anything against God or His Word (law, love, perfection, etc.)
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before sin, in our human perfection, morality still existed, but what else existed as well?
the free-will option to rebel also existed
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The Fall (or the fall of man, the fall of Adam)
transition of the first man and woman from a state of innocent obedience to God to a state of guilty disobedience
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Total Depravity
people are not inclined or even able to love God wholly with heart, mind, and strength, but rather are inclined by nature to serve their own will
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Original Sin
the current nature of mankind’s condition is corrupt because of Adam’s fall which we all enter the world guilty before God (only God’s saving grace could save us)
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what are man’s response to sin?
1. Shame 2. Concealment from each other / Works 3. Concealment from God / Fear 4. Blame
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who created death?
God
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remember the diagram of the afterlife
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three categories of sin
1. pride of life - mixing up who God is and who you are, positionally 2. Lust of the flesh - sacrificing good for what will gratify your earthly appetites 3. Lust of the eyes - desiring that which is not properly given to you or earned
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covenant
an oath-bound relationship between two or more parties
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divine covenants
God sovereignly establishes a relationship with His creatures
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Messianic covenant
replaces the old covenant with Moses
removed guilt from people, giving them access to a relationship with God and eternal life
administered by grace through faith
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marriage
reflection of the gospel
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exception clauses for divorce
1. sexual marital unfaithfulness 2. when a believer is abandoned by an unbeliever 3. extreme abuse
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heart
love is represented as a heart because it is focused on feelings. This perspective alone is superficial, selfish, and temporal
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biblically, love is better represented as an arrow pointing away from yourself to another. Love is therefore working for the best good of another. This perspective is action-oriented, sacrificial, and transcendent