The Gift of the Son

These flashcards cover key terms and concepts from the lecture on the gift of God’s Son, illuminating theological principles and scriptural references essential for understanding Christian doctrine.

Gift

A portion of oneself given to another, often representing love or selflessness.

God's Grace

The unmerited favor of God towards humanity, particularly exemplified in the gift of forgiveness through Jesus.

Denarius

A Roman coin used in that era, representing a day's wage for laborers.

Hypocrites

Individuals who engage in the pretense of virtue, morality, or religious devotion while lacking sincere integrity.

Eikon

The Greek word for 'image', indicating that all humans are made in the image of God.

Redemption

The act of being saved from sin, error, or evil, often accomplished through the sacrifice of Jesus.

Propitiation

The act of appeasing or reconciling with God through the sacrificial death of Jesus.

Justification

The declaration by God that a sinner is now righteous because of faith in Jesus Christ.

Multifaceted Jewel

A metaphor for the complexity and richness of Jesus' redemptive work.

Reconciliation

Restoration of friendly relations and peace between humanity and God, achieved through Jesus.

Slaves of God

Believers who willingly submit to God's authority, experiencing true freedom through their devotion.

Prodigal Son

A parable taught by Jesus that illustrates God's grace and forgiveness towards repentant sinners.

Tax to Caesar

Jesus' teaching on the balance between earthly obligations and divine responsibilities.