Soteriology
What does the Greek work 'logos' mean?
Study/Word
True/False: The origins of substitutionary atonement cannot be traced back to various biblical passages.
False
What is Propitiation?
This concept refers to the act of appeasing God's wrath or anger.
In which of the apostles' writings is the concept of justification prominent?
Apostle Paul
What does the Greek work 'Soteria' mean?
Salvation
True/False: Jesus took upon himself the punishment that humanity deserved for their sins.
True
True/False: Jesus' death does not serve the purpose of propitiation.
False
Recite Romans 5 vs 1
Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ
What scripture verse was highlighted for the soteriology concept?
Acts 4 vs 12
Name one Old Testament scripture highlighted in the presentation that speaks about atonement.
Isaiah 53:5-6 or 2 Corinthians 5:21.
What is Expiation?
The removal or cleansing of sin
How have we been adopted in the family of God
Through believing and accepting Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour
What is Soteriology
The theological study of salvation, focusing on the means by which individuals are saved and the nature of salvation itself.
Explain the concept of Substitutionary Atonement
Jesus acted as a substitute for humanity, bearing the penalty of sin and reconciling humans to God.
What is the difference between expiation and propitiation?
Expiation emphasizes the removal of sin through a payment of the penalty, while propitiation emphasizes the appeasement or turning away of God's wrath from us
What is justification?
the act of God declaring a sinner righteous based on their faith in Jesus Christ