Christian Worship Song Lyrics

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The song being referred to is a common hymn

False (B)

The writer of the text is a theologian

True (A)

The phrase 'Find within me' is a biblical quote

False (B)

John's gospel is known for its grammatical correctness

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The Holy Spirit is an impersonal force in Christianity

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The writer is concerned about the theological accuracy of the song's lyrics

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The spirit was not involved in creation according to Genesis 1

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Deuteronomy 32:11 is a passage about the spirit's role in creation

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The writer believes Christ was not the creator of the universe

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The writer has previously spoken to the person leading the singing about the song's lyrics

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Job 26:13 is a traditional statement that is often used to describe the Trinity's relation to the material world.

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The 'breath of life' in the Bible refers to the spirit of God.

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The spirit of God is involved in the creation of living beings.

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The Hebrew word 'Ruach' can only be translated to mean 'spirit' in the context of Job 26:13.

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The Holy Spirit is the author of the Bible.

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The NASB translation of Job 26:13 uses the phrase 'the breath of God' to describe the heavens being cleared.

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The doctrine of illumination was a reaction to the Protestant Reformation.

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Job 33:4 is a verse that is often used to describe the Trinity's relation to the material world.

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The testimonium spiritus sancti is the internal witness of the Holy Spirit to the believer.

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The Hebrew word 'Neshama' can be translated to mean 'breath of life' or 'breath' in the context of Job 33:4.

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The illumination of the spirit is a rational conviction only.

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Psalm 104:29-30 describes the creation of the universe.

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The Holy Spirit is not involved in God's purpose and working in the world.

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The spirit of God is involved in the fertility of the ground in the promised land.

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The context of Job 26:13 and 27:3 is necessary to determine the correct translation of the Hebrew word 'Ruach'.

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The Bible can be understood by anyone, regardless of their spiritual state.

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The translation of Job 26:13 as 'breath of God' would imply a more metaphorical or anthropomorphic expression.

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The spirit of God is involved in the revelation and inspiration of the written word.

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The doctrine of illumination is a concept unique to the Roman Catholic Church.

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The Hebrew word 'Ruach' always means 'spirit' in the context of the Bible.

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The writer believes that the Bible is only understandable with the help of special teachers.

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The writer believes that the Spirit of God is the one who gives us understanding.

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The writer views the Bible as an esoteric book that only a select few can understand.

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The writer distinguishes between illumination and revelation.

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The writer believes that the Spirit's work is only applicable to our moral values.

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The writer thinks that the Bible is only able to save, but not sanctify.

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The writer believes that the Spirit's work is limited to our hearts and minds.

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The writer thinks that the Spirit is not involved in our understanding of the Bible.

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The writer believes that believing is only accepting the outward testimony of the Word concerning Christ.

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The writer thinks that the Spirit's work is limited to the moment of salvation.

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The writer views the Bible as a book that can be understood solely through human effort.

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Study Notes

The Spirit's Involvement in Creation and Revelation

  • The Spirit is involved in creation (Genesis 1:2, Job 26:13, 33:4)
    • The Spirit was involved in the creation of the world and all living things
  • The Spirit was involved in Jesus' creation (Colossians 1)
    • Jesus was the creator of the world, and the Spirit was involved in this process

The Spirit's Involvement in Revelation and Inspiration

  • The Spirit is involved in the inspiration of Scripture (2 Peter 1:21, 2 Timothy 3:16)
    • The Spirit inspired the writers of Scripture to write the words of God
  • The Spirit is involved in the illumination of Scripture (Ephesians 1:17-18, 1 Corinthians 2:10-12)
    • The Spirit helps believers understand and apply Scripture to their lives

The Spirit's Work in Believers

  • The Spirit convicts believers of sin and leads them to repentance (John 16:8-11)
    • The Spirit convicts believers of their sin and leads them to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ
  • The Spirit gives believers a new heart and a new spirit (Ezekiel 36:26-27)
    • The Spirit gives believers a new heart and a new spirit, enabling them to live a life pleasing to God
  • The Spirit indwells believers and regenerates them (Romans 8:9-11, Titus 3:5-7)
    • The Spirit lives inside believers, regenerating and renewing them

The Spirit's Work in Illumination

  • The Spirit illuminates Scripture to believers (Ephesians 1:17-18, 1 Corinthians 2:10-12)
    • The Spirit helps believers understand and apply Scripture to their lives
  • The Spirit gives believers conviction and assurance of their faith (Romans 8:14-16)
    • The Spirit gives believers conviction and assurance of their faith, leading them to live a life pleasing to God

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