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Which of the following describes the unique character of Jesus? (Select all that apply)
The person of Jesus Christ may be described by all the following except:
What is the correct description of the atonement listed in Isaiah 53?
He was crushed for our iniquities.
Which statement about Jesus being both God and man is incorrect?
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What does scripture (1 Cor. 1:24 and John 1:1, 14) speak of Jesus as?
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The concept of the Trinity states that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one God in three persons, coexisting for eternity in a relationship of love.
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According to Philippians 2:5-8, what direction did Jesus's life take?
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According to 'The Beginning of Wisdom', Jesus is most like which two Old Testament leaders?
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Why did Christ, the Son of God, come to earth and become a man?
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The second person of the Trinity taking on human nature in all ways, yet without sin, is the doctrine of the incarnation.
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The parable of the good Samaritan in Luke 10 teaches the following except:
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The person of Jesus Christ may be described by all the following except:
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According to 1 Corinthians 15:17-19, why is the resurrection important to the Christian faith?
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The Kingdom of God is the reign and rule of God as he redeems people and restores his wise order and design.
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What does the first chapter of John show that Jesus is?
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Study Notes
Jesus Christ's Unique Character
- Jesus is defined by compassion, mercy, and faithfulness.
Nature of Jesus Christ
- Jesus is the second person of the Trinity and lived a sinless life, born of a virgin.
- Incorrect view: Jesus is not "part God and part man"; He is fully God and fully man.
Atonement
- Isaiah 53 describes the atonement as Him being crushed for our iniquities.
Dual Nature of Jesus
- The statement is incorrect that Jesus was reincarnated into the form of man; He is fully God and fully man.
- The incarnation refers to Jesus taking on human nature without sin.
Titles of Jesus in Scripture
- Jesus is referred to as the Power of God, Wisdom of God, and Word of God (1 Cor. 1:24 and John 1:1, 14).
Doctrine of the Trinity
- The Trinity consists of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one God in three persons, coexisting in eternal love.
Life Direction of Jesus
- According to Philippians 2:5-8, Jesus's life progressed from divinity to humanity, serving, and ultimately to criminal death.
Old Testament Parallels
- Jesus is most similar to Moses and David according to "The Beginning of Wisdom."
Purpose of Incarnation
- Christ came to Earth to give His life as a ransom for humanity.
Doctrine of Incarnation
- The statement regarding the second person of the Trinity taking on human nature without sin being false appears incorrect.
Lessons from the Good Samaritan
- The parable teaches that our neighbor is anyone God brings across our path, emphasizes love requires sacrifice, and how to love our neighbor.
- It does not explicitly focus on how to care for injured people.
Identification of Jesus
- Jesus, referred to as the Eternal Son of God and fully God and fully man, is not the same person as the Father.
Importance of Resurrection
- 1 Corinthians 15:17-19 emphasizes the resurrection as crucial; without it, Christians would have no hope.
Kingdom of God
- The Kingdom of God represents God’s reign and rule in redeeming people and restoring divine order and design.
Jesus as God in John's Gospel
- The first chapter of John affirms Jesus's divinity with phrases like "And the Word was God" and "the Word became flesh."
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