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Bible 6 Unit 5
What are spiritual disciplines?
What does "immaterial" mean?
Bible 6 Unit 5
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What does "immaterial" mean?
. not having a physical form
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
a simple story relaying a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
a philosophical worldview that claims that all of reality is only physical,
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What are spiritual disciplines?
an earned characteristic of spritual growth, pursuing knowledge in Christ
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
activities we do, in cooperation with God, that help transform our souls
a simple story relaying a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
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Why did some people understand Jesus' parables and others did not?
both a (the red triangle) and c (the yellow cirlce)
Those who were not open to hearing the gospel could understand his parables
People who were open to hearing the truth could understand the parables
Those who resisted the truth could not understand Jesus' parables
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What does the path represent in the Parable of the Sower?
It represents a person who is fruitful.
It represents a person that grows shallow roots.
a person who lets the worries of the world distract him from God
someone whose heart is hardened by sin and is not open to the gospel.
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Why are parables an effective teaching tool?
they are simple stories that people can just enjoy as entertainment
They encourage people who are open to truth to ponder the deeper meaning
Put important truths into words and images that people can not relate to
The deeper meanings of parables is obvious to any who listen
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What are some examples of EXPERIENTIAL knowledge of God?
The testimony of how and why we personally chose Jesus
Philosophical truths about God
Our current walk with God- how we learn from God in our daily lives.
Basic truths in Scripture
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Which is NOT a reason to study apologetics?
It helps us make our faith our OWN, to know Jesus on a personal level
It prepares us to share the gospel with others confidently
It helps prepare us to defend our faith
It saves us; the only way to be saved in Jesus is if we study apologetics
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What book and chapter of the Bible can you find the parable of the sower?
Matthew 13
Colossians 4
John 15
Luke 12
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What was Jesus teaching in the parable of the sower?
that God’s Word yields different responses, depending on the hearer's heart
Jesus was highlighting the most crucial farming techniques.
there are usually eight responses to the gospel.
Jesus taught that you must be careful when you share the gospel.
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What can we put in our "apologetics toolbox" to help us develop proof for our faith?
Scripture and Prayer
extra biblical sources: biblical archeological finds and scientific study
Fasting
Nothing. Proof for Chrsitianity does not exist.
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What does the rocky ground represent in the Parable of the Sower?
a person who falls away when he experiences persecution; shallow roots.
a person who receives the gospel and is fruitful.
a person who trusts in the world and whose riches choke out the Word.
a person hardened by sin, and Satan snatches the seed of God’s Word
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What happens when we practice the spiritual disciplines?
We grow further and further away from God, until we lose our salvation
The only way to be saved from sin is if we practice spiritual disciplines
A pear or an apple spouts out of our hands
souls are transformed; we gain depth, we grow in Jesus, we produce fruit
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What is biblical "depth"?
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
activities we do, in cooperation with God, that help transform our souls
an earned characteristic of spiritual growth, pursuing knowledge in Christ
a simple story relaying a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
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What is propositional knowledge of God?
not having a physical form
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
a simple story relaying a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
a philosophical worldview that claims that all of reality is only physical
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What is naturalism?
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
a simple story relaying a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
a philosophical worldview that claims that all of reality is only physical
not having a physical form
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What is a parable?
the big ideas, or intellectual truths, about God and His kingdom
a simple story with a deeper spiritual truth that challenges the hearer
a philosophical worldview that claims that all of reality is only physical
not having a physical form
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What does the thorny ground represent in the Parable of the Sower?
Represents a person who receives the gospel and is fruitful
fall away when they experiences hard times because his roots are shallow
seem to receive the gospel but love the world more, which chokes the gospel
someone who is hardened by sin and are not open to the gospel
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What does the good soil represent?
A person who is well-fed
A person who understands God's Word, receives it, and bears fruit
A person who is initially excited with the gospel but doesn't understand it
A person who follows the world's ways
