RELB-125 Test 2 Study

Apostolic origins

A criterion for the inclusion of New Testament books into the Bible, emphasizing that the texts should be linked to the apostles.

Wide acceptance and circulation

A criterion for New Testament book inclusion, indicating that a document was widely acknowledged and used by early Christians.

Sola Scriptura

The principle that the Bible alone is the ultimate authority in matters of faith and practice.

Sola Fide

The doctrine that faith alone is sufficient for salvation.

Sola Christus

The belief that salvation comes through Christ alone.

Sola Gratia

The concept that grace alone is necessary for salvation.

Sola Deo Gloria

The idea that all glory is to be given to God alone.

John Wycliffe

First to translate the Bible from Latin to English.

Martin Luther

First to translate the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into German.

William Tyndale

First to translate the New Testament from Greek and Hebrew into English.

Atheism

The worldview that rejects the existence of God.

Agnosticism

The belief that God's existence is unknowable.

Panentheism

The view that God is an impersonal force.

Pantheism

The belief that everything is God.

Polytheism

The belief in many gods.

Dualism

The belief that God and the physical world are irreparably separate.

Deism

The belief in an absent God, akin to a watchmaker.

Monotheism

The belief in one all-powerful, transcendent, and personal God.

62% of Christians

The statistic that indicates only 62% of Christians believe Jesus lived a sinless life.

1st temptation of Jesus

If he was the son of God turn stones into bread

2nd temptation of Jesus

If you are the Son of God throw yourself off

3rd temptation of Jesus

Bow down and worship me (satan)

The issue at stake for the first temptation

Appetite and Self Control

The issue at stake for the second temptation

Presumption, thinking God would do something based on my ideas

The issue at stake for the third temptation

Love of the world

Satans temptation tactics (4)

When we are vulnerable, weak, we doubt God, and he never gives up

Why the Bible is given to us (2)

It tells the story of the human race.
It tells about God and how he’s related

4 purposes of Gods word

Doctrine, reproof, correction, instruction

Bible study involving study of the words, languages, and meanings

Exegetical bible study

Bible study involving devotional purpose and what it means to us today

Reflective Bible study

Pharisees

Set apart, oral law/torah, open to interpretation

Sadducees

priestly, wealthy, on believed in the first 5 books

Sanhedrin

Sitting together, Jewish court

Symbolism of wind

Unseen but still at work

Not a new concept to the jews

Born Again

Events that lead up to the start of Jesus ministry (4)

Preaching of John the Baptist, Jesus going to listen to John, Jesus baptized, temptations

Three major events that inaugurated the public ministry of Jesus (3)

First followers, first miracle, first conflict with religious leaders

First 5 disciples

John, Andrew, Simon Peter, Philip, Nathaniel

Story behind the first miracle of Jesus (4)

Held outdoors, feasting several days, joyful time, wine ran out

Reasons Jesus performed the miracles (3)

Strengthen Mary’s faith, strengthen faith of disciples, help fix an embarrassing situation

Bartholomew

Nathaniel

Philip (2)

Slow to believe, at baptism

James

Temper

John

Submissive to Jesus

Simon Peter (2)

Fisherman, impulsive

Andrew (2)

Fisherman, greek name

Thomas

Doubter

James son of Alphaeus

DNE

Simon the zealot (2)

Political, rome hater

Judas

Thaddeus

Judas iscariot

Self seeking

Christ’s Method (5)

Crowds, Committed, 72,12,3

Association principle

Being around Jesus, to testify of his work

Sections of the sermon on the mount (4)

Disciples called, preaching and healing, crowds gather, time to announce His kingdom

Three Kingdoms

Nations - Jews, Grace - Individuals, Glory - Second coming

Thomas Aquinas’s view on the sermon on the mount

Contained precaps and consuls

Martin Luthers view on the sermon on the mount

Dual citizenship

Anabaptists view on the sermon on the mount

Literal interpretation

19th century dispensationalism view on sermon on the mount

The sermon was preached during the old testament, we are now under grace

Albert Sheitzer’s view on the sermon on the mount

Dealt with only extreme times during the end times

Philip Yancey

Absolute ideals, and absolute grace

Chronology of Jesus 1

Infancy to manhood 5 B.C. - 27 A.D.

Chronology of Jesus 2

Early Ministry Autumn 27 - Spring 28

Chronology of Jesus 3

Ministry in Judea 1st passover - 2nd 28-29 A.D.

Chronology of Jesus 4 Ministry in Galilee

2nd passover to 3rd passover 29-30

Chronology of Jesus 5

Retirement from public ministry 3rd passover autumn 30 - fall 30

Chronology of Jesus 6

Ministry in Samaria and Pereia Autumn 30 - Passover 31

Chronology of Jesus 7

Passion Week 4th Passover ad 31

Chronology of Jesus

Death and assentation spring 31

1 John 5:11,12

And this is the testimony: that God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life.

1 John 1:9

If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

Ephesians 2:8,9

For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.

Romans 6:23b

but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.

John 3:16

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Romans 6:23a

For the wages of sin is death.

Romans 3:23

For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.