Vocabulary
This theological term describes the study of salvation.
Soteriology
This person was the first representative of humanity and cast all of creation into a state of sin.
Adam
As a former pharisee, Paul spent his time doing this to Christians.
Persecution
When explaining the sovereignty of God, Paul uses this person in Exodus as an example of God hardening one's heart.
Pharoh
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)
Because of humanity's default sinful nature, everyone is born as this.
Enemies of God
Paul was healed from his blindness by this man.
Ananias
In Genesis, God told Rebekah "the older shall serve the younger" in reference to these two people. (You must get the older and younger right).
Jacob (Younger) and Esau (Older)
This term is used to reference anyone who is not a Jew.
Gentile
God's mercy is given not according to human effort or human will but according to this.
The will of God
In Romans 7, Paul describes how he is torn between serving these two laws, hinting at his internal struggle as a Christian.
The law of God and the law of sin.
Paul quotes from this prophetic book of the Old Testament to show God's anger against the Jews and calling of the Gentiles.
Hosea
This term describes a characteristic of God by which He gives appropriate punishment to sinners.
Justice / justness
Paul uses this analogy to describe God's right to create some men for good purposes and some men for destruction.
The potter and the clay
Paul explains that he is tempted to give up his salvation for this group of people.
The Israelites / Jews
These two rulers of Northern Israel were worshippers of Baal and brought sin into Israel.
King Ahab and Queen Jezebel
This term describe a characteristic of God by which He shows underserved kindness towards His chosen people.
Mercy
God allows evil to persist in the world for this reason.
To demonstrate His power
Hypothetical question / rhetorical question
This man was sent by God to slay Ahab and Jezebel but also sinned against God in the process.
Jehu