What did God promise the Israelites if they didn't keep their obligations to the Mosaic covenant?

they would be cursed (specifically that they would be exiled from the land)

the new testament church is

group of believers assembled together and who are committed to one another

What was God's response to the first thing Noah did after he got off the ark?

he was pleased and promised to never again curse the ground

the ongoing process of lovingly calling one another out of sin and into holiness

biblical accountability and discipline

God the Sons role in our sanctification is that

he earned our sanctification for us and our best example of sanctification

Abraham struggled with doubt but believed Gods promise and is an example of faith what does this say about doubt & faith

people of great faith can sometimes have doubts

What were the consequences if these conditions werent met?

he would be punished with the rod and with floggings

God the Holy Spirits role in our sanctification is

he works in us to change us and make us more holy

Regardless of the consequences, what does God promise?

that his love would never be taken away from the Davidic king

What was the result of the previous question?

they were exiled into Assyria and Baylon

Why did David want to build this for God?

God lives in a tent & David lives in a cedar house, which didn't seem right

What did God, Moses, and Joshua know was going to happen?

the Israelites would fail to keep the covenant and be exiled from the land

What could this ceremony mean?

that God would certainly fulfill the covenant

What is the commitment God promised to uphold in the Noahic covenant?

he will never again destroy the whole earth with a flood

Who does God make the Noaic covenent with?

Noah and his descendants and every living creature

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a visible specific group of believers in Christ who regularly meet together in one place for worship
the church as an organism
the local church
the church as an institution
the universal church
2
the people of God coming together and doing the things they do together only in the ways that God has instructed
biblical leadership
biblical mission
biblical membership
biblical worship
3
santification has a definate begining point
False
True
4
What did God promise the Israelites if they didn't keep their obligations to the Mosaic covenant?
that he would make a golden calf and make them worship it to punish them
that he would kill them all before they reached the age of 40
that he would sweep their sins under the rug
they would be cursed (specifically that they would be exiled from the land)
5
the new testament church is
a building where Christians meet
where two or three are gathered together in the name of Jesus
group of believers assembled together and who are committed to one another
6
What was God's response to the first thing Noah did after he got off the ark?
he took Noah straight to heaven without dying
he cursed Noah
he was pleased and promised to never again curse the ground
he struck Noah down
7
What does the Bible early on depict as the way to be saved?
it doesn't matter because in the end, God saves everyone
by faith, not by good works
doing good
by being related physically to Abraham
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At what moment is sanctification complete
at the moment of glorification
at the moment of justification
9
What does God promise will endure forever?
the kingdom of the Davidic king
all of the above
the throne of the davidic king
the house of the Davidic king
10
What did God promise would happen in Davids lifetime?
that God would establish a house for him
he would make his name great
all of the above
he would have rest from his enemies
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santification is measured in weeks and months and not years and decades
False
True
12
when God forgives our sins, he declares that we no longer have to pay any penalty for our sins including our future sins
True
False
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the ongoing process of lovingly calling one another out of sin and into holiness
biblical giving
biblical accountability and discipline
biblical discipleship
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Which if these is NOT a focus of the local church
fellowship
discipleship
baptism
evangelism
15
Were the Israelites allowed to ask for/have a king?
yes
no
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the church gathered (on Sunday and other specified meeting times)
the church as an organism
the local church
the universal church
the church as an institution
17
What were the kings not allowed to accumulate many of?
Servants
houses
children
wives
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Which one of these has to do with our legal standing before God?
glorification
justification
sanctification
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God the Sons role in our sanctification is that
he works in us to change and make us more holy
he earned our sanctification for us and our best example of sanctification
he disciplines us as children
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Abraham struggled with doubt but believed Gods promise and is an example of faith what does this say about doubt & faith
any amount of doubt means you have no faith
people of great faith can sometimes have doubts
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What part of Gods promise did Abraham doubt in genesis 15:1-3
all of the above
descendants
that through him all people would be saved
land
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What were the consequences if these conditions werent met?
a child would rule over the country
a woman would rule over the country
he would be punished with the rod and with floggings
the kingdom would be taken and given to another king
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What two things does this coventant with Adam entail?
a prophet and a priest
descendants and land
blood and a cross
rulership and sonship
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which of these is NOT one of the five elements of the main regular weekly worship service?
the word prayed
The word listened
the word seen
the word read
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the moment true believers are perfected at death
justification
adoption
sanctification
glorification
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God the Holy Spirits role in our sanctification is
he works in us to change us and make us more holy
he disciplines us as children
he earned our sanctification for us & is our best example of sanctification
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What kind of relationship did God promise there would be between himself and the Davidic king?
brotherly
father-son
a distant one
a working relationship
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the church scattered: church members living out their family , community, and vocational lives (Monday through Saturday)
the universal church
the church as an organism
the local church
the church as an institution
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which one is perfect in this life
sanctification
justification
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which one has to do with our internal condition
justification
sanctification
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Which if these is NOT a focus of the local church
singing
teaching
prayer
Lords Supper
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To follow Abrahams example, what should we do with our doubts?
be sure not to have doubts because if you do, you don't have any faith
share them with God
bury them deep inside and not share them with anyone
hope that they go away
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which one is greater in some christians than in others
justification
sanctification
34
Regardless of the consequences, what does God promise?
that the floggings would be light
that the woman who ruled over the country would be wise
that his love would never be taken away from the Davidic king
that the child who ruled over the country would be powerful
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which one is the same in all christians
sanctification
justification
36
with Gods help help we must make an effort to be holy (strive to be holy)
False
True
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What was the result of the previous question?
they were exiled into Assyria and Baylon
they were praised by God
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What was Abraham doing during the ceremony?
listening to God comfirm the covenant verbally
sitting there confused by the whole thing
sleeping a deep sleep
walking between the animal carcasses
39
Why did David want to build this for God?
God lives in a tent & David lives in a cedar house, which didn't seem right
because he thought it would be helpful for God to be mobile
he thought that sometimes God just needed to get away
he wanted to build something to represent God that the people could worship
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Did the Israelies keep thier side of the Mosaic covenant?
no
yes
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sanctification is
once for all time
continuous throughout life
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What did God, Moses, and Joshua know was going to happen?
the Israelites would fail to keep the covenant and be exiled from the land
they didnt know anything for sure
That the Israelites would obey the covenant and be blessed
43
What kind of ruler was Adam meant to be under this covenant?
a 12-inch ruler
a servant-king
a dictator
the head of a democracy
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instantaneous legal act where God counts our sins as forgiven & Christs righteousness as belonging to us and declare us
adoption
justification
glorification
sanctification
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What obligations did God require of Abraham in the Abrahamc covenant?
to move to another country that God would show him
all of the above
to be circumcised
to walk blamelessly
46
What could this ceremony mean?
that God might fulfill the covenant
that God would certainly fulfill the covenant
That God is a God who speaks but doesn't act
that God is not a patient God
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an "invisible" group consisting of all believers in Christ from all over the world from all time
the church as an institution
the church as an organism
the local church
the universal church
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What is the commitment God promised to uphold in the Noahic covenant?
he will make a great nation of Noah
he will never again destroy the whole earth with a flood
he will give Noah a kingdom
he will never again curse the ground
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what did God count abrahams faith as?
a good work
nothing
righteousness
faith
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What was the sign of the Abrahamic covenant?
blood
circumcision
a rainbow
the sabbath
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Who does God make the Noaic covenent with?
Noah and his descendants and every living creature
Abraham
Noah
Noah and his descendants
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in sanctification we cooperate with God
True
False
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What did God do to comfirm his porimise to Abraham
he didn't confirm it; he just expected Abraham to believe it
He sent a rainbow in the sky
performed a ceremony where animals were killed cut in two & walked between
he simply uses words - he speaks aloud
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What are the specific obligations the Israelites must keep in order to fulfill the Mosaic covenent?
the creation mandate
the ten commandments
the great commission
the great commandment
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whose role is it to put sin to death in our lives
Gods
our pastors
ours
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What was the king supposed to do with the Law (Gods Word)?
bury it so it wouldnt get lost
sell it to people in other countries
teach it to people
write it down, read it every day, and learn it
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What was the prophets Nathans initial response to Davids idea?
"i dont care one way or another"
that it was stupid
"go ahead and do it"
"let me pray about it first"
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justification is
once for all time
continuous throughout life
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God sometimes takes vengeance on and pours out his wrath on true believers because of their sin
False
True
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one of our roles in sanctification is to pray trusting that God will continue to sanctify us
True
False
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What is the sign of the Noahic coventant?
the sabbath
circumcision
a rainbow
blood
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which one is not perfect in this life
sanctification
justification
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Were there any conditions on the part of the King that were necessary in order for the covenant to be fulfilled
no
yes that the king do right
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Did the kings of Israel and Judah meet the conditions of the Davidic covenant?
no
yes
65
identifiable group with clear qualifications for how they should serve one another and engage in Gods mission together
biblical worship
biblical membership
biblical mission
biblical leadership
66
we are being saved from the power of sin
sanctification
glorification
justification
67
the word seen refers to
signs and wonders and miracles
the sacraments/ordinances
God's people are his hands and feet acting out the gospel in visible ways
Jesus appearing visibly in the midst of the church gathered
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a progressive work of God and man that makes us more and more free from sin and like Christ in our actual lives
sanctification
adoption
glorification
justification
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justification is entirely Gods work
False
True
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actively engaging in making disciples both locally and globally particularly in the context of planting new churches
biblical worship
biblical membership
biblical mission
biblical leadership
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What did God promise would happen after Davids death
that offspring would build a house for God's name
he would raise up an offspring for him
all of the above
he would establish that offsprings throne
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what are the two passages of Scripture that sum up the 6 focuses of the local church?
Hosea 6:7 and Genesis 12:1-3
Revelation 1:7 and Acts 2:38
Matthew 28:18-20 and Acts 2:42
Genesis 3:15 and Isaiah 7:14
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What did David want to biuld for God?
a house/temple
a man cave
a golden calf
a tent
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what is God the fathers role in our sanctification?
he earned our sanctification and is our best example of sanctification
he works in us to change us and make us more holy
he disciplines us as his children
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What was the first thing Noah did after getting off the ark?
kissed the ground
got drunk and lay naked in his tent
released a bird into the air
built an altar and offered a sacrifice on it
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the practical living out of the truths that Christians have learned in the context of the teaching of the church
biblical accountability and discipline
biblical discipleship
biblical giving
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What was the sign of the Mosaic covenant?
a rainbow
circumcision
blood
the sabbath
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How did the Israelites verbally respond to the giving of the Mosaic covenant?
"thats impossible"
"We will obey"
with shouts and tears
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Which of these did God promise Abraham in the Abrahamic covenant?
all of the above
that through him all people would be saved
land
descendants
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After the Word of the Lord came to Nathan, What was his final response to Davids idea?
"Dont do it"
"i dont care one way or the other"
"go ahead and do it"
"build him something else instead"
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what part of Gods promise did abraham doubt in genesis 15:7-8
that through him all people would be saved
descendants
all of the above
land
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What does God promise to thr Israelites as part of thr Mosaic covenant?
that they would be a holy nations
that they would be a kingdom of priest
all of the above
that they would be his treasured possession
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the general trajectory of santification for a true beliver is upwards
True
False
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What did the Psalmist in Psalm 88 believe?
that God was with them and he would always keep his promises
God had abandoned them turned his back on them and forsaken the covenant
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generously sharing of finances and other resources to the advance work of the gospel and to the relief of the poor
biblical accountability and discipline
biblical giving
biblical discipleship
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What is the main idea of the covenant with Adam?
a king who will come from the line of Judah
to go to a new land that God will show him
the image of God
that God will never again destroy the land
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What are the obligations given by God that humans are supposed to uphold in the Noahic covenant?
to produce a savior king
to be good
to recycle
to be fruitful and multiply; to fill the earth and subdue it
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How did the Israelites actually respond to the giving of the Mosaic covenant?
By obeying it perfectly
by making a golden calf and worshipping it
by obeying it mostly
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imputed righteousness means that jesus righteousness
is perfect
belongs only to him
counts as if it were ours
is passed down to us
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What do the parallels between Adam and Noah imply?
that they are brothers
that there will never be a savior
that noah is a kind of second adam
there are actually no parallels
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santification includes ups and downs
False
True
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we have been saved from the penalty of sin
justification
sanctification
glorification
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the two offices of pastor and decon: those who are called to serve the church by equipping their fellow members
biblical membership
biblical leadership
biblical mission
biblical worship
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what are the general obligations the Israelites must fulfill in order to keep the Mosaic covenant?
avoid pork and alcohol
obey him fully
tell others about Jesus' death and resurection
be circumcised
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anyone who hears the gospel repents of their sins and puts their faith in christ shares in the hope of salvation
False
True
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What did God promise the Israelites if they kept their obligations to the Mosaic covenant?
that he would send a savior to die for their sins
that he would send a rainbow into the sky to remind them of His love
he would let them worship a golden calf sometimes
that he would bless them
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justification comes before repentance and faith
True
False
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What do the parallels between the creation account and the flood narrative imply?
that the flood is a type of re-do or do-over of the creation
that God will never again flood the earth
there are actually no parallels
that the two stories are really stories of the same event
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we will be saved from the presence of sin
glorification
sanctification
justification

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