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Place where Romans was written
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Corinth
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Problem in the churches of Rome addressed by Romans
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Jews and Gentiles weren't getting along in the church
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General revelation
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given to all human beings in general, through creation and provenence
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Theme of Romans chapters 1-3
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righteousness of God
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3 places Paul intends to visit after writing Romans
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Jerusalem, Rome, Spain
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Primary example of depravity in Romans
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Jesus
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Meaning of "redemption"
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delivered from slavery
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Purpose of the law
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to show people how sinful they were
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Hilasterion
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mercy-seat, expiation, propitiation
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Meaning of propitiation
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overt God's wrath
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Example of justification by faith in Romans 4
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Abraham
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Augustine's interpretation of Romans 5:12
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All were included in Adam's sin
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Pelagius's interpretation of Romans 5:12
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All have repeated Adam's sin
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Meaning of sanctification
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the ongoing process of overcoming sin
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Results of baptism in Romans 6
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We crucify the old self
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Professor's interpretation of Romans 7:14-25
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inner conflict of every believer
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Theme of Romans 8
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The role of the Holy Spirit
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Theme of Romans 9-11
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Paul counteracts Gentile superiority
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Problem addressed in Romans 14-15
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Jewish christians were still adhering to the law....eating meat sacrificed to idols
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Paul's solution to the problem in Romans
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The strong should be sensitive to the weak
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Identity of the "Weak" in Romans 14-15
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Jewish Christians who still adhered to Jewish ceremonial law
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3 interpretations of Phoebe's role
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servant, deacon, minister
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3 theories of the place of writing for Phillipians
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Rome, Caesarea, Ephesus
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Main reason people do not think Phillipians was written from Rome
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the number of journeys back and forth
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The primary reason Paul wrote Phillipians
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Epaphroditus had been sick, the people were worried about him
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Addressees in Phil. 1:1
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saints, bishops, deacons
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Meaning of episkopos
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overseer, supervisor
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What will happen to Paul after he dies
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he will be in close communion w/God
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Kenosis theory
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Christ gave up his equality with God and accepted limitations of human form
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Colossians connection with Philemon
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written from the same place
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Founder of the church in Colossae
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Epaphras
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View of Christ among the false teachers in Colossae
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Jesus was a created being less than God
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"firstborn of all creation"
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Christ himself was involved in creation, he holds superior rank
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"firstborn from the dead"
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Christ's resurrection is the guarantee of future resurrection
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Analogy of circumcision and baptism
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both are rites of initiation
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Results of baptism in Col. 2:11-13
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receive the Holy Spirit
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Relation between faith and baptism
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Faith is the means by which we are buried and raised up with Christ, and baptism is when this occured
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Philemon's occasion
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Onesimus had run away from Philemon, and stole from him
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Philemon's connection with Colossians
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written in the same place
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Meaning of "early catholicism"
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apostles are a closed group: empasis on church structure
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Evidence for circular letter theory
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"in Ephesians" is missing
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The primary principle of relationships in Eph. 5
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Submission to God and to each other
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Analogy of marriage in Eph.
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between marriage and Christ's relationship to the church
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Command to the husband in Ephesians
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love their wives
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Result of baptism in Eph.
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spiritual purification from guilt of sin
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Identity of the Pastoral Epistles
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1 Tim, 2 Tim, Titus
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Most likely order of the pastoral epistles
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Titus, 1 Tim, 2 Tim
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Where Titus was located
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Crete
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The main emphasis in Titus
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good works, exemplary Christian behavior
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Role of pastor-teacher in Eph. 4:11-13
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to equip the saints for the work of ministry
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Meaning of presbuteros
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used in Jewish culture for leaders of the community; elder
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Main problem addressed in 1 Tim.
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False teaching
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Where Timothy was located
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Ephesus
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Difference between overseers and deacons
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deacons were responsible for specific areas of service
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How sinning elders should be treated
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rebuked publically
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Provenance of 2 tim.
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Rome
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When and where Paul died
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64-65, Rome
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