Module 9 Flashcards
What did Paul mean about Jesus being the cornerstone?
Jesus was the cornerstone of the household of God that binds all of God’s children together.
This concept emphasizes the foundational role of Christ in the faith community.
Are we saved through works or grace?
We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by our own works.
This principle highlights that salvation is a gift from God and cannot be earned.
What was each part of the armor of Christ?
The parts of the armor of Christ are:
* Belt of truth
* Breastplate of righteousness
* Shoes of the gospel of peace
* Shield of faith
* Helmet of salvation
* Sword of the Holy Spirit
This armor symbolizes spiritual protection for believers.
What did Paul tell the Philippians about selfish gain?
Paul instructed them not to do anything for their selfish gain but to put others before themselves.
This reflects the Christian principle of humility and service.
What was Paul’s message about Epaphroditus?
Epaphroditus had nearly died for the work of Christ, and Paul urged the Philippians to honor him.
This emphasizes the dedication and sacrifice of fellow believers in the faith.
What did Paul express in his prayer for the Ephesians?
He prayed that they would receive spiritual strength and that Christ would live in them through faith.
This highlights the importance of spiritual growth and reliance on Christ.
Fill in the blank: Paul told the Ephesians that they must not carry themselves as other ________ did.
Gentiles
This indicates that Christians are called to a different standard of living.
True or False: Paul stated that believers should not let anger lead to sin.
True
This teaches the importance of managing emotions in a godly manner.
What should the Ephesians do with corrupting words?
They should not let corrupting words come from their mouths; only use words that build others up.
This emphasizes the power of words in building community and faith.
Fill in the blank: Paul used the example of a suit of armor to explain how to be strong in ________.
God
This metaphor illustrates the need for spiritual readiness and protection.
What was the purpose of Paul’s letter to the Philippians?
To encourage them to live in a manner worthy of the gospel and to strengthen their faith.
This reflects the pastoral concern Paul had for the growth of the church.
What did Paul want the Philippians to be filled with?
The fruit of righteousness from Christ.
This indicates the transformative effect of Christ in believers’ lives.
True or False: Paul was unhappy that some preached the gospel out of envy.
False
Paul was happy that Christ was being proclaimed regardless of the motives.
What does Paul say about living and dying in Christ?
Living is Christ and dying is gain.
This reflects the Christian perspective on life and death in the context of faith.
Fill in the blank: Paul urged the Ephesians to be renewed in the ________.
Holy Spirit
This emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in the transformation of believers.
What analogy did Paul use to describe the Christian life?
He compared it to a race, encouraging perseverance and focus on the goal.
This metaphor illustrates the commitment needed in the Christian journey.
What did Paul emphasize about the Ephesians’ past lives?
They were once dead in their sins but are now alive in Christ.
This highlights the transformative power of salvation.
What should Christians do with anger according to Paul?
They should not let their anger lead to sin and should not let the sun go down on their anger.
This encourages emotional control and reconciliation.
Fill in the blank: The Ephesians were to act in a manner worthy of their ________.
calling
This stresses the importance of living out one’s faith authentically.
