U6 L8 The Message: First John Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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When was John’s first Epistle (1 John) written?

A

AD 90 to 95

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2
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What is the theme in 1 John?

A

fellowship Christians can have with the Father and Son

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3
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How is Fellowship with God and His Son made possible?

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Incarnation

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4
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Did the Gnostics accept Incarnation and believe the body of Christ was real?

A

no

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5
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What are the 3 things believers had done that John gives proof of the incarnation of Christ?

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  • we heard
  • we have seen
  • we handled
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6
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To have fellowship with God, where must the believer walk in?

A

the light

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7
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What does light imply?

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  • perfection
  • wisdom
  • ability to see clearly
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What does darkness imply?

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  • imperfection
  • ignorance
  • blindness
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9
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If we say that we have fellowship with God, wan walk in darkness, we ()

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lie

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10
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What are the two results of walking in the light?

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  • we have fellowship with one another

- Jesus Christ’s blood cleanses us from all sin

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11
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Who may have fellowship in darkness?

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man with man

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12
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Who can walk together in the light?

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God and Man

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13
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To walk in darkness is to live in ()

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sin

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14
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If we say that we have (), we () ourselves, and () is not in us

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no sin, deceive, the truth

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15
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What did the Gnostics deny they had and needed?

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  • had sin

- denied they needed a Savior

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16
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What does every man need?

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  • Savior
  • good news, or Gospel
  • Jesus Christ is the Savior
17
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John writes, If we confess our sins, he is () and () to forgive our sins, and to cleanse us from all ()

A

faithful, just, unrighteousness

18
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What are the two components of confession?

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  • our confession (we confess our sins)

- God’s forgiveness (He will forgive)

19
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As soon as a Christian recognizes they have sinned, what should they do?

A

confess their sins wherever they are

20
Q

What are the 3 ways of abiding in Christ?

A
  • faith
  • love
  • obedience
21
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What are the 3 ways in which Satan keeps sin in the world?

A
  • influencing hearts of his children
  • leading them into transgression/sin
  • persuading others they cannot be saved form their sins
22
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What is Sin in 1 John 3:4 defined as?

A

transgression of the law

23
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What was John Wesley’s definition of sin?

A

it is a voluntary act or willful transgression of a known law

24
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Sin is more an () than an (), but the () will often result in an ()

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attitude, act

25
What does unpremeditated mean?
done without plan or forethought
26
What does advocate mean?
- one who speaks/writes in support of another | - a lawyer
27
What is propitiation?
Reconciliation of God and man by means of Christ's life and death
28
John states that God will forgive man if he sins after he becomes a ()
Christian
29
John appeals to God's () and () as a primary condition of the confessing sinner's forgiveness and cleansing
faithfulness, righteousness
30
Christ is the () for our sins
propitiation
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Through confession, the believer acknowledges what?
their sins and helplessness