Multiple Choice 2 Flashcards
(31 cards)
Which is the best translation of Acts 2:38 below?
“Into” remission of sins
How are we moved from the position of sinful to having sins remitted?
Baptism
Does the resurrection just point to a future physical resurrection?
No, new life in the Spirit
If not (see 117) how does Christ’s resurrection apply to us in this life?
The promise of New Life in the Spirit
In what key verse does Peter set forth the salvation experience?
Acts 2:38
What does Peter show in this passage (see 119)?
How to identify with death, burial, and resurrection of Christ
How does one become theologically “hid in Christ?”
Repentance, Baptism, and Holy Ghost
What is the difference between the titles “Holy Ghost” and “Holy Spirit?”
No difference
The term Holy Ghost most frequently refers to what?
God’s activity among and in humanity
What does the terms “baptized with the Holy Ghost” and “filled with the Spirit” mean?
Both describe the initial experience of receiving the Spirit of God to dwell in ones life
Are these terms contradictory (see 124)?
No
Can one be “filled with the Holy Ghost” after initial salvation?
Yes
What does it mean for a saint to be “filled with the Spirit?”
The same as being baptized with the Holy Ghost
What can the phrase “filled with the Spirit” mean according to Scripture?
To walk after the Spirit
Is there a difference between the baptism of the Spirit and all Old Testament experiences with
God?
Yes
How did the presence of God work with the OT saints?
“Moved on”
What must we do after being baptized in the Spirit?
Seek to be renewed continually by submitting to the leading of the Spirit
Is Spirit baptism a second or third “work of grace” or an experience after conversion?
No
Does the witness of Church history hurt us as Apostolic Pentecostals?
No, help us
What must all doctrines concerning salvation be based on?
Scripture
What doctrinal bias of modern church historians might cause them misread Church history?
They interpret from the perspective of their own beliefs
What doctrinal bias of ancient church writers may cause people today to misread history?
Distort or misinterpret the views of their doctrinal opponents
Do all existing documents from antiquity reflect the views of the average believer of that time
period?
No
What affect does the notion “History is written by the victors” have on the record of Church
history?
Many who opposed officially accepted doctrines were persecuted so that they had little opportunity to leave adequate written record for their beliefs.