Theo 1 Final Exam

Front 1

Jesus Christ's two natures are (blank) and not (blank)

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Distinct, Separate

Front 2

What is Ebionitism and what is another name for it?

Back 2

the most radical denial of the deity of Christ, Adoptionism

Front 3

What is Arianism?

Back 3

Christ was not fully divine. He was a created being; the first and the highest created being.

Front 4

What is heterousios / ἑτερούσιοθς and who came up with it?

Back 4

of a different essence, Arius

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What is homoiousios / ὁμοιούσιος and who came up with it?

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of a similar essence, Semi-Arians

Front 6

What is homoousios / ὁμοούσιος and who came up with it?

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of the same essence, Athanasious

Front 7

"There was a time when he was not"

Back 7

Arianism

Front 8

"The Logos was created by God"

Back 8

Arianism

Front 9

"The Logos, is of another, a different nature or essence than God"

Back 9

Arianism

Front 10

What are 4 implications to the deity of Christ?

Back 10

1. We can have real knowledge of God
2. Redemption is possible and available to us
3. He can help us at every point of need
4. Worship of and obedience to Christ is appropriate and necessary

Front 11

What 5 things prove that Jesus had a human religious life?

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1. Fellowship/Community/Scripture
2. Baptism
3. Prayer
4. Scripture
5. Dependence on the HS

Front 12

Jesus reveals the nature of (blank blank) to us

Back 12

true humanity

Front 13

Human nature (in all its dimensions, both (blank) and (blank)) is, by definition, (blank).

Back 13

material, immaterial, good

Front 14

The incarnation is (blank) for Jesus representative obedience for us.

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necessary

Front 15

The (blank) was necessary for for to be a mediator between God and man.

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incarnation

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the incarnation was necessary for him to be our sympathetic (blank blank)

Back 16

high priest

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What is Docetism?

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Denies the humanity of Christ. The Divine Logos was not truly human.

Front 18

"He only appeared human"

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Docetism

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What is Gnosticism?

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a radical separation between flesh (matter) and spirit. Matter is inherently evil. Spirit is inherently good.

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How is salvation achieved in Gnosticism?

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by knowledge (gnosis); mental enlightenment

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What are the three results from Gnosticism?

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1. Our moral lives, lived in the body, became a matter of either indifference, extreme asceticism, or licentiosness
2. Religions became separated from history and became purely philosophical
3. The Incarnation of Jesus Christ was viewed to be impossible

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What is Appolinarianism?

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Denied the fullness of the humanity of Christ by denying that he had a "rational spirit"

Front 23

Jesus Christ's divine and human natures remain (blank)

Back 23

distinct

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What is Nestorianism?

Back 24

Stresses the reality of the two natures so much that the reality of one person is lost and Christ becomes the union of two persons

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"Christ was two persons in one body rather than two natures in one person"

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Nestorianism

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What is Eutychianism and what is another name for it?

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Stresses the unity of the person so much that in the end there is only one nature, Monophysitism (mono meaning one and physics meaning nature, thus one nature)

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Denial of his deity

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Ebionism

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Denial of the completeness of his deity

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Arianism

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Denial of his humanity

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Docetism

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Denial of the completeness of his humanity

Back 30

Apollinarianism

Front 31

Denial of the unity of his person

Back 31

Nestorianism

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Denial of the distinction of his natures

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Eutychianism

Front 33

What are 6 implications of the Chalcedonian Christology (in regards to the heresies of Christology)

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1. One nature of Christ can and sometimes does things his other nature does not
2. Anything either nature does, the person of Christ does
3. The incarnation is more a matter of Christ's gaining attributes than giving up divine attributes
4. We must look first to JC to see the incarnation actualized
5. The initiative and power for the incarnation came from God, not man
6. In becoming human, God takes on that which made in his image

Front 34

What are the three offices of Jesus?

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The true and perfect:
- prophet
- priest
- king

Front 35

What was the role of a priest?

Back 35

a priest is a man who stands in the presence of God, representing the people

Front 36

What are the two aspects of the Priestly work of Christ?

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1. Atonement (past/complete)
2. Intercession (on-going)

Front 37

Jesus was very clear that his life was not (blank) from him but that he (blank) it up (blank)

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taken, gave, voluntarily

Front 38

we must tie together in the death of Christ (blank) human sin (blank) divine purpose

Back 38

both, and

Front 39

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of languages of OT sacrifices?

Back 39

Biblical words: blood, lamb, sacrifice
Human need: we are guilty
Result: we are forgiven

Front 40

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of language of Personal Relationships?

Back 40

Biblical Word: Reconciliation
Human Need: we are alienated from God
Result: we are brought back into intimate fellowship with God

Front 41

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of language of personal relationship?

Back 41

Biblical Word: Propitiation
Human Need: We are under God's holy wrath
Result: God's wrath is satisfied/quenched

Front 42

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of language of the marketplace?

Back 42

Biblical Words: Redemption, Ransom
Human Need: We are enslaved
Result: We are set free

Front 43

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of language of the Law Court?

Back 43

Biblical Word: Justification
Human Need: We are condemned
Result: We are pardoned and counted as righteous

Front 44

What are the biblical words, the human need, and the result of language of the battlefield?

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Biblical Words: Victory, Deliverance, Rescue
Human Need: We are facing dreadful enemies
Result: We are delivered and are triumphant in Christ

Front 45

What are the natures of Christ's Intercession?

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1. It is continual, everlasting, and eternal
2. It is always effective

Front 46

What four things does Christ do as King?

Back 46

He rules, defends, protects, and shepherds his people.

Front 47

The work of Christ involves 10 stages within what two phases?

Back 47

Humiliation and Exaltation

Front 48

What are the 10 stages of Christ's work?

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1. Pre-incarnate glory
2. Christ's incarnation
3. Christ's earthly life
4. Christ's death
5. Christ's resurrection
6. Christ's ascension
7. Christ's Heavenly Session (being seated on the right hand of the Father)
8. Christ's second coming
9. Christ's millennial reign
10. Christ's eternal glory

Front 49

What is the consequent, absolute necessity of the atonement?

Back 49

Because God is such a Holy God, he required that something needed to happen in order for us to come back to him

Front 50

Jesus' atonement lead to what?

Back 50

His intercessory ministry

Front 51

The atoning death of JC is a (blank) (blank). Jesus died in our place.

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Substitutionary Atonement

Front 52

“Jesus humanity was swallowed up in his deity which created a new nature.”

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Apollinarius

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“God is not a baby two or three months old. He cannot have a mother and no human could bear the divine. Mary bore a man, the vehicle of divinity, but not God. No Godhead could be carried for nine months in a womb, be wrapped in baby clothes, suffer, die and be buried”

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Nestorianism

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“Christ’s humanity was absorbed by his divinity like a drop of wine in the sea.”

Back 54

Eutyches

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"There is but one nature in the incarnation"

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Eutyches