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Name two Bible heroes who were willing to give up their salvation if it meant saving others.
1. Moses 2. Paul 3. (Jesus)
100
Explain Mr. Timms' Tomato Plant Story and why it matters.
God can take what is totally broken away from Him and can make it grow again.
100
Who establishes the authorities in your life?
God does.
100
How does Pastor Nelson define the terms "Conservative" and "Liberal?"
Conservative - they don't do what I do. Liberal - they do what I don't do.
100
Where did people meet for church in the first century?
In homes.
200
Salvation is for everyone. But what painful irony exists between Gentiles and Jews concerning salvation?
The Gentiles weren't looking for salvation, but received it anyway. While the Jews were looking for salvation, but missed the point.
200
Give two examples of how you know Jesus did not reject His people (the Jews).
1. Paul 2. Nicodemus (Pharisee) 3. Joseph of Arimathea (Pharisee)
200
If you are doing the speed limit, why don't you fear getting a speeding ticket?
Rulers hold no terror for those who do right.
200
How does Paul define the terms "Conservative" and "Liberal"?
Conservative - Weak (more strict in faith) Liberal - Strong (more open in faith)
200
What does it mean to practice hospitality?
Caring for visiting members or guests. (Introducing yourself; inviting them over for lunch; etc.)
300
Why does Paul make the statement that preachers are needed today?
Because the faith of people is increased by hearing the message.
300
Explain the concept of grafting.
Draw and LABEL a picture of the process for full credit. (Need to label scion and stock; and have at least two sketches to illustrate the process)
300
Summarize God's Law.
Love God and love your neighbor as yourself.
300
What advice does Paul give to the conservatives?
1. Refrain from judging others. 2. Follow your convictions.
300
How did early Christians greet each other?
With a holy kiss.
400
Paul sees Israel riddled with problems. They are terribly broken. Why doesn't he give up on them?
Because there is never an excuse to give up on anyone.
400
What does the word "therefore" work as a transition in Paul's writings?
It transitions the reader from the statement of an idea to the practical application of that idea.
400
Define an unjust law.
A law that directly contradicts the Law of God. (Daniel 3)
400
What advice does Paul give to the liberals?
1. Welcome conservatives without scorn. 2. You should give up legitimate rights for the sake of the conservatives.
400
What is the only appropriate response to God's grace?
A response of faith in God, demonstrated through love for others.
500
Give evidence that God is not arbitrary.
God never intends for anyone to be lost. Anyone can be saved by faith though grace. Christ is at the center of God's unchanging Law.
500
What is the number one way to overcome evil?
You overcome evil with good.
500
What are you supposed to do when a civil government goes against God's Law?
When an unjust law is passed, as a citizen you have the responsibility to respond through civil disobedience.
500
What advice does Paul give to both Liberals and Conservatives?
1. Recognize people are in different places in their walks with God. 2. It is your responsibility to understand others and adapt to them.
500
What kind of role did women play in the Early Christian Church?
They played an important role. (As compared to how most women were treated in the 1st Century.)