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Salvation: Mechanical or Relational?

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Quiz: Grace: The Most Misunderstood Word in the Bible

The Historic Faith June 8, 2020

Salvation: Mechanical or Relational? Grace: The Most Misunderstood Word in the Bible Quiz: Grace: The Most Misunderstood Word in the Bible

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“Whoever defines the terms used in the Bible essentially determines…”
- what is true
- what the Bible teaches
- how many followers they will acquire
- who will enter the kingdom of heaven
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What are the three most valuable sources for determining how a Greek word is used in the New Testament writings?
- the Old Testament, the New Testament, and secular writings from the first-century
- the Old Testament, the early Christian writings, and secular writings from the first-century
- the Septuagint, the New Testament, and secular writings from the first-century
- the Septuagint, the New Testament, and the early Christian writings
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What does the Greek word for grace (χάρις) mean in the Septuagint?
- favor or goodwill (not necessarily unmerited)
- earned reward (always something that is deserved)
- mercy (usually shown by a superior to one of lower status)
- gratitude (shown by one of lower status to a superior
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True or false? Grace is a “super word” that has deep theological undertones.
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- False
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True or false? Grace can be used to indicate favor that is given as a reward.
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- False
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Clement of Alexandria understood grace as…
- God's patience in delaying the final judgment of man
- God’s allowance for humanity to repent
- the gratitude that men show to God for His mercies
- the forgiveness of sin offered through Jesus Christ
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Just because God’s continuing grace toward us is conditional…
- that doesn’t mean that we can ever lose it.
- we shouldn’t think it is bestowed differently upon the wicked and the righteous.
- that’s no indication that everyone can accept it.
- that doesn’t mean that we deserve it.
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When was the modern Protestant understanding of grace introduced?
- in the Edict of Milan (313 AD), issued by Emperor Constantine, which gave religious tolerance to Christians and ended a period of intense persecution
- in Augustine’s letter to Petilian the Donatist (400 AD)
- in Anselm of Canterbury’s writing, Why God Became Man (c. 1100 AD)
- in Martin Luther’s introduction to the book of Romans (sixteenth-century), where he supplied his own definition of the word
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How many times does Jesus use the word grace (χάρις) in the four Gospel accounts?
- four times
- fourteen times
- forty times
- over a hundred times
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What was “the big problem” in the New Testament church?
- theological heresies entering into the church through the Gnostics
- Jewish attempts to make the Gentiles keep the Law of Moses
- misunderstanding surrounding the concept of grace
- spiritual laxity and lawlessness
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