Chapter 4 Flashcards

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The highest authority in one’s life; an authority that cannot be disproved by appeal to any higher authority

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absolute authority

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An argument that seeks to prove its conclusion by appealing to a claim that depends on the truth or the conclusion

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circular argument

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3
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The idea that God expressly spoke every word of Sctipture to the human authors

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dictation

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4
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A translation of the Greek theopneustos, which the Bible uses metaphorically to describe the words of Scripture as being spoken by God (2 Timothy 3:16)

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God-breathed

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5
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Inspired by God

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theopneustos

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6
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The idea that all the words of Scripture are God’s words

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plenary inspiration

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7
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A term referring to the fact that the words of Scripture are spoken by God. Because of the weak sense of this word in ordinary usage, this text prefers the term “God-breathed” to indicate that the words of Scripture are spoken by God.

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inspiration

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8
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The writings of the Old and New Testaments, which have historically been recognized as God’s words in written form. Another term for the Bible.

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Scripture

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9
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How do we know the Bible is God’s word?

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1) The Bible proclaims it for itself. - John 14:26

2) We are convinced when we read it.

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10
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If you want to persuade someone that the Bible is God’s word, what do you want that person to read more than any other piece of literature?

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The Bible

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Do you ever find yourself believing something not because you have external evidence for it but simply because it is written in Scripture? Is that proper faith according to Hebrews 11:1?

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Yes. Hebrews 11:1 says, “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. Therefore we should believe God’s Word, whether we have evidence or not.

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12
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If you do believe things simply because Scripture says them, what do you think Christ will say to you about this habit when you stand before His judgement seat?

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That I lived a life of faith, trusting in what God’s Word taught me.

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13
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Do you think that trusting and obeying everything that Scripture affirms will ever lead you into sin or away from God’s blessing in your life?

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No, trusting and obeying God’s Word will help me follow the plans He had for me since before I was born.

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