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The term 'justified' in Scripture primarily means to show the appropriateness of an action.
The term 'justified' in Scripture primarily means to show the appropriateness of an action.
True (A)
'Justified' only refers to the act of being declared righteous in biblical texts.
'Justified' only refers to the act of being declared righteous in biblical texts.
False (B)
The New Testament contains verses that illustrate the meaning of 'justified' as it relates to wise actions.
The New Testament contains verses that illustrate the meaning of 'justified' as it relates to wise actions.
True (A)
The word 'justified' is used in Scripture to mean solely to condemn actions.
The word 'justified' is used in Scripture to mean solely to condemn actions.
'Justified' has only one meaning in all contexts where it is used in Scripture.
'Justified' has only one meaning in all contexts where it is used in Scripture.
Study Notes
Meaning of Justified in Scripture
- Justified has a distinct meaning in Scripture, different from its common use.
- It conveys a secondary meaning: to vindicate or demonstrate the wisdom of an action.
- This interpretation emphasizes showing the appropriateness of a response.
New Testament Reference
- A particular New Testament verse exemplifies this understanding of justified.
- This reference further illustrates the sense of validating actions as the proper response.
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Description
Explore the nuanced meanings of justified in Scripture, particularly its role in vindicating actions and showing wisdom. This quiz will examine key New Testament verses that illustrate this concept. Expand your understanding of theological vocabulary and its implications.
