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What is the primary focus of Christology within theology?
What is the primary focus of Christology within theology?
Which term describes general truths revealed by God that everyone can perceive?
Which term describes general truths revealed by God that everyone can perceive?
In which way does Special Revelation differ from General Revelation?
In which way does Special Revelation differ from General Revelation?
What is the ultimate purpose of theology as described?
What is the ultimate purpose of theology as described?
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Which biblical passage emphasizes that God's creation reveals His attributes?
Which biblical passage emphasizes that God's creation reveals His attributes?
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What does the term 'Revelation' specifically refer to in this context?
What does the term 'Revelation' specifically refer to in this context?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a form of General Revelation?
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of General Revelation?
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What does the word 'theology' derive from in Greek?
What does the word 'theology' derive from in Greek?
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Study Notes
Introduction to the Course
- Course title: JESUS IN HIS TIME AND OURS
- Course code: RELB 210-03
- Topic: Christology in the Context of Theology
The Importance of Theology
- Theology is the study of religious beliefs, expressed logically.
- It examines and seeks to express religious beliefs in a systematic way.
The Meaning of Theology
- Theology is derived from Greek words: "theos" (God) and "logos" (word/speech).
- Theology can be understood as "God talk" or "talking about God".
- It's the study of God and things pertaining to God.
Christology and Theology
- Christology is a branch of theology.
- It focuses on the nature, character, and actions of Jesus Christ.
Theology and Revelation
- Theology is relevant only within the context of God's Revelation.
- Revelation is God's self-disclosure.
- A specific example of revelation is provided in Deuteronomy 29:29.
The Nature of Biblical Revelation
- Two Types of Revelation:
- General Revelation
- Special Revelation
Types of Revelations - General Revelation
- God reveals truths in a way that is accessible to everyone.
- This can be observed through creation (Romans 1:20 and Psalms 19:1).
- General Revelation is through natural phenomena, human beings, and history.
Types of Revelations - Special Revelation
- God reveals himself in specific ways to enable created beings to understand His nature.
- Special revelation is through scripture (Hebrews 1:1,2) and Jesus Christ (John 14:9) as well as other prophets and miracles (2 Corinthians 4:6).
- 1 Timothy 3:16 summarizes the mystery of godliness: God manifesting in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen by angels, preached, believed in, and received up into glory.
Revelation of God
- General Revelation:
- Nature
- Human beings
- History
- Special Revelation:
- The Word of God (The Scriptures)
- Jesus Christ
Christology in the Context of Revelation
- God communicated to humanity through Jesus Christ.
- He revealed Himself, His nature, expectations, and moral/ethical standards through Jesus' life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection.
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Explore the significance of Christology within the framework of theology in this quiz based on the course 'Jesus in His Time and Ours'. Understand theological concepts such as revelation, the nature of God, and the role of Jesus Christ. Test your knowledge on these fundamental ideas and their implications in religious studies.
