THEO 104 (THEO104)

What are the lies that humans believe about their identity - correct answers All of the above The doctrine of the image of God is one of the most misunderstood in the Bible - correct answers True One of the most basic questions of origin is "where did everything come from"? - correct answers True From what passage of scripture do humans ascribe their meaning and purpose in life - correct answers Genesis 1:26-31 Even though vocations are instituted by God, they are not a relevant pl...

True - correct answers The purpose of studying theology is not just to know more about God, but to learn to love God and love others in the process. False - correct answers Theology does not have a practical application to our lives. False - correct answers Soteriology is the study of sin. belief, living - correct answers Orthodoxy is the study of right ________, where orthopraxy is the study of right ________. Spiritual - correct answers Which of the following is not one of the four...

Sanctification (or progressive holiness) through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the lives of believers is the fruit (result) of justification. - correct answers True (2.5 of 2.5 points) What were the main differences between Paul's first and second imprisonments? - correct answers All of the above (2.5 of 2.5 points) Letters are meant to be read ______, the same way you read a personal letter today. - correct answers from beginning to end (2.5 of 2.5 points) Paul got into trouble with s...

Covenant - correct answers The partnership between God and humanity involving promises in exchange for commitment. Covenant with Noah - correct answers God will not destroy the human race and the rainbow will be the sign of this promise. Abrahamic Covenant - correct answers God's covenant to Abraham in which he promised Abraham land (Israel Land Covenant), seed (Davidic), and blessing (New Covenant). Mosaic Covenant - correct answers The conditional covenant that God made with Israel a...

Evolutionary theory - correct answers A theory that suggests that humans evolved from lower primates. It is a belief that through the use of natural selection, organisms adapted to their environment, eventually resulting in various mutations, which led to humans. Natural selection - correct answers Part of the theory of evolution that teaches living organisms best suited for an environment will be able to adapt and survive. Creation - correct answers The biblical belief that God brought in...

Corinth 57 or 58 - correct answers When and where does Paul write Romans? All of the Above - correct answers In Romans, Paul says that "all Israel will be saved," which has been interpreted as meaning what? All of the Above - correct answers Paul's missionary work is... Jesus' death on the cross - correct answers One image for explaining how Christ justifies people's atonement is: Jesus' death and resurrection - correct answers Paul's interest in Jesus mainly focuses on: Re...

The themes of the historical books revolve around God's activity in calling, choosing, punishing, redeeming,and using the ______as his covenant people to accomplish his global purposes - correct answers Nation of Israel Hebrew poetry is rich in its use of figurative language - correct answers True In which language are the books of the New Testament written - correct answers common Greek The threefold divisions of the Hebrew canon are the law, the prophets, and the writings - correct a...

Apocalypticst - correct answers A person who has the worldview that maintained that the present age is controlled by forces of evil, but that these will be destroyed at the end of time when God intervenes in history to bring in his kingdom, an event thought to be imminent. Apostle - correct answers Generally, one who is commissioned to perform a task, from a Greek word meaning "sent"; in early Christianity, the term was used to designate special emissaries of the faith who were understood t...

Canon - correct answers From a Greek word meaning "straight edge." With reference to the Bible, the term denotes the collection of books that are accepted as sacred and authoritative by a religious body. The term came to designate any recognized collection of texts; the canon of the New Testament is thus the collection of books that Christians accept as authoritative. Proto-Orthodox Christians - correct answers Early forms of Christianity 2nd and 3rd centuries promoted. Version of Jesus was...

What is the first major toledot section? - correct answers 1:1-11:26 sets the stage by explaining where life, the universe, and everything in it came from. It also explains how the perfect world God created became the mess we struggle with today What is the second major toledot section? - correct answers 11:27-37:1 tells of God selecting from humankind a single man who was to be an instrument of God. The author's purpose seems to be to show how God began to fix the mess the world is in. Begi...