ST semester 2 final exam

what is the provision of reconciliation?

universal

What is the application of reconciliation by?

individual faith

an unproductive faith is not a

genuine faith

will the justified person continue to sin

yes

If because of the death of Christ God is satisfied, then what can the sinner do to try to satisfy God?

nothing

justification distinguishes christianity as a religion of

grace and faith

the old testament story of ruth and boaz is an example of

redemption

substitution

to take the place of another

redemption

to be set free because of a payment

reconciliation

a change in a relationship from hostility to harmony

propitiation

the turning away of wrath by an offering

adoption

to place someone in your family

it is important to understand God's omnipresence and omniscient when discussing what

the doctrine of election

Man's free will choices and actions operate within what?

the boundaries and limits of God's will

the bible is clear that the elect are

predestined

conviction offers proof but does not guarantee

the truth will be accepted

regeneration means

to be born again

salvation is by \____ and through \____

grace, faith

what will the regenerated life result in?

righteousness and love for one another

place the means of regeneration in proper sequence

God is the one who regenerates. according to His will. through the work of the Holy Spirit. When a person believes. the gospel according to the Bible

what are the three things that the holy spirit convicts the world of

sin, judgment, righteousness

that God sovereignly chooses a certain number of individuals to receive grace and salvation is known as what

individual, pretemporal election

what is a logical assumption but isn't based on biblical texts

double presdestination

are predestination and predetermination the same thing?

no

God's election was of who

individuals, not groups of individuals

what is not one of the objections to election

election alone does not save

what are the three objections to the doctrine of election

it equals fatalism. it is inconsistent with human freedom. it makes god the author of sin

to believe that's christ's atonement was only for the elect (those He predetermined to be saved) would be called

limited atonement

to believe that christ's atonement was for everyone (those who accept His payment and those who do not) would be called?

unlimited atonement

to believe that Christ's atonement was fro everyone (therefore all people are saved) would be called

universal atonement

all people are lost, including the elect. therefore...

anyone who will be saved must believe

the death of christ introduced what principle to replace what

faith-righteousness principle to replace the law-works principle

who does the effective call to salvation go out to

just the elect

what is a reliance on the truth of the Gospel as revealed in the Word of God

saving faith

proper exegesis clearly supports what position

unlimited atonement

the death of Christ pays for all the sins of all people, but not one individual has their own(sin) account settled until when

they believe in Christ's atoning work

what does the act of electing people have to be compatible with

all of God's flawless attributes

what teaches that a believer may lose their salvation

arminianism

what is it that seals the believer until the day of redemption?

the spirit

there are some who \______ eternal life but do not \______ eternal life

profess, possess

justification

to declare righteous

confession

to say the same thing about our sin as God

the security of the believer and the permanent indwelling of the spirit are

inseparable doctrines

proofs of the Holy Spirit's personality are not necessarily proofs of His Deity but

proofs of His Deity are also proofs of His personality

since the Holy Spirit is God, can he be lied to

yes

who does God the Spirit possess all the same divine attributes as

God the Father and God the Son

Was God involved in the construction of the tabernacle?

no

The OT conveys the idea that the Spirit is a person not

just simply vital energy

the use of what shows that the Holy Spirit is a real person

a masculine pronoun

the fact that we have a relationship with the Holy Spirit who is grieved when we sin should motivate us to

purity

the nature of the Holy Spirit's work in the Old Testament differs from

His work since Pentecost

Scripture does not clearly indicate that the Holy Spirit was directly involved in

the resurrection of Jesus

when are there examples of the temporary indwelling of the Holy Spirit

the NT clearly teaches that all believers are permanently

indwelt

who does the sealing of the Holy Spirit belong to

all believers

the results of the sealing of the Holy Spirit involves two things

purity and security

Both the OT and NT teach that the Holy Spirit is the One who

reveals and records God's message to man in the Old Testament

how many of Jesus's miracles did he do in the power of the Holy Spirit

some

what is not a necessary part of salvation

baptism

what affects the effectiveness of the Spirit in the believer's life, but it does not remove His presence from believers.

sin

was the Spirit's baptizing predicted in the Old Testament

no

there was no guarantee of the permanent presence of the Holy Spirit in what times

Old Testament times

the Holy Spirit, even though a spiritual being, is as real a person as

the Father, or the Son, or as we are

all who profess and believe in their hearts to be Christian have

eternal life

is the Spirit's baptism limited to our present dispensation

yes

when/where was the normal Gentile pattern for receiving the Spirit established?

the house of Cornelius

what comes from our mouths is a good indicator of

the condition of our hearts

does the overemphasis on water baptism help to clarify the doctrine of Spirit baptism

no

where in scripture is there a single statement encouraging people to be baptized with the Spirit

nowhere

when does the Spirit's baptism occur

at salvation and is never again repeated or necessary

what was the Holy Spirit not directly involved in

the death of Christ

who does the NT assign several OT quotations to as their author

Holy Spirit

does scripture provide several examples of people praying(post-Pentecost) to be filled with the Spirit

no

most of our understanding and doctrine regarding spiritual gifts comes from who

God

all believers are sealed until

the day of redemption

not to posses the indwelling Spirit indicates what

an unsaved condition

like indwelling, when does sealing take place

time of conversion

are believers immediately aware of their gifts

nooooo

what is more important than discovering your spiritual gifts

a dedication or willingness to do anything

Positional Sanctification

comes at regeneration

ultimate sanctification

when one arrives in heaven

progressive sanctification

growing throughout one's Christian life

sanctification

to set apart for a holy purpose

what are the three things spirituality requires

ministries of God. time to grow. regeneration

spiritual discernment involves the knowledge of God's will and

perspective

what council settled the question of the deity of Christ

Nicaea

What council settled the question of the deity of the Holy Spirit

constantinople/chalcedon

when did the teaching ministry of the spirit begin

pentecost and continues to this day

what is an indispensable foundation of our sanctification

the Bible

the church is (3 things)

distinct from Israel, began on the Day of Pentecost, and was not in existence during the OT

the mystery form of the kingdom refers to

the Kingdom encompassing the period between Christ's two advents

the Universal Kingdom refers to

God's rule over all

the Spiritual Kingdom refers to

Christ's rule over believers only

the Davidic/Messianic Kingdom refers to

Christ's rule over the earth following His second coming

what is not a way that Christ related to the Church as its Founder

He said He would come again

the Holy Spirit is the

energizing life and power of the church

what are principles

areas to be generally followed

what are patterns

specific ways of doing things

what is the particular assembly where you attend and have your primary relationships

local church

what is Christ's principal work in the world today

building His church