Vocabulary
This term describes the study of salvation.
Soteriology.
Before we are saved, we are all born as _____ of God.
Enemies (Romans 5:10)
Before Paul became a Christian, he worked as this.
A pharisee.
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
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)
Although a physical nation of Israel exists, a _______ nation of Israel also exists, of which all believers are members.
spiritual
This happened to Paul while he was on the road to Damascus.
Paul was blinded by Christ.
God hated this brother but loved this brother.
Esau and Jacob
This term can sometimes be used to describe intimacy between two people.
know
These are the five stages of salvation according to Paul.
Foreknow, predestine, called, justified, glorified
Ananias
Jacob and Esau were the son of this biblical figure.
Isaac.
This term is a synonym for "intervene" and is often used to describe how Christ intervenes on our behalf.
intercede
This bible verse explains the existence of apostates.
1 John 2:19
In Romans 7, Paul describes how he is torn between serving these two laws, hinting at his internal struggle as a Christian.
Esau gave up his birthright to Isaac for this
stew
This term refers to the believer's reception of the Holy Spirit as a taste of the future glory to come. It is also sometimes used to refer to the resurrection of Christ. (Hint: the term has an agricultural background).
This doctrine describes how genuine believers will never be torn away from salvation.
Perseverance of the Saints
In Romans 9, Paul confesses that he is sometimes tempted to abandon Christ for the acceptance of this group of people.
The Israelites
Jacob and Esau became the patriarchs of these two peoples respectively.
Israelites and Edomites