Vocabulary
Concepts
Paul
Old Testament References
100

These two words form an acronym that describe a period of time before the birth of Christ.

Before Christ (BC)

100

These are the five stages of salvation according to Paul.

Foreknow, predestine, called, justified, glorified

100

Before Paul became a Christian, he worked as this.

A pharisee.

100

Israel was split into these two kingdoms during the time from which Paul quotes in Romans 1:17

Israel in the north and Judah in the South

200

This term describes the study of salvation.

Soteriology.

200

Salvation is not guaranteed by these two things.

Race or works

200

Paul often quotes these to prove his point.

Old Testament Scriptures

200

God hated this brother but loved this brother.

Esau and Jacob

300

These two fundamental doctrines are the reason why the Protestants protested the Catholic church. (Hint: they are Latin words)

Sola Fide (faith alone) and Sola Scriptura (scriptures alone)

300

Salvation comes to people according to this alone.

The will of God

300

When Paul first started preaching, many Christians and non-Christians disbelieved him for this reason.

He used to persecute Christians.

300

Jacob and Esau were the grandsons of this Biblical figure.

Abraham.

400

This Latin term means "Year of Our Lord"

Anno Domini

400
Paul compares God's right to create some people for glory and some for destruction to this analogy/metaphor.
The potter and his clay.
400

In Romans 9, Paul confesses that he is sometimes tempted to abandon Christ for the acceptance of this group of people.

The Israelites

400

Jacob and Esau became the patriarchs of these two peoples respectively.

Israelites and Edomites

500

These two cities were destroyed by God in the book of Genesis for the sin of sexual immorality.

Sodom and Gomorrah

500

In Romans 9:33, Paul combines two verses from Isaiah to explain that Christ is these two things.

A stumbling block and a cornerstone.

500

Paul uses this type of argument to counter counterarguments that he anticipates.

Rhetorical question / hypothetical question

500

God commanded Hosea to marry a prostitute for this reason.

To represent the infidelity of the Jewish people.
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