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The Assemblies of God adopts the Statement of Fundamental Truths in order to:
The Assemblies of God adopts the Statement of Fundamental Truths in order to:
- Create a new set of scriptures to follow.
- Establish a hierarchy of leadership within the church.
- Isolate themselves from other Christian denominations.
- Maintain general unity and purpose. (correct)
According to the Assemblies of God, what role do the Holy Scriptures play?
According to the Assemblies of God, what role do the Holy Scriptures play?
- They are open to individual interpretation and therefore not binding.
- They are a collection of historical documents.
- They are useful for moral guidance but not relevant to modern life.
- They are inspired by God and serve as the authoritative rule for faith and conduct. (correct)
The doctrine of the Trinity, as understood by the Assemblies of God, includes the understanding that God manifests Himself as:
The doctrine of the Trinity, as understood by the Assemblies of God, includes the understanding that God manifests Himself as:
- The eternally self-existent 'I AM'.
- Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, embodying principles of relationship and association. (correct)
- A series of prophets throughout history.
- Three separate and distinct gods.
Which of the following is emphasized as a Scriptural declaration of the Lord Jesus Christ?
Which of the following is emphasized as a Scriptural declaration of the Lord Jesus Christ?
According to the Assemblies of God, what was the primary consequence of man's fall?
According to the Assemblies of God, what was the primary consequence of man's fall?
In the Assemblies of God doctrine, how is salvation received?
In the Assemblies of God doctrine, how is salvation received?
What is considered the inward evidence of salvation?
What is considered the inward evidence of salvation?
Why do believers undergo baptism?
Why do believers undergo baptism?
According to the Assemblies of God, what is the significance of Holy Communion?
According to the Assemblies of God, what is the significance of Holy Communion?
What experience are all believers entitled to, according to the Assemblies of God?
What experience are all believers entitled to, according to the Assemblies of God?
What is the initial physical sign of the baptism of believers in the Holy Ghost?
What is the initial physical sign of the baptism of believers in the Holy Ghost?
What is sanctification primarily understood to be?
What is sanctification primarily understood to be?
What is the role of the Church, according to the Assemblies of God?
What is the role of the Church, according to the Assemblies of God?
Which of the following is a stated purpose of the Assemblies of God as part of the Church?
Which of the following is a stated purpose of the Assemblies of God as part of the Church?
The Assemblies of God emphasizes the need for believers to be baptized in the Holy Spirit to:
The Assemblies of God emphasizes the need for believers to be baptized in the Holy Spirit to:
What is the threefold purpose of a divinely called and scripturally ordained ministry?
What is the threefold purpose of a divinely called and scripturally ordained ministry?
How is divine healing viewed in the Assemblies of God?
How is divine healing viewed in the Assemblies of God?
According to the Assemblies of God, what is the 'blessed hope' of the Christian?
According to the Assemblies of God, what is the 'blessed hope' of the Christian?
What does the doctrine of the Millennial Reign of Christ include?
What does the doctrine of the Millennial Reign of Christ include?
According to the Assemblies of God, what will happen during the Final Judgment?
According to the Assemblies of God, what will happen during the Final Judgment?
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The Scriptures Inspired
The Scriptures Inspired
The verbally inspired Old and New Testaments, the revelation of God to humanity and the infallible rule of faith and conduct.
The One True God
The One True God
The eternally self-existent "I AM," Creator, Redeemer, embodying the principles of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
The Deity of Jesus Christ
The Deity of Jesus Christ
The eternal Son of God, born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, performed miracles, substitutionary work on the cross, resurrected, and exalted.
The Fall of Man
The Fall of Man
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The Salvation of Man
The Salvation of Man
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Conditions to Salvation
Conditions to Salvation
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Evidences of Salvation
Evidences of Salvation
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Ordinances of the Church
Ordinances of the Church
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Baptism in Water
Baptism in Water
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Holy Communion
Holy Communion
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Baptism in the Holy Ghost
Baptism in the Holy Ghost
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Evidence of Holy Ghost Baptism
Evidence of Holy Ghost Baptism
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Sanctification
Sanctification
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The Church and Its Mission
The Church and Its Mission
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Purpose of Assemblies of God
Purpose of Assemblies of God
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Divine Healing
Divine Healing
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The Blessed Hope
The Blessed Hope
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Millennial Reign of Christ
Millennial Reign of Christ
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The Final Judgement
The Final Judgement
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New Heavens and Earth
New Heavens and Earth
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Study Notes
The Scriptures Inspired
- The Old and New Testaments are inspired by God
- These scriptures are the revelation of God to humanity
- Serves as the infallible and authoritative rule for faith and conduct
The One True God
- The one true God has revealed Himself as the self-existent "I AM."
- God is the Creator of heaven and earth
- God is the Redeemer of mankind
- God embodies the principles of relationship and association as Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
The Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ
- The Lord Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God
- Jesus' virgin birth is confirmed
- Jesus lived a sinless life
- Jesus performed miracles
- Jesus' substitutionary work occurred on the cross
- Jesus experienced bodily resurrection from the dead
- Jesus was exalted to the right hand of God.
The Fall of Man
- Man was initially created good and upright and in God's image
- Man fell through voluntary transgression
- This transgression resulted in physical and spiritual death, leading to separation from God
The Salvation of Man
- Redemption is possible only through the shed blood of Jesus Christ
- Conditions for salvation include repentance toward God and faith in Jesus Christ
- Salvation involves regeneration, renewal by the Holy Ghost, and justification by grace through faith, leading to becoming an heir of God with the hope of eternal life
- Evidences of salvation include the inward witness of the Spirit and a life of righteousness and holiness.
The Ordinances of the Church
- Baptism by immersion is scripturally commanded
- Believers are to be baptized upon repentance and faith in Christ
- Baptism symbolizes dying with Christ and being raised to new life
- Holy Communion consists of bread and the fruit of the vine
- Holy Communion symbolizes sharing in the divine nature of Jesus Christ
- Holy Communion is a memorial of His suffering and death
- Holy Communion is a prophecy of His second coming
The Baptism in the Holy Ghost
- All believers are encouraged to seek the Baptism in the Holy Ghost and fire
- Baptism was a normal experience in the early Christian Church
- It brings power for life and service and bestows gifts for ministry
- This experience is distinct from and subsequent to the new birth
- Experiences include fullness of the Spirit, reverence for God, consecration, and love for Christ and the lost
The Evidence of the Baptism in the Holy Ghost
- Speaking with other tongues is the initial physical sign of the baptism in the Holy Ghost
Sanctification
- Sanctification involves separation from evil and dedication to God
- Scriptures emphasize the necessity of holiness
- Sanctification is achieved through recognizing identification with Christ's death and resurrection
- It is achieved through offering every faculty to the Holy Spirit's dominion
The Church and Its Mission
- The Church is the Body of Christ and the habitation of God through the Spirit
- Each believer is part of the General Assembly and Church of the Firstborn
- The Assemblies of God exist to save the lost, facilitate worship, and build a body of believers in the image of Christ
- These include evangelizing the world and providing a corporate body for worship
The Ministry
- A divinely called and scripturally ordained ministry leads the Church in specific purposes
- These purposes include evangelization, worship, and building a body of saints.
Divine Healing
- Divine healing is integral to the gospel
- Deliverance from sickness is provided in the atonement and is a privilege for all believers
The Blessed Hope
- The resurrection and translation of those in Christ is the imminent and blessed hope of Christians
The Millennial Reign of Christ
- The second coming includes the rapture, followed by Christ's return to reign on earth for one thousand years
- This reign will bring salvation to national Israel and establish universal peace
The Final Judgement
- A final judgment will occur where the wicked dead will be judged
- Those not in the Book of Life, along with the devil, his angels, the beast, and the false prophet, will face everlasting punishment
The New Heavens and the New Earth
- Christians anticipate new heavens and a new earth characterized by righteousness
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