Systematic Theology 9th Grade Bible Class Test 1

Systematic Theology is organized by ___, each fitting together in a consistent way.

The basic reason for doing systematic theology

Which is NOT one of the benefits of God's Words in Written Form?

In Systematic Theology, Summaries of Biblical Teachings will be Much More Accurate and Precise to Avoid ___ and ___.

A study of how Christians in different time periods have understood various theological topics

Human words, spoken in ordinary human language by ordinary human beings, but still completely God’s authoritative words

Systematic Theology must study each doctrine of the Bible in relation to the other doctrines. This is known as having __

Systematic Theology has much more ___ than most Christians in daily life (according to the class slides)

A benefit of God's written Word: Much more ___ preservation of God's Word for subsequent generations

A benefit of God's written Word: Much more ___ to many more people than oral tradition

Which is NOT a common objection to doing systematic theology

Considered to be God’s own words, even though they are recorded mostly by human beings and always in human language

Which is not listed as one of the 6 ways that we should approach systematic theology?

"All Scripture is ___, and is profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness."

Has significant impact on thinking about other doctrines, or has a significant impact on how we live the Christian life

Providing a defense of the truthfulness of the Christian faith for the purpose of convincing unbelievers

Hearing God's very voice; To disbelieve or disobey any of these words would have been to disbelieve or disobey God

"What the whole Bible teaches us today about some particular topic"; The result of doing systematic theology

Systematic Theology treats ___ relevant Bible passages for a particular topic.

Which form of God's Word is the primary focus of Systematic Theology?

Which is not one of the 5 Solas of the Reformation?

A word of God that causes something to happen

Answers: "What does the whole Bible teach us about acts, attitudes, and character traits that receive God's approval?"

Organizes topics of the Bible historically and in the order presented in the Bible

Has very little impact on how we think about other doctrines, and very little impact on how we live the Christian life

A benefit of God's written Word: Gives opportunity for repeated inspection, which leads to more complete ___.

When did God's words, as spoken through human lips, cease to be spoken?

Who is The Word of God?

Any study that answers the question, "What does the whole Bible teach us today" about any given topic

Studying theological topics largely without use of the Bible, using the methods of philosophical reasoning and observing

Which is NOT a benefit of systematic theology?