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The name of God that means Creator God
Elo`him
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The name of God that means God Almighty
El Shaddai
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1. This name of God conveys the idea of ruler ship, dominion and literally means Lord or Master
Adonai
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__________________ are those things which find some reflection in people. (Emphasize God’s personal nature) I Timothy 1:17 Paul describes God as “the King eternal, immortal, invisible”
Communicable attributes
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find little or no analogy in humanity
Incommunicable attributes
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is God speaking through human beings, empowering them to write under the influence of the Holy Ghost.
Divine inspiration
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1. Inspiration excludes the idea of _____ from God to the writers of scripture.
dictation
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1. During the temptation in the wilderness, the devil is on the each occasion repulsed, without further argument, by a quotation from ______________“It stands written”
the Old Testament
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1. There are more than _______ ancient manuscripts of the New Testament still in existence.
24,000
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1. The Scriptures manifest themselves to be the word of God, by their _______ and ______
majesty, purity
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1. The attributes of God may be defined as those _________________________ which are exercised and demonstrated by God in His various works.
perfections of God
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1. The _________________________ of God are those which find some reflection in man, who was created in God’s image.
communicable attributes
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The _______________________________ of God find little or no analogy in man, emphasizing the transcendent and exalted charter of God.
incommunicable attributes
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______defined omniscience as “that attribute whereby God knows Himself and all other things in one eternal and most single act.”
Calvin
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_______ is that attribute by which God is inclined to seek the highest good for His creatures and the communication of Himself to them regardless of the sacrifice involved.
Love
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The _________ of God defines His perfection, purity, and absolute integrity
holiness
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The _________________ of God has to do with law, morality, and justice
righteousness
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In the _________________ _______________of God we distinguish between God’s sovereign will and His sovereign power.
volitional attributes
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The attribute of ___________ unity tells us that there is one God
divine
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The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is but ___ ___ with three coexistent persons who equally possess the single divine essence of God.
one God
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God is absolutely independent of anything other than ________ for the continuity and perpetuity of His being
Himself
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The God of the bible is the only Being who is _____________ ___________, and who transcends all finite bounds of time.
absolutely eternal
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_______ _______ is the central figure of the world’s history
Jesus Christ
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Within _______ years after the death of Christ, His followers were talking and writing about His virgin birth.
60 (sixty)
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___________ denied the divine nature of Christ and held Him to be only man.
Ebionism
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_____________ held that there was no union of the two natures until after the baptism, thus establishing Christ’s deity upon His baptism rather than upon His birth
Cerinthianism
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___________ denied the reality of Christ’s body, because his purity could not be linked with matter, which they held to be inherently evil.
Docetism
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______________ regarded Christ as the highest of created beings, thus denying His deity and misinterpreting His temporary humiliation
Arianism
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____________________ made Christ only two parts human, denying to him a human soul, which they claimed to be sinful.
Appollinarianism
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___________________ denied the union of the human and divine natures, making Christ two persons.
Nestorianism
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__________________ held that the two natures of Christ were mingled into one, which was predominantly divine, though not the same as the original divine nature.
Eutychianism
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The denial of Christ’s true physical nature is a mark of the ________ ___ _________.
spirit of antichrist
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The self-emptying ___________ of Christ was a voluntary act which consisted in the surrender of the independent exercise of the divine attributes.
kenosis
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________________ is distinctively a religion of atonement, giving the death of Christ the primary place in it Gospel message.
Christianity
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Jesus Christ Himself speaks of His ___________ as a necessity
death
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Sin is rebelliousness that brings _______ and _____________
wrath,punishment
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The Accident Theory views the cross of Calvary as something _____________ in the life of Christ.
unforeseen
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The __________Theory holds that Christ dies a martyr’s death for His beliefs.
Martyr
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The __________ ___________ Theory views Christ’s death as an example which should exert a moral influence upon mankind.
Moral influence
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The ______ ___ _____ Theory teaches that Christ died to show people how much God loved them.
Love-Of-God
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Without the _____________, the crucifixion would have been in vain.
resurrection
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The resurrection is the _________ miracle of the Bible upon which our faith and salvation rest.
cardinal
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____________ would emphasize that man is a material body, an immaterial soul, and an immaterial spirit.
Trichotomists
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________ and _____ sinned against God, and thus fell from the standing of favor and the state of innocence in which they were created.
Adam, Eve
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Adam was not deceived; he ___________ disobeyed with open eyes.
deliberately
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The serpent accused God of ______, and denied that God would punish Eve.
lying
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Eve became a ______ and gave to her husband, and he ate
temptress
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_____ is a wrong attitude toward the person of God
Sin
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_____ is wrong action in relation to the will of God.
Sin
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Sin is the practice of ______ and _________ which involves self-exaltation and self-assertion.
pride,arrogance
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_______ is wrong action in relation to people.
Sin
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Sin = a failure of or a clear _______ of a given command or prohibition.
violation
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_________ = acting crookedly, not straight or right.
Iniquity
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Transgression = a result of the human will acting contrary to the __________ _______.
divine will
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Trespass = acting contrary to ______ ______, faithfulness
one’s duty
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Unrighteousness = wrong doing, acting against _____ will.
God’s
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______ = Missing the mark or standard set by God
Sin
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Forgiveness requires that we ________, confess our sins to God and let go of our guilt and anger.
repent
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In the act of ____________ the righteousness of God has been added (imputed) to our account and we have been wrapped about with the purity of Christ.
justification
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______________ is the Holy Spirit’s gracious act of imparting to man the life and nature of God
Regeneration
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The new nature received in __________ does not expel, destroy, nor eradicate the old nature.
regeneration
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_____________ is immediate in its occurrence but may be gradual in some of its fuller manifestation
Regeneration
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________________ results in the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer
Regeneration
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______________ gives believers peace with God and with other believers.
Reconciliation
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__________________ is the process of setting apart or the state of being set apart for God and from the world.
Sanctification
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There are two ways to purse holiness. The positive way is to_________ __________; while the negative way is to _______ the flesh.
imitate Christ, reject
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Holiness is at the heart of the _____ _____________
New Testament
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__________ is the sum of the law’s requirement and promise of the Gospel.
Holiness
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Holiness is to be and act like ______.
God
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God wants living sacrifices (_____ ___ __ _____), that are holy (___ ____), and are thus acceptable to God.
alive by the Spirit, set apart
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No sacrifice is acceptable to God unless the _________ and __________ of the one who offers the sacrifice are pure before God.
motives, character
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Only an _________ transformation of the believer can produce holiness of life and prevent outward (external) conformity to this present age.
internal
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The pursuit of ____________ is essential in the life of the believer.
Holiness
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Location of this verse is ______________ “And when Paul had laid his hands upon them, the Holy Ghost came on them; and they spoke with tongues, and prophesied.”
Acts 19:6
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The first apostolic sermon declared the Lordship of Jesus Christ, called for repentance, and announced the birth of the church, which became the basis of the _________, the apostle’s doctrine.
kerygma
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Even though there has always been conflicting views, Pentecostals have always believed that _______ __ _______ is the initial evidence of the baptism in the Holy Spirit.
speaking in tongues
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It is not just speaking in tongue that is the evidence of the baptism with the Holy Spirit, but it is speaking with tongues as the Spirit gives the _________ that constitutes the initial evidence of the baptism with the Holy Spirit.
utterance
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One of the first documents to be found from the sub-Apostolic period was The _______ (i.e. The Doctrine of the Twelve Apostles).
Didache
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The word didache comes from the Greek word that means ___________ or teaching
doctrine
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Philotheus Bryennius discovered the Didache in ________ in 1873, then translated and published it ten year later
Istanbul
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The __________ discusses the authenticity of charismatic gifts, and is important to us because it is independent of Paul’s writings.
Didache
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The ________ _______ later became known as the Church of God.
Christian Union
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In I Corinthians 12:7-11, _______ gifts of the Holy Spirit are listed
nine (9)
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The word Ministry comes from the Greek word diakonos, meaning to serve in the performance of tasks such as ______ ___ ______.
“waiting on tables”.
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The KJV rendering __________ comes from the word doulos, or slave.
“servant”
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The word “pastor” comes from a root meaning ____ ________ from which we get the word “shepherd”.
“to protect”
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God is described as One who sends ___________ as a means to further the spread of the Gospel.
affliction
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Church leaders in the early church were characterized as being endowed with ___________ _________.
spiritual gifts
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The testimonies of the great leaders of the first three centuries demonstrate that the gifts, including _________ ____ ________, continued to the beginning of the 4th century.
speaking in tongues
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Many have argued that speaking in tongues and many spiritual gifts ended with the death of the _______ ______
first apostles
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In his _________ _________, Volume 1, Irenaeus describes true Christians as driving out devils, having visions, prophesying, laying hands on the sick, and raising the dead.
Against Heresies
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In his Against Marcion, ___________ reveals both his acquaintance with speaking in tongues and his belief that the supernatural gifts of the Spirit were a sign of orthodoxy.
Tertullian
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In his work, Against Celsus, _______ speaks of many miracles being performed in Jesus’ name.
Origen
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Many other early Christian writings confirm the ongoing manifestation of _______ _______ in the church beyond the forth (4th) century.
spiritual gifts
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Any occurrence of miracles among the common people during the Middle ages was looked upon as ________ or __________
sorcery, witchcraft
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The Pentecostal movement came about during a time when _________ theologians were attacking the very existence of God.
liberal
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Anointing the sick with oil in both _______ __:_____and in James 5:14 does not seem to have any medicinal value but serves as a spiritual symbol of God’s healing power.
Mark 6:13
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