Lesson One
What was the title of Lesson one?
What is Religion?
What was the title of Lesson two?
My Spirit, Soul, and Body
What is the reference verse for Lesson 2?
1 Thessalonians 5:23
What is Etymology?
The study of the origin of a word
There are two parts to a person; what are they?
1. The outer self (the flesh)
2. The inner self (the spirt and soul)
God is the Word. What verse tells us this? (2 verses, either is acceptable)
John 1:1-4
2 Timothy 3:16-17
What is the true meaning of religion?
To re-connect to God who has the highest teaching and eternal life
Explain the difference between the body, soul, and spirit.
1. Body-> the flesh (physical) that wastes away
2. Soul-> the life source of the body
3. Spirit-> the mindset and heart of a person
God shows Himself primarily through prophecy and fulfillment. What verse tells us this?
Deuteronomy 18:21-22
What originally disconnected us from God (and explain the story behind it)?
Sin. During the time of Adam and Eve, Adam and Eve sinned by disobeying the Word of God and thus causing sin to enter into the heart of man. God cannot dwell with sin, thus He had to disconnect from the hearts of man.
A spirit has two paths, heaven and hell. How is the spirit judged, and what determines where the spirit will go?
*Bonus for the reference verse
Judged by the Word of God and the teachings of Jesus (Rev. 20:12)
God is our spiritual Father. What 2 verses explains this?
Hebrews 12:9
Zechariah 12:1
What are the three qualifications of a true religion?
1. It must have a scripture with God's teaching
2. It must have evidence of a creator
3. It must have the full story of sin's origin and resolution
God is our spiritual Father, which means He has the authority to discipline and re-create us. Why does He need to do so?
*Hint: use Lesson 1 in your answer
Because after man was disconnected from God, our hearts are no longer pure (meaning it does not follow after God and His will). God re-creates the spirit so that connection can take place.
How do we keep our spirits clean?
By seeking God wholeheartedly, Psalms 119:1-2 or Psalms 119:9-10