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What is the basic message conveyed about the need for repentance?
What is the basic message conveyed about the need for repentance?
- Repentance must occur before facing judgment. (correct)
- Breaking the covenant leads to hope without requiring repentance.
- Repentance is optional since judgment isn't inevitable.
- Judgment is avoided through good works.
What does the establishment of Zerubbabel signify in relation to the line of David?
What does the establishment of Zerubbabel signify in relation to the line of David?
- It indicates that the Messiah will never come.
- It proves that earthly kings are irrelevant.
- It signifies a break in the Davidic lineage.
- It affirms that the line of David is still continuing. (correct)
Which attribute of God highlights that He does not change?
Which attribute of God highlights that He does not change?
- Justice
- Sovereignty
- Immutability (correct)
- Knowledge
What is meant by God's jealousy in the context of His attributes?
What is meant by God's jealousy in the context of His attributes?
What does God's foreknowledge imply about His relationship with individuals?
What does God's foreknowledge imply about His relationship with individuals?
What is one of the consequences mentioned for not repenting according to the prophet's message?
What is one of the consequences mentioned for not repenting according to the prophet's message?
Which attribute of God reflects His complete control and governance over everything that exists?
Which attribute of God reflects His complete control and governance over everything that exists?
In the context of God's attributes, what does mercy specifically refer to?
In the context of God's attributes, what does mercy specifically refer to?
What message is conveyed about the future in the prophet's message despite the judgment?
What message is conveyed about the future in the prophet's message despite the judgment?
What does the characteristic of God's independence imply?
What does the characteristic of God's independence imply?
Which attribute of God emphasizes His all-knowing nature?
Which attribute of God emphasizes His all-knowing nature?
God's mercy refers to His readiness to punish sin.
God's mercy refers to His readiness to punish sin.
What does God's sovereignty indicate about His authority over the universe?
What does God's sovereignty indicate about His authority over the universe?
God's love is fully demonstrated through the death of __________ on the cross.
God's love is fully demonstrated through the death of __________ on the cross.
Match the following attributes of God with their descriptions:
Match the following attributes of God with their descriptions:
Flashcards
God's Holiness
God's Holiness
God's moral purity and separation from sin.
God's Sovereignty
God's Sovereignty
God's complete control of the universe, reigning over all that exists.
God's Decrees
God's Decrees
God's purpose or determination regarding future things.
God's Foreknowledge
God's Foreknowledge
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God's Mercy
God's Mercy
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Prophet's Basic Message
Prophet's Basic Message
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God's Love
God's Love
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God's Justice
God's Justice
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God's Immutability
God's Immutability
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God's Independence
God's Independence
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God's Jealousy
God's Jealousy
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God's Knowledge
God's Knowledge
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Study Notes
Understanding the Prophet's Message
- Key message: Repentance is crucial, and there is hope beyond judgment.
- Covenant breaking requires repentance.
- Future restoration is possible.
- Zerubbabel's governorship after exile signifies the continuation and power of the Davidic Covenant.
- The line of David continues and the Messiah is still coming.
Attributes of God
- Independence: God is self-existent and self-sustaining.
- Holiness: God is morally pure and separate from sin.
- Sovereignty: God controls the universe.
- Love: God's love is exemplified by Jesus Christ's death.
- Decrees: God's plans for the future are determined.
- Jealousy: God is concerned when humans worship creation over the Creator.
- Knowledge: God has complete knowledge.
- Justice: God punishes sin and judges fairly.
- Foreknowledge: God's love and saving intentions are pre-ordained.
- Mercy: God refrains from immediate punishment.
- Immutability: God does not change.
- Grace: God's undeserved favour and blessings for humankind.
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