Person And Work Of Christ

Front 1

Who said this: “To know Christ is to know his benefits.”

Back 1

Philipp Melanchthon

Front 2

Who reacted to Philipp's sentence on knowing Christ by emphasizing Christ’s saving activity for us.

Back 2

Luther

Front 3

Christus pro me

Back 3

Christ for me--- Luther

Front 4

What is a con of Christus pro me?

Back 4

Can lean toward human centered thinking

Front 5

Who believed: that much of the New Testament was a myth...an attempt by human beings to give expression to the otherworldly in terms of symbolism drawn from the this-worldly.

Back 5

Bultmann

Front 6

Jesus' testimony concerning deity

Back 6

-Angels are His and God
-Sabbath
-The I Am statements
-Son of God
-Forgiving sins
-Judging the world
-Receives the description God
-Equates His word with the OT
-Equates Himself with the Father
Part

Front 7

Historical Departures from Belief in the Full Deity of Christ

Back 7

Ebionism
Arianism

Front 8

Which heretical group solved the tension of who Jesus was by denying the real or ontological deity of Jesus.

Back 8

Ebionites

Front 9

Which heretical group believed: “There was a time when he was not”

Back 9

Arians

Front 10

Which religious sect today would most notably align with Arians?

Back 10

Jehovah Witnesses

Front 11

Same substance=

Back 11

Homoousia

Front 12

Of like substance=

Back 12

Homoiousia

Front 13

Different substance=

Back 13

Heteroousia

Front 14

Oscar Cullmann Christology of the New Testament is an example of what?

Back 14

Functional Christology

Front 15

This statement is an explanation of what Christology?
"is meant an emphasis upon what Jesus did rather than upon what he is."

Back 15

Functional Christology

Front 16

Heilsgeschichte

Back 16

Salvation History

Front 17

“Christology is the doctrine of an ‘event,’ not the doctrine of natures,” : is a statement that Cullman uses to describe what term?

Back 17

Heilsgeschichte

Front 18

What early heracy regarding the humanity of Christ is this statement derived from? :Only "looked" human. Held the greek understanding that all matter was evil
(gnostics)

Back 18

Docetism

Front 19

What early heracy regarding the humanity of Christ is this statement derived from?: "Therefore, Jesus, although human, was a bit different from other human beings, for he lacked something they have, a human will."

Back 19

Apollinarianism

Front 20

Lorraine Boettner uses this analogy to explain what heracy?:
a human mind implanted into the body of a lion; the resulting being is governed, not by lion or animal psychology but by human psychology.

Back 20

Apollinarianism

Front 21

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Ebionism deny or affirm Christ's Deity?

Back 21

Denies

Front 22

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Ebionism deny or affirm Christ's Humanity?

Back 22

Affirms

Front 23

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Arianism deny or affirm Christ's Deity?

Back 23

Denies

Front 24

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Arianism deny or affirm Christ's Humanity?

Back 24

Affirms

Front 25

Who wrote Church dogmatics?

Back 25

Karl Barth

Front 26

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Docetism deny or affirm Christ's Deity?

Back 26

Affirms

Front 27

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Docetism deny or affirm Christ's humanity?

Back 27

Completely denies

Front 28

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Apollinarianism deny or affirm Christ's deity?

Back 28

affirms

Front 29

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Apollinarianism deny or affirm Christ's deity?

Back 29

Partially denies

Front 30

Who is this statement regarding? : Less attention on Jesus’ human life and more on revelation as God’s action

Back 30

Barth

Front 31

Who is this statement regarding?: Less attention on Jesus’ human life and more on the message of the church (geschichte)

Back 31

Bultmann

Front 32

Peccability is a theological term that means:

Back 32

Jesus could have sinned but did not

Front 33

Impeccability is a theological term that means:

Back 33

Jesus could never have sinned

Front 34

What are the implications of Jesus' humanity?

Back 34

Jesus took our place, understands our struggles, is our
perfect example of what humanity is supposed to be, and that God is both immanent
and transcendent.

Front 35

theotokos

Back 35

God-bearing

Front 36

anthropotokos

Back 36

human-bearing

Front 37

Eutychianism

Back 37

Does not want to affirm two natures but only one in Jesus

Front 38

Adoptionism

Back 38

Jesus is merely a human at first and then adopted by God

Front 39

Anhypostatic Christology

Back 39

that the man Jesus had no subsistence apart from the incarnation of the Second Person of the Trinity.

Front 40

Kenoticism

Back 40

Extreme version asserts that Jesus gave up divinity when he became human

Front 41

dynamic incarnation

Back 41

Jesus is a person in whom the active power of God resided

Front 42

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Nestorianism deny or affirm Christ's humanity?

Back 42

affirmed/ multiplied persons

Front 43

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Nestorianism deny or affirm Christ's deity?

Back 43

affirmed/ multiplied persons

Front 44

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Eutychianism deny or affirm Christ's deity?

Back 44

affirmed/ confused natures though

Front 45

According to the Christological Heresy chart, does Eutychianism deny or affirm Christ's humanity?

Back 45

affirmed/ confused natures though

Front 46

________________ denies the completeness of Jesus’ humanity

Back 46

Apollinarianism

Front 47

__________________ confuses Jesus’ natures

Back 47

Eutychianism

Front 48

________________ divides Jesus’ person

Back 48

Nestorianism

Front 49

______________ denies the genuineness of Jesus’ humanity

Back 49

Docetism

Front 50

______________ denies the completeness of Jesus’ deity

Back 50

Arianism

Front 51

_______________ denies the genuineness of Jesus’ deity

Back 51

Ebionism