three principles should we live by when thinking about the duty of the weaker brethren?
Edification principle
Offense principle
Doubt principle
Your standards should make other Christians stronger
Edification principle
Your standards should not tempt others to do wrong?
Offense principle
Your standards should be defensible before God?
Doubt principle
What is the Roman's road?
Romans 3:10 = none righteous
Romans 3:23 = all have sinned
Romans 6:23 =the wages of sin is death
Romans 5:8 = Christ died for us
Romans 10:13 Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved
What is the readership for the book of Corinthians
The church at Corinth
Which church was a cross-cultural body of Greek, Roman, and Asian?
Church of Corinth
Which church had a tremendous influence on the Christians that lived there?
Corinth
What was the date and place of writing of Corinthians?
AD 55-56. Paul was in Ephesus on his third missionary journey when he received a report of questions and problems from the church of Corinth
What is the theme of Corinthians?
Correction of carnal Christians
What is the key verse in Corinthians?
1 Corinthians 5:19-20
What is the key chapters in Corinthians?
3 Wisdom for the Spiritual Man
7 Marriage and Divorce
11 Lord's Supper
13 The Love Chapter
15 Resurrection
Which book was a response to bad reports about the church from the family of Chloe?
1 Corinthians
Which book addressed some question the church had sent to Paul via three men?
I Corinthians
Which books purpose was to answer questions and correct problems?
I Corinthians