Biblical Definitions
New birth, new life.
Regeneration
T or F? God's will is explicitly laid out in the Scriptures.
True
Jesus exercised the power of the Word when being tempted by this "individual."
Satan
Who is the model for the husband's headship?
Christ
T or F? Propitiation is the satisfaction of God's wrath.
True
Purchase, buy back, price paid.
Redemption
Peter's nearness to Christ is described in this tax collector's account of the life of Christ.
Matthew
This doctrinal principle states that God's word is without error.
Inerrancy
T or False? Mutual submission means that both the husband and the wife are fighting for the top position.
False
This kind of truth is absolute and can be found in God's word. It's not subjective.
Objective
Declared righteous, not guilty.
Justification
Jesus will lead His people, depicted as this creature, because they know His voice.
Sheep
The second letter of this Apostle describes God's word as sufficient for faith and conduct.
Peter
What is one word that would embody the essence of Biblical leadership? Like Christ to the Church.
Love
The Holy Spirit will show us that we are God's children by using this principle that "lights" the way and shows us truth.
Illumination
The legal crediting of Jesus’s perfect righteousness to believers by faith for justification.
Imputation
This most offensive name is for a person who does not know what the will of the Lord is.
Fool
Hebrews 4 portrays the Word as this device. En garde!
Sword
This is the science of interpreting Scripture.
Hermeneutics
Covering by blood.
Atonement
Punishment owed for a crime, He suffered, in our place, a punishment to satisfy God's law.
Penal Substitution
Biblically speaking, yielding to the Holy Spirit is this... some charismatics focus too much on this "experience."
Filled
This parable of Jesus describes the sufficiency of the Word for salvation. These two men were the focal point.
The rich man and Lazarus
Jesus did this according to Philippians 2. The kenosis. There was nothing left.
Emptied
This view of salvation claims that no one can enjoy assurance and that one could lose their salvation. How alARMing!
Arminian