Acts 1 & 2
The Creation and the Fall
What is the Creation and the Fall?
Redemption Initiated, Redemption Complicated, and Redemption Predicted
What is Act 3?
Redemption Accomplished
What is Act 4?
Redemption Applied
What is Act 5?
Redemption Completed
What is Act 6?
The Devil
Who was the Serpent?
An agreement between two parties that involves both rights and responsibilities.
What is a covenant?
Gospels
What are the primary texts for acts 4?
Acts and Epistles
What are the primary texts for acts 5?
Revelation
What are the primary texts for acts 6?
An act of unbelief, a desire for autonomy, an act of irresponsibility, and an act of rebellion.
What was the nature of sin?
The Sabbath
What is the sign of the Mosaic covenant?
The Gospel, Prophetic fulfillment, and The Kingdom of God.
What are the themes reflected in act 4?
Old English for “good news”; the message of Jesus’s saving work and God’s present Kingdom
What is the gospel?
We will eventually see God’s face.
What does act 6 say regarding how we were driven from God's presence?
The orthodox Christian belief that Adam’s first sin corrupted the nature of his descendants, leading to humanity’s present propensity toward committing sin.
What is the Doctrine of Original Sin?
The first gospel, or God’s first promise of coming redemption through Jesus Christ.
What is protoevangelium?
Renew, restore, redeem, and reconcile
What are the re’s?
The Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures
What is the Septuagint?
The first three chapters and the last three chapters
What chapters in the Bible show parallels?
The woman would experience pain during childbirth, men and the woman would experience frustration in their relationship, and the ground would rebel.
What were the consequences of sin?
Relationship, nationhood, seed, land, and blessings to others.
What did the Abrahamic covenant involve?
The Sermon on The Mount.
What journey did Jesus go through that is parallel to Isreal’s journey through Mount Sinai?
We have the role of bearing the image of Christ, we have been engrafted into the descendants of the Royal Dynasty of God’s people.
What place do we have in the Metanarrative?
God comes to us “tabernacling” among us
Why don't we go to God at the end of all things?