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15 Cards in this Set
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Paul's theology of the two heads of humanity
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Adam: sin, separation from God, condemnation, and death
God: Righteousness, reconciliation with God, Justification, eternal life |
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Purpose of being baptized into Christ
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We share in His death AND resurrection. sin's reign has ended. righteousness should abound. Inaugurated eschatology
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Imperial Cult
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The temple which worshiped the emperor as a God
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Vision of the risen Christ
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Alteration of Jewish apocalyptic imagery.
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Significance of the woman in Revelation 12, as well as why the church is suffering.
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Know the two reasons why John refers to Rome by the term Babylon.
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1. To avoid persecution.
2. To make a reference of the enslaving past of Babylon to the Jews |
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General contents of the four visions.
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1. letters to the 7 churches in Asia minor and the risen Christ.
2. This vision pictures the heavenly throne room where God is seen holding a seven-sealed scroll. 3. The destruction of the great harlot Babylon 4. The final vision pictures the heavenly Jerusalem, the bride of Christ, the church. |
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Location of the 7 churches
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Asia Minor
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Pre-millenialists and the amillennialists.
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Pre-Millenialists: The thousand years will occur after Jesus' second coming (which has not occurred yet).
Amillenialists: we are in the midst of the 1000 years (metaphorical for a long time) |
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Symbolism associated with the New Jerusalem at the end of the Book of Revelation
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figurative for the people of God (the church).
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Preterists
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it is written in reference to past events in relation to us. A message of hope.
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Extreme fururists
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Prophecies have to do with the final time of tribulation. church is raptured in Rev. 4:1
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Moderate Futurists
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John points to events and expectations of his day which typologically point ahead to the final days.
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