Vocabulary
What term means set apart?
Holy
Omnipresent
God is present everywhere at all times
what was Pastor Jared first action as Youth Pastor
Buring the couches
Who did God talk to from the burning bush
Exodus chapter 3
Moses
What is 1+1
2
What term relates to God's patience?
Longsuffering
Omnipotent
God is all powerful
When did Mr. Jared and Mrs. Abby get married
Dec 2nd 2023
Solomon
What Color is the Sky
blue
What is the term that describes traits only belonging to God?
incommunicable
Eternality
God has no beginning or end
Outside of Youth Ministry what is Mr. Jared and Mrs. Abigale's job
Teachers
Which of the Judges was under a Nazarite Vow
Samson
Red + Blue
Purple
What is the term that describes the traits that God possess and desires in us?
Communicable
Triune
God exist in trinity
Father, Son, Holy Spirit
What is the name of the Church where Pastor Jared was before Shiloh
Bethel Baptist (Jefferson Tx)
Which member of the Trinity resides in all believers at the point of conversion
The Holy Spirit
Who invented the lightbulb
Thomas Edison
The term that describes the unchanging nature of God
Hint: Heb 13:8
Immutability
Self-Existent
God depends on nothing for existence
"Think of ______ ...now think of ______"
Keanu Reeves , Jesus Christ
What two attributes of God are clearly (naturally) perceived by all men
hint: Romans 1:20
Eternal Power and Divine Nature
Define the terms "infralapsarianism," "sublapsarianism," and "supralapsarianism."
determine through reasoning where you would place your theological beliefs concerning the three.
Infralapsarianism:Infralapsarianism (“after the lapse”) puts God’s decrees in the following order: (1) God decreed the creation of mankind, (2) God decreed mankind would be allowed to fall into sin through their own self-determination, (3) God decreed to save some of the fallen, and (4) God decreed to provide Jesus Christ as the Redeemer. Infralapsarianism focuses on God allowing the fall and providing salvation. This is by far the majority Reformed (or Calvinistic) view.
Sublapsarianism:(“under the lapse”) is very similar to infralapsarianism, putting God’s decrees in the following order: (1) God decreed to create human beings, (2) God decreed to permit the fall, (3) God decreed to provide salvation sufficient to all, and (4) God decreed to choose some to receive this salvation. The only difference between infralapsarianism and sublapsarianism is whether God first decreed to provide salvation through Jesus Christ and then chose some to be saved, or vice-versa.
Supralapsarianism: (“before the lapse”) puts God’s decrees in the following order: (1) God decreed the election of some and the eternal condemnation of others, (2) God decreed to create those elected and eternally condemned, (3) God decreed to permit the fall, and (4) God decreed to provide salvation for the elect through Jesus Christ. Supralapsarianism focuses on God ordaining the fall, creating certain people for the sole purpose of being condemned, and then providing salvation for only those whom He had elected.