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Test #3 Flashcards

1
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Chapter 8 of Hebrews suggests what?

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A superior (better) ministry and a (better) covenant

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T/F The better covenant is the “New Covenant”

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True

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What word means seated, the work is finished, completed?

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Set

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What word means supremely exalted?

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Right hand

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What are the 3 functions of ministry of the New Covenant?

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1) A priest is to offer sacrifices
2) Jesus Christ is a priest
3) Jesus must have something to offer

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What is the location of ministry of the New Covenant?

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Heavenly, it is not earthly

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T/F Jesus now serves in a more excellent ministry which is based on a better covenant?

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True

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T/F The better covenant does NOT contain better promises?

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False

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9
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Fill in the blank: Proof of superiority = ________?

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Better promises

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10
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What are the 5 characteristics of the Old Covenant Sanctuary?

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1) Described as earthly
2) It was a pattern
3) It was inaccessible
4) It was temporary
5) It was eternal

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What are the 5 characteristics of the New Covenant Sanctuary?

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1) Described as heavenly
2) It was an effectual
3) Priceless sacrifice
4) Represents fulfillment
5) Represents completion

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What were the 2 reasons the Old System sacrifices were incomplete?

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1) They were not only temporary by design
2) They could not remove sin

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What are the 3 reasons the Old System could NOT remove sin?

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1) To reflect the reality of that which it was a shadow of
2) To remind the people of sin and its penalty
3) To provide the people a covering for sin (not removal)

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What are the 3 reasons that Christ’s sacrifices were complete?

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1) God did not delight in sacrifices apart from obedient hearts
2) Reflects God’s eternal will
3) Replaces the old system (Christ’s sacrifice contrasted to the Mosaic sacrifices

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15
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The efficacy of Christ’s sacrifice did what?

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It removed sin

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16
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What are the 7 contrast between the unfinished Mosaic priest and the finished redemptive work of Christ?

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1) Many priests - One
2) Always stood - Sat down
3) Daily - One day
4) Continually ministering - Only one sacrifice
5) Often times same sacrifices - One
6) Repetition not lasting (temporary) - Forever (permanent)
7) Animals never take away sin - Sins were completely taken away

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What were 3 conclusions about the superior sacrifice?

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1) Christ’s sacrifice fulfills the promise of the New Covenant
2) This is a reaffirmation of the enactment of the New Covenant
3) The new sacrifice is central to the New Covenant

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18
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What is the fourth warning found in the Book of Hebrews?

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Disobedience/Disobedience to the Word of God

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19
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The sincere invitation had what phrase with it?

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LET US

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20
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What 3 things indicate that we are drawing near?

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1) A true heart
2) Being in full assurance
3) Having our hearts sprinkled and bodies washed

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What does it mean to have our hearts sprinkled?

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Inward conscience

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22
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What does it mean to have our bodies washed?

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Outward behavior

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23
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What 2 things indicate that we are holding fast?

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1) Without wavering
2) God is faithful

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24
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What are the 3 components of the solemn exhortation?

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1) There remaineth no more sacrifice for sins
2) It brings greater judgment
3) It is rejected of God

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25
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What are the sacrifices for the 3 types of sin?

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1) Ignorance (did not fully know)
2) Omission (did not do)
3) Defilement (contaminated by sin)

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26
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What is the summary confirmation of Hebrews 10:32-39?

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1) God gives the alternative to living in sin - just live by faith
2) Three times this Old Testament verse is used in the New Testament

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27
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What are the 3 passages of Scripture that show us that we need to live by faith in the NT?

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1) Romans 1:17
2) Galatians 3:11
3) Hebrews 10:38

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28
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What is Hebrews chapters 1-10 all about?

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Doctrine/Teachings

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29
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What is Hebrews chapters 11-13 all about?

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Duty/Applications

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30
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What is Hebrews 11 about?

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Vital Faith

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31
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What is Hebrews 12 about?

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Genuine Hope

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32
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What is Hebrews 13 about?

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Compassionate Love

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33
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What are the 2 parts of the nature of faith?

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1) The object of faith
2) The outworking of faith

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34
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What is the object of faith?

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Its confidence/the confidence of what it is placed in

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35
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What is the inward reality; that which gives support?

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Substance

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36
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What is the outworking of faith?

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A conviction

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37
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What is an outward response to faith?

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Evidence

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38
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What are the 2 parts of the evidence of faith?

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1) Faith makes certain
2) Faith makes visible; manifest that which is yet “not seen”

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39
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What is the ultimate illustration of Biblical Faith?

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Creation

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40
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Who are the testimonies of Biblical Faith for us?

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Elders

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41
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What are the 11 demonstrations of faith at work in Hebrews 11:4-40?

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1) Worshipping faith
2) Walking faith
3) Working faith
4) Parting faith
5) Patient faith
6) Sacrificing faith
7) Faith while facing death
8) Faith fears no enemy
9) What faith accepts
10) What faith rejects
11) Faith overcomes obstacles

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42
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Who displayed worshipping faith?

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Abel

43
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Who displayed walking faith?

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Enoch

44
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Who displayed working faith?

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Noah

45
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Who displayed parting faith?

A

Abraham

46
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Who displayed patient faith?

A

Abraham

47
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Who displayed sacrificing faith?

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Abraham

48
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Who displayed faith while facing death?

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1) Isaac
2) Jacob
3) Joseph

49
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Who displayed faith that fears no enemies?

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Amram and Jochebed

50
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Who displayed what faith accepts?

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Moses

51
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What does faith reject?

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1) World’s prestige
2) World’s pleasure
3) World’s plenty
4) World’s pressures

52
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What 3 things did Moses accept in faith?

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1) Identification with slaves
2) The pain of suffering
3) Ultimate spiritual reward

53
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Moses chose identification with slaves rather than of?

A

Royalty

54
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Moses chose the pain of suffering rather than of?

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The pleasures of sin

55
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Moses chose the ultimate spiritual reward rather than?

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Immediate earthly rewards

56
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Who displayed the faith overcomes obstacles?

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1) Joshua
2) Rehab

57
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Who were the 6 other faith heroes in Hebrews 11?

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1) Gideon
2) Barak
3) Samson
4) Jephthah
5) David
6) Samuel

58
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T/F Faith is very practical and it enables one to do something?

A

True

59
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What 4 things does faith being very practical enable one to do?

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1) Understand what God does
2) See what others cannot see
3) Do what others cannot do
4) Succeed to His glory

60
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What 3 things does running the race included?

A

1) Look around at the winners
2) Look to yourself
3) Look at the Lord

61
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What is needed in order to look at yourself?

A

Personal evaluation and preparation

62
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What 2 things are included in personal evaluation and preparation?

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1) Laying aside every weight
2) Identifying the sin that is causing you to fall

63
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What are the 4 components of enduring the discipline in Hebrews 12?

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1) The perils of discipline
2) Two proofs of discipline from the Lord
3) The product of discipline
4) The purposes of discipline

64
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What are the 2 things we are not supposed to do in the perils of discipline?

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1) Despise not the chastening of the Lord
2) Not faint when thou art rebuked by Him

65
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What 4 things does despising the chastening of the Lord look like?

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1) Causes us to become callus to God and His Word
2) Causes us to complain
3) Causes us to question
4) Causes us to be careless

66
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What are the 2 proofs of the discipline from the Lord?

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1) Discipline proves the Lord’s love
2) Discipline proves the believer’s sonship

67
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What are the 3 products of discipline?

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1) Life
2) Holiness
3) Peaceful fruit of righteousness

68
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What are the 3 purposes of discipline?

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1) Correction
2) Prevention
3) Education

69
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What is the outworking of the divine law of sowing and reaping?

A

Correction

70
Q

What is the restrictions and limits to protect from harm?

A

Prevention

71
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What instructs for better service?

A

Education

72
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What are the 2 conclusions from Hebrews 12?

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1) While others are fearful, we should and can be confident
2) We have a secure hope

73
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Hebrews 13 talks about what?

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The Power of Love in Christ

74
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What are the 6 social responsibilities from Hebrews 13?

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1) Brotherly love
2) Hospitality
3) Concern
4) Home
5) Contentment
6) Steadfastness

75
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What 2 things does brotherly love include?

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1) Giving preference to one another in honor
2) Implies prayer, advancement, development, and growth

76
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What 2 things does hospitality include?

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1) Being concerned and caring for strangers
2) Remembering those who are in bonds and suffering

77
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What does being concern mean?

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Being sympathetic; getting involved with those who have needs

78
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What does having contentment mean?

A

Right relationships to material things

79
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What does steadfastness?

A

Trusting God alone

80
Q

What are the 3 parts of spiritual responsibilities?

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1) Spiritual leadership
2) Worship
3) Our Shepherd

81
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What does spiritual leadership indicate?

A

Submission

82
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What 3 things does spiritual leadership require?

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1) Remembering them
2) Obeying them
3) Saluting them

83
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What are the 2 components of worship?

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1) The basis of true worship
2) The expression of true worship

84
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What is the expression of true worship?

A

Sacrifice

85
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What is sacifice?

A

giving unto the Lord

86
Q

What are the 3 components of the sacrifice of praise?

A

1) Time
2) Money
3) Body

87
Q

What are the 3 aspects of our shepherd?

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1) Good shepherd
2) Great shepherd
3) Chief shepherd

88
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What does the good shepherd indicate?

A

His identity

89
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What does the great shepherd indicate?

A

His personality

90
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What does the chief shepherd indicate?

A

His sovereignty

91
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What is the fifth warning in the Book of Hebrews?

A

Defying/the tragedy of not running the race well

92
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What are the 3 aspects of building up in Hebrews 12?

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1) Practice spirituality
2) Portray spirituality
3) Purse spirituality

93
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What does practicing spirituality mean?

A

Working at being spiritual

94
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Fill in the blank: Practice makes ________ (not perfect)?

A

Permanent

95
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What 2 things does portraying spirituality mean?

A

1) Making straight paths
2) Being disciplined

96
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What does purse mean?

A

To follow after, run in order to catch up

97
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What 2 things does pursing spirituality include?

A

1) Peace
2) Holiness

98
Q

What is a positive state of good relationships?

A

Peace

99
Q

What is to be like God, separate from sin and evil?

A

Holiness

100
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What 3 things does being in a spiritual condition in order to prevent include?

A

1) Falling short of the grace of God
2) Any root of bitterness springing up
3) Any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau

101
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What does it mean to be in a spiritual condition in order to prevent?

A

Looking diligently means to be looking carefully, watchful, and on-guard

102
Q

What are the 3 aspects of God’s grace?

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1) Redemptive grace
2) Preserving grace
3) Growing grace

103
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What is the conclusion made at the end of the fifth warning passage?

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Through the five progressive warnings, the believer is exhorted and encouraged to rightly respond to the Word of God

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