Key Terms
An instantaneous legal act of God in which he declares his people right by grace through faith.
The progressive work of God in a Christian that makes them more like Jesus
What is sanctification?
Calling --> _______
What is justification?
Gives us many good ______
Stage 2
What is increases through life?
The view that freedom from conscious sin is possible in this life as a Christian.
What is perfectionism?
An act of God whereby he makes us part of his family
What is adoption?
Sanctification --> _____
What is glorification?
God ______ us
What is love?
Stage 3
What is completed at death?
Righteousness that God actually puts into us and that changes us internally. RCC view.
What is infused righteousness?
Order of salvation
What is ordo salutis?
What is sanctification?
He gives us the
Stage 1
What is beginning at regeneration?
This term is used to describe justification as being a legal declaration by God that in itself does not change our internal nature or character.
What is forensic?
Foreknowledge -->
What is predestination?
God ________ us as his children
What is discipline?
1-2 ordinary means of grace
What is Word and Prayer?
A belief that the Jewish people at the time of Christ considered themselves to be God's people not because they obeyed the Mosaic laws but because of God's election and grace. They obeyed to 'stay in.'
Covenantal Nomism
Predestination -->
What is calling?
We are all ________ of one family
What are members?
3 ordinary means of grace
What is sacrament/ordinances/baptism and the Lord's Supper