Atonement
What is our memory tool for atonement?
Sacrificial Payment
What is our memory tool for reconciliation? (Bonus: memory took for mediator)
hands and saying reconciliation. (adapter)
What is our memory tool for Justification?
"Just-if-I'd" never sinned
What is our memory tool for repentance?
U-turn
What is our memory tool for propitiation?
Spotify wrapped - satisfy wrath
What is atonement?
God sending His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross to pay the price for our sins.
What is reconciliation? (Bonus: what is a mediator)
God bringing us back into relationship with Him through Jesus.
What is Justification?
to be declared righteous before God
What is repentance?
to turn FROM sin and TO Jesus
What is Propitiation?
The act of Jesus appeasing/satisfying the wrath of God by His sacrifice on the cross.
What does the most basic greek root word for atonement mean?
to cover
How do we receive reconciliation to God?
Through Jesus only
According to Romans 6:23, how much does being justified cost? (Hint: "For the WAGES of sin is death but the...")
"... FREE gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."
Jesus message was a message of repentance. In Matthew 4:17 we see His first message as He starts His ministry: "Repent for the ________ ________ __________ is at hand!"
kingdom of heaven
What is God's wrath? (Hint: 2 key parts) (Bonus: How can God be love but have wrath?)
His just response to mans sin (Bonus: up to Nathan)
How do we accept atonement for our sins?
By being baptized into Jesus.
According to Matthew 5:21-26, biblical reconciliation is not just referred to as being brought back into relationship with God but also ______. (20 seconds)
Coming back into relationship with one another.
Acquittal. The judge looks at the defendant and finds him not guilty BECAUSE someone already paid the price for his crime.
Why is repentance important?
We must repent in order to receive salvation! Acts 3:19; 17:30; 20:21; 26:20
Why is Jesus the only thing that could be the propitiation for our sins? (Hint: 2 reasons, Hebrews 2:17-18)
He lived a perfect life with opportunity for sin and He was 100% God and 100% human.
In a court room (legal) setting, what would atonement be? (Hint: you are in prison and someone pays the price for you)
Bail
Explain the process of reconciliation (remember the diagram with the figures and black background). (Hint: starting point is man being created by God to be with Him)
Up to Nathan
Matthew 18:21-35 is the parable about the unforgiving servant. What does it teach us about how we handle others due to us being justified by God? (20 seconds)
Since God has forgiven us and justified us, we should forgive others.
The Bible does not support the idea of "once saved always saved" but instead shows us that we can fall away from our salvation. How does Acts 20:19-20 disprove "once saved always saved"? (Hint: check the ending)
The Gentiles were called to repent but also keep performing deeds to keep with their repentance. If there was nothing they could do to lose their salvation, they wouldn't have to keep doing good deeds to keep with their repentance.
All these words tie together in some way. How do they tie together and what food does Nathan compare it to (has said it multiple times in class).
They all show the deepness and complexity of SALVATION. Onion