Bible Unit 3 Test

Bible Unit 3 Test

• Adamic Covenant

• Abrahamic Covenant

• Mosaic Covenant

• Davidic Covenant

• New Covenant

• Nohaic Covenant

6 covenants

He was promised he would be fruitful and multiply and have dominion over the earth.

Adamic Covenant

He was promised to be the father of great nations, inherit the land of Canaan, and have families blessed through generations.

Abrahamic Covenant

The 10 Commandments, established the law, promised blessings for obedience and curses for disobedience, shows man’s imperfection.

Mosaic Covenant

He was promised to have a descendant sit on the throne and establish the everlasting kingdom; the eternal role of Christ.

Davidic Covenant

Through Jesus Christ, offers the forgiveness of sins and a restored relationship with God, gives an outpouring of the holy spirit for all who believe.

New Covenant

Promise to all of humanity and creation to never again destroy the earth with a flood with a rainbow as a symbol

Noahic Covenant

law

We are guided by the ____

His Spirit

God’s promise to put ______ within His people corresponds with His promise to put His law within them.

The indicatives and imperatives

The “grammar of the gospel”

• What Christ has done, is doing, and will do for us

• Precedes and empowers the imperatives

• What Christians must do

The Indicatives

• What we must do as his redeemed people

The Imperatives

identity

Ethical living is the outworking of a believer’s new _____ in Christ.

become what you are in Christ

Implementing the Christian ethics boils down to this simple principle:

creational norms

Wisdom and law are closely connected because both are based on ________

Redemption

______ means that Christians possess the resources to grow in wisdom and push further and further toward God’s creational norms.

To glorify God

Ultimate goal/man’s chief end

delight

Since God is the most valuable being in the universe, it is only fitting that He be our greatest ________

• Being conformed to the likeness of Christ

• Pursuing Christ’s kingdom instead of the values of the world

Two ways Christians are called to honor God

glory

Christians are gradually restored as God’s image-bearers by regularly beholding God’s ______ in the face of His son

values of the world

Parts of the challenge of Christian ethics is learning how to live in the world without adopting the __________

Matthew 5:3-12

Exalt character traits that are the opposite of what the world esteems. What makes these character traits attractive in believers is that they draw attention to the worth of Christ and His redemptive work.

Blessed

• Can also be translated as happy

• Refers to God’s favor upon His people

inherit

Christ has promised that his people will _____ the earth, which means they will rule forever with Him in the new creation.

Meekness

the moral goal of humility and gentleness

• Prudence

• Discernment

• Virtue

three qualities required in order to be wise

Humility

True wisdom begins with this virtue

His holy character

What God’s moral law reflects

• Obeying God

• Knowing God

• Enjoying God

three factors that are essential to glorifying God

To restore the image of God in man

the aim of Christian ethics

10 commandments

What defines and describes what it means to love God and others?

The believer’s identity in Christ

Ethical living is the outworking of what?