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Exam 3 Flashcards

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Ordo Solutis vs. Historia Salutis

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Logical order of elements of salvation vs. How God worked in my life history to accomplish salvation or How God worked in history to accomplish salvation.

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Arminian ordo solutis

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  1. Condemnation
  2. Common grace/prevenient grace
  3. Calling
  4. Conversion
  5. Regeneration, Justification, and Adoption
  6. Sanctification/entire sanctification
  7. Security of believer
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Calvinist ordo solutis

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  1. Condemnation
  2. Calling
  3. Effectual grace
  4. Regeneration
  5. Conversion
  6. Justification
  7. Adoption
  8. Progressive Sanctification
  9. Security of saints
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Election (my def)

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Before the foundation of the world, God on the basis of foreknown faith, chose in Christ individuals to be heirs of eternal life.

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3 Dimensions of Grace

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  1. Grace as God’s unmerited favor (unconditional acceptance)
  2. Grace as empowerment (equipping for growth and service)
  3. Grace related to enlivening and cleansing from sin
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Common grace

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God’s non-redemptive goodness extended to all persons.

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Prevenient grace

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God restores to the sinner the ability to make a favorable response to God.

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Effectual grace/calling

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The gracious act of the Holy Spirit in the heart of he elect which infallibly leads to conviction of sin and belief in the gospel.

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Union with Christ

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  1. “In Christ” - objective
  2. “With Christ” - identification
  3. “Spirit in Us” - subjective
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Conversion

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An act of faith which results in turning from sin to a new life of following Christ who is the only hope for life with God.

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Repentance

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A change of mind about who is God and what is truly important in my life.

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Faith (3 elements)

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  1. Notitia - knowledge
  2. Assensus - assent
  3. Fiducia - trust, commitment
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Faith (Calvin)

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Faith is a firm and certain knowledge of God’s benevolence toward us, founded upon the truth of the freely given promise in Christ, both revealed to our minds and sealed upon our hearts through the Holy Spirit.

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Regeneration

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It is the implantation of the new heart, the change of the deepest values from which our acts and attitudes come. It is the change of the basic disposition, direction of the person.

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Justification

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God’s declaration of righteousness over a sinner at the moment of conversion. This puts the sinner in right relationship with God on the grounds of Jesus’ righteousness. It is forensic, relational, and complete.

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Sanctification

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  1. Set apart to God for service (positional)

2. Progressive ethical and moral conforming to Christ (conditional)

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Acceptance vs. Approval

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Acceptance (or membership) in the family of God does not depend in any way on my character or behavior. It depends totally on accepting his free gift through Jesus.
Approval (or maturity) in the family of God depends in part on my faithfulness in living out the life he has given me. He gives me his spirit, his body, and his encouragement to help me do this.

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New Covenant Spirituality

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If I stop and think, especially in community, and do what will make me most deeply happy, I will almost always do the right thing because I have a new heart that desires the things of God.

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Perseverance of the Saints vs. Perseverance of the Believer

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Those that God effectually calls will be kept by God to the end vs. The believer in Jesus who continues will be kept by the power of God

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State/Defend Redemptive Grace

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Common grace (Rom. 1; 2 Thess. 2) and
prevenient grace that allows all to make a decision for Christ.
God takes initiative in salvation (Gen. 3:9, 9; John 15:16).
Freedom to accept gospel implied in the command to convert (Rom. 2:4-11; Tit. 2:11; John 12:32).

What about John 6:44? Universal attraction, not limited dragging.

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State/Defend Sanctification

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New Covenant Spirituality
We are set apart for God’s service, which is true of us at conversion/justification (1 Cor. 1:30; Eph. 1:6).
But we are also being progressively purified in our Christian walk. There is a continuing conflict in the believer’s life (Gal. 5:16-17; 2 Pet. 1:), but we have had a heart change (Gal. 5; Ezek. 36). CAPP.
Holy Spirit gives new heart and provides help, but I must put off and put on.

What about Scripture saying our hearts are deceitful and wicked? That’s old man.

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State/Defend Perseverance

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John 10:26-30

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