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21 Cards in this Set
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Theme: Acts
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The spread of the Good News
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Theme: Romans
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The righteousness of God
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Theme: 1 Corinthians
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Problems in the Church
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Theme: 2 Corinthians
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Defense of Paul's apostleship
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Acts: recounts the coming of what?
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The Holy Spirit
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Acts: recounts transition from ____ to ____.
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from the Kingdom to the Church age
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Acts: Ch. 1-12 focus on the _______, ch. 13-28 focus on the _____.
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kingdom, church
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3 purposes of miracles and tongues in the early church:
1. authenticate final ______of the kingdom to the Jews 2. authenticate the new concept for the ______ 3. authenticate the ______ and _______ of the apostles |
1. authenticate final OFFER of the kingdom to the Jews
2. authenticate the new concept for the CHURCH 3. authenticate the IDENTITY and AUTHORITY of the apostles |
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Epistles were usually dictated to a ____ or _____
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scribe, secretary
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Last lines of an epistle were usually written by the _______
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author
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The only epistles Paul ever wrote are those found in the New Testament. |
False.
Paul wrote other epistles that have not been preserved. |
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The apostles knew that their writings would be preserved. |
Neither.
We don't know :P |
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Which of Paul's writings is the longest?
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Romans
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This book prepared believers in ____ for an upcoming visit by Paul.
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Romans
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T/F
The church at Rome was founded by dispersed believers. |
True
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All people are under the condemnation of sin |
True
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What is the result of justification?
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A victorious life
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Paul responds to a minority accusing him of being a false prophet in which epistle?
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2 Corinthians
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Most emotional epistle
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2 Corinthians
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Contains most detail of Paul's personal life
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2 Corinthians
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Purpose of 1 Corinthians
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Respond to questions from the Corinthians
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