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What is considered central to the Pentecostal faith according to the content?
What is considered central to the Pentecostal faith according to the content?
- The salvation experience (correct)
- Healing and miracles
- The baptism of the Holy Spirit
- Speaking in tongues
What is the second defining experience mentioned for Pentecostals?
What is the second defining experience mentioned for Pentecostals?
- Confession of sins
- The infilling of the Holy Spirit (correct)
- Anointing with oil
- Water baptism
What aspect of the Holy Spirit's outpouring is specifically linked to communication with God?
What aspect of the Holy Spirit's outpouring is specifically linked to communication with God?
- Prophecy
- Miracles
- Prayer (correct)
- Speaking in tongues
Which scripture is NOT mentioned as an example of the Holy Spirit's outpouring?
Which scripture is NOT mentioned as an example of the Holy Spirit's outpouring?
What phrase does Jesus use to refer to the Holy Spirit in the content?
What phrase does Jesus use to refer to the Holy Spirit in the content?
According to the content, what misconception do Corinthians hold about their state of redemption?
According to the content, what misconception do Corinthians hold about their state of redemption?
What is said to happen when one gives the devil an opening in their life?
What is said to happen when one gives the devil an opening in their life?
Which experience is emphasized as evidenced by speaking in tongues?
Which experience is emphasized as evidenced by speaking in tongues?
What is the primary issue the Corinthians had regarding spiritual gifts?
What is the primary issue the Corinthians had regarding spiritual gifts?
In the context of spiritual gifts, what does the term 'charismata' refer to?
In the context of spiritual gifts, what does the term 'charismata' refer to?
What misconception did many in the Corinthian church have about those who spoke in tongues?
What misconception did many in the Corinthian church have about those who spoke in tongues?
How did the Greeks’ cultural beliefs influence the Corinthians' perception of spiritual gifts?
How did the Greeks’ cultural beliefs influence the Corinthians' perception of spiritual gifts?
What central factor did Paul emphasize in the operation of spiritual gifts?
What central factor did Paul emphasize in the operation of spiritual gifts?
What consequence did the Corinthians face due to the abuse of spiritual gifts?
What consequence did the Corinthians face due to the abuse of spiritual gifts?
What does the act of praying represent in the context of spiritual gifts?
What does the act of praying represent in the context of spiritual gifts?
What warning does Paul give about spiritual pride among the Corinthians?
What warning does Paul give about spiritual pride among the Corinthians?
What should a person do after they have sinned, according to the content?
What should a person do after they have sinned, according to the content?
Which characteristic is emphasized as the greatest in the context provided?
Which characteristic is emphasized as the greatest in the context provided?
What message does Paul convey at the end of chapter 12?
What message does Paul convey at the end of chapter 12?
What criticism does Paul have regarding the spiritual gifts?
What criticism does Paul have regarding the spiritual gifts?
What is meant by 'when that which is perfect is come'?
What is meant by 'when that which is perfect is come'?
What is the role of the spirit concerning gifts according to the content?
What is the role of the spirit concerning gifts according to the content?
What is the central message that Paul emphasizes in the context of spiritual gifts?
What is the central message that Paul emphasizes in the context of spiritual gifts?
At what point does forgiveness occur after repentance?
At what point does forgiveness occur after repentance?
How does Paul propose to address the problems of competition among spiritual gifts?
How does Paul propose to address the problems of competition among spiritual gifts?
What does Paul imply about a church without love?
What does Paul imply about a church without love?
What does the term 'charisma' refer to in this context?
What does the term 'charisma' refer to in this context?
What challenges does Paul identify in the practice of spiritual gifts?
What challenges does Paul identify in the practice of spiritual gifts?
What is described as the 'love chapter' in relation to Paul's writing on spiritual gifts?
What is described as the 'love chapter' in relation to Paul's writing on spiritual gifts?
What does Paul imply about gifts given during hardships?
What does Paul imply about gifts given during hardships?
What problem arises from viewing spiritual gifts as a competition among members of a faith community?
What problem arises from viewing spiritual gifts as a competition among members of a faith community?
How does Paul suggest gifts should be administered within the community?
How does Paul suggest gifts should be administered within the community?
What does Paul encourage regarding behavior in light of Christ's actions?
What does Paul encourage regarding behavior in light of Christ's actions?
Which issue regarding the Lord's Supper does the content highlight?
Which issue regarding the Lord's Supper does the content highlight?
What theme is emphasized between chapters 12 and 14?
What theme is emphasized between chapters 12 and 14?
What central concept does chapter 13 focus on, relating to spiritual gifts?
What central concept does chapter 13 focus on, relating to spiritual gifts?
What critical belief does Paul argue regarding the resurrection?
What critical belief does Paul argue regarding the resurrection?
What misconception do the Corinthians have about Paul's speaking ability?
What misconception do the Corinthians have about Paul's speaking ability?
What does Paul imply about the relationship between the body and the spirit?
What does Paul imply about the relationship between the body and the spirit?
In what way does Paul want the church to approach their behavior regarding spiritual gifts?
In what way does Paul want the church to approach their behavior regarding spiritual gifts?
What is identified as critical to the faith according to the discussion?
What is identified as critical to the faith according to the discussion?
What analogy is used to describe the adaptability of the gospel across cultures?
What analogy is used to describe the adaptability of the gospel across cultures?
During the class discussion, what was the surprising response to the question about the resurrection?
During the class discussion, what was the surprising response to the question about the resurrection?
What assurance does the outpouring of the Holy Spirit provide to the early community?
What assurance does the outpouring of the Holy Spirit provide to the early community?
What should be the consequence of questioning the resurrection according to the speaker?
What should be the consequence of questioning the resurrection according to the speaker?
What does the speaker imply about the relationship between Jesus' resurrection and believers' salvation?
What does the speaker imply about the relationship between Jesus' resurrection and believers' salvation?
What fundamental problem does salvation address according to the content?
What fundamental problem does salvation address according to the content?
Which phrase best summarizes the overall theme of the content regarding the gospel?
Which phrase best summarizes the overall theme of the content regarding the gospel?
Love is described as being indifferent or passive.
Love is described as being indifferent or passive.
Jealousy is considered a key aspect of love according to the content.
Jealousy is considered a key aspect of love according to the content.
Kindness involves trusting people in a way they don't deserve.
Kindness involves trusting people in a way they don't deserve.
Love is expected to keep track of wrongdoings and hold grudges.
Love is expected to keep track of wrongdoings and hold grudges.
Paul emphasizes that love is a temporary gift that will one day be discarded.
Paul emphasizes that love is a temporary gift that will one day be discarded.
The statement 'a church without love is dead' highlights the importance of love in a community.
The statement 'a church without love is dead' highlights the importance of love in a community.
Love can endure anything and is concerned with mending hurt rather than dragging up the past.
Love can endure anything and is concerned with mending hurt rather than dragging up the past.
Forgiveness from Christ is said to occur after a considerable amount of time post-repentance.
Forgiveness from Christ is said to occur after a considerable amount of time post-repentance.
At the Second Coming of Christ, believers will remain in their mortal bodies forever.
At the Second Coming of Christ, believers will remain in their mortal bodies forever.
The resurrection of the body is described as the ultimate completion of redemption.
The resurrection of the body is described as the ultimate completion of redemption.
Between death and resurrection, souls of believers are described as being in a deep sleep.
Between death and resurrection, souls of believers are described as being in a deep sleep.
The Second Coming of Christ is an event that is mentioned 300 times in the New Testament.
The Second Coming of Christ is an event that is mentioned 300 times in the New Testament.
Human bodies will waste away and remain unchanged until the Second Coming.
Human bodies will waste away and remain unchanged until the Second Coming.
The misconception held by the Corinthians involved denying the significance of the resurrection.
The misconception held by the Corinthians involved denying the significance of the resurrection.
The term 'The Blessed Hope' refers to the despair surrounding the death of believers.
The term 'The Blessed Hope' refers to the despair surrounding the death of believers.
The resurrection teaches that souls wander in the spirit world after death.
The resurrection teaches that souls wander in the spirit world after death.
The Pentecostal movement originally began with more than a hundred members.
The Pentecostal movement originally began with more than a hundred members.
Pentecostalism has spread significantly to both the Western and non-Western world.
Pentecostalism has spread significantly to both the Western and non-Western world.
The number of Pentecostals has dramatically increased to 600 million over the past century.
The number of Pentecostals has dramatically increased to 600 million over the past century.
The speaker had an opportunity to present before a group of atheist scholars about Pentecostalism.
The speaker had an opportunity to present before a group of atheist scholars about Pentecostalism.
The Azoua street revival started in December and was noted for its rapid growth until April.
The Azoua street revival started in December and was noted for its rapid growth until April.
The speaker suggested that the true movement of the spirit is primarily taking place in Western countries.
The speaker suggested that the true movement of the spirit is primarily taking place in Western countries.
The speaker felt confident writing a detailed academic paper for the bishops meeting.
The speaker felt confident writing a detailed academic paper for the bishops meeting.
Pentecostalism is now considered a minor sect in the context of global religious movements.
Pentecostalism is now considered a minor sect in the context of global religious movements.
The speaking in tongues phenomenon is solely attributed to the first century apostles.
The speaking in tongues phenomenon is solely attributed to the first century apostles.
During the Azusa Street revival, services were held continuously for days or weeks without stopping.
During the Azusa Street revival, services were held continuously for days or weeks without stopping.
The primary concern expressed is the empowerment and importance of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers.
The primary concern expressed is the empowerment and importance of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers.
The first missionary journey of Paul had little impact on the Roman Empire.
The first missionary journey of Paul had little impact on the Roman Empire.
The embarrassment of the divine refers to people's acceptance of spiritual gifts.
The embarrassment of the divine refers to people's acceptance of spiritual gifts.
The term 'domestication of the power of the spirit' implies a need to control or limit spiritual expressions.
The term 'domestication of the power of the spirit' implies a need to control or limit spiritual expressions.
The Azusa Street revival was characterized by a lack of participants from diverse backgrounds.
The Azusa Street revival was characterized by a lack of participants from diverse backgrounds.
The speaker believes that faith can exist independently of the Holy Spirit's power.
The speaker believes that faith can exist independently of the Holy Spirit's power.
The fruits of the spirit are described as the same as the gifts of the spirit.
The fruits of the spirit are described as the same as the gifts of the spirit.
People who are filled with the Spirit can be quick tempered and hold resentments.
People who are filled with the Spirit can be quick tempered and hold resentments.
Love finds pleasure in wrongdoing and gossip.
Love finds pleasure in wrongdoing and gossip.
It is the responsibility of a Christian to fix issues when someone has something against them.
It is the responsibility of a Christian to fix issues when someone has something against them.
Holding onto forgiveness is a characteristic of love as understood in Christian teachings.
Holding onto forgiveness is a characteristic of love as understood in Christian teachings.
According to the teachings presented, love is about retaliating against those who wrong you.
According to the teachings presented, love is about retaliating against those who wrong you.
Gossip is viewed positively in the context of Christian love and community.
Gossip is viewed positively in the context of Christian love and community.
Living according to God's instruction is essential for producing the fruits of the spirit.
Living according to God's instruction is essential for producing the fruits of the spirit.
The Greeks believed in the resurrection of the body after death.
The Greeks believed in the resurrection of the body after death.
According to ancient beliefs, many cultures view death as a blessed hope for believers.
According to ancient beliefs, many cultures view death as a blessed hope for believers.
Jewish beliefs about the afterlife were clearly defined with a strong consensus.
Jewish beliefs about the afterlife were clearly defined with a strong consensus.
The resurrection of Christ is presented as uncertain in the teachings discussed.
The resurrection of Christ is presented as uncertain in the teachings discussed.
The idea that the body should engage in pleasurable activities before death reflects a perspective of body immorality.
The idea that the body should engage in pleasurable activities before death reflects a perspective of body immorality.
Paul's teachings contributed significantly to the community's understanding of death and resurrection.
Paul's teachings contributed significantly to the community's understanding of death and resurrection.
The belief that all souls merge into a great beyond after death was widely accepted among early Christians.
The belief that all souls merge into a great beyond after death was widely accepted among early Christians.
Ancient cultures had a single unified view on the afterlife.
Ancient cultures had a single unified view on the afterlife.
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Flashcards
Spiritual Gifts
Spiritual Gifts
Divine gifts bestowed by God, for example, speaking in tongues.
Abuse of Spiritual Gifts
Abuse of Spiritual Gifts
Misuse of spiritual gifts leading to pride, arrogance, and divisions in the church.
Speaking in Tongues
Speaking in Tongues
A spiritual gift where one speaks in a language not their own (and possibly not human).
Diversity of Spiritual Gifts
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Charismata
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Love in Spiritual Gifts
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Corinthian Church Problem
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Proper Use of Spiritual Gifts
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Love Chapter
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Lord's Supper
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Resurrection of Jesus
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Corinthians' criticism
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Christian behavior
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Women's role
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Salvation & Hope
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Pentecostalism
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Resurrection's Importance
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Impact of No Resurrection
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Holy Spirit's Role
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Salvation's Essence
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Sin and Death Problem
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God's Love and Grace
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Bearing Our Sins
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Salvation Experience
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Power from On High
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Outpouring of the Spirit
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What is the devil's goal?
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What is the immediate effect of repentance?
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What will last?
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What is a church without love?
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Why do we need spiritual gifts?
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What is the wrong use of spiritual gifts?
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What is the proper use of spiritual gifts?
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What is the most excellent way?
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What is a 'charisma'?
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Why is love so important in spiritual gifts?
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What is the message of 1 Corinthians chapter 13?
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How can spiritual gifts be misused?
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What does Paul want readers to consider about the gifts they receive?
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What is the main issue Paul addresses in 1 Corinthians 12?
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What is the focus of 1 Corinthians chapter 14?
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What are examples of 'charismatic' gifts?
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Love's Validation
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Patient Love
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Kind Love
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Humble Love
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Love's Enduring Power
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Love's Truthful Joy
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Love's Trust and Hope
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Love's Healing Power
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What happens to our souls after death?
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Intermediate State
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Second Coming
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Resurrection of Believers
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Blessed Hope
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Glorification
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What is the importance of the resurrection?
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What does the resurrection of the body mean?
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Embarrassment of the Divine
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Domestication of the Spirit
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Azusa Street Revival
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Impact of Suppression
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Emphasis on Spirit's Overflow
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Faith Without Power
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The Importance of Revival
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Globalization of Pentecostalism
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Pentecostal Growth
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Grassroots Movement
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Secular Interest in Pentecostalism
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Pentecostal Impact
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Pentecostal Experience
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Spirit's Movement
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Pentecostalism's Future
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Ancient Views on Death
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Jewish Afterlife Beliefs
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Paul's Teachings on Death
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Resurrection Reality
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Three Parts of Paul's Resurrection Argument
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The Resurrection of the Body
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Blessed Hope: Resurrection and Translation
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Quick Temper
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Resentment
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Taking Pleasure in Wrongdoing
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Love's Patience
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Love's Humility
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Love's Joy in Truth
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What is the heart of 1 Corinthians 13?
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What is the focus of 1 Corinthians 14?
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What is 'love' according to 1 Corinthians 13?
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What is the 'intermediate state'?
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What is the 'blessed hope'?
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What does 'love does not take pleasure in wrongdoing' mean?
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What is the 'resurrection of the body'?
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Love is patient
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Love is kind
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Love is not jealous
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Love is not selfish
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Love is not quick-tempered
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Love is not resentful
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Love rejoices in truth
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Love endures all
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What is the power behind resurrection?
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What kind of new body do believers receive?
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When does the resurrection take place?
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What happens to believers when they die?
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What is the goal of the resurrection?
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What is the relationship between death and resurrection in Christian faith?
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What aspect of love is described as not finding pleasure in wrongdoing?
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Ancient Death Beliefs
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Jewish Afterlife
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Paul's Resurrection Argument
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Resurrection of the Body
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Quick Temper & Love
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Resentment & Love
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Love Does Not Take Pleasure in Wrongdoing
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Mysticism in Corinth
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Continuity vs. Discontinuity
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Competition with Spiritual Gifts
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Individual vs. Corporate Gifts
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Greek Cultural Influence
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Motivation behind Misuse
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Study Notes
I Corinthians
- Focuses on the proper use of spiritual gifts.
- Corinthians were abusing spiritual gifts in worship, especially speaking in tongues.
- Those who spoke in tongues were considered more spiritual than those who didn't.
- Ecstatic and other supernatural experiences were used as indicators of spirituality.
- Greeks were obsessed with the mystic; this influenced the Corinthians.
- Corinthian abuse led to chaos in the church.
- Chapters 12-14 focus on diversity and unity of gifts, love as the central factor, and proper use of gifts.
- "Charismata" refers to the bestowal of gifts.
- Spiritual gifts filled the Corinthians with pride, arrogance.
- Spiritual gifts are a grace of God.
- Chapter 12, verses 1-11, discusses the gifts of the Spirit.
- Different kinds of gifts (wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing powers, prophecy, distinguishing between spirits, speaking in different kinds of tongues, and interpretation of tongues) but the same Spirit distributes them.
Experiences of the Divine
- The Resurrection is central to Christian experience.
- Two defining experiences: salvation and Spirit baptism.
- God extends His grace and love.
- Key events in Acts (2:4, 10:46, 19:6) about tongues (prayer language, praise language).
- Azusa Street/Globalisation of Pentecostalism.
- Note the problem of abusing spiritual gifts.
Problem #9: Abuse of the Spiritual Gifts
- Corinthians were abusing the spiritual gifts in worship, especially speaking in tongues.
- Those who spoke in tongues were considered more spiritual than those who didn’t.
- Ecstatic and other supernatural experiences were used as measurement indicators for spirituality.
- This created divisions in the church.
Problem #10: The Resurrection of the Dead
- The last concern for the Corinthians was the resurrection of the dead.
- Some Corinthians denied the resurrection.
- The body posed great difficulties for the Greeks, who viewed it as evil.
- The concept of resurrecting a physical corpse was seen as gross.
Paul's Outline
- The resurrection of Christ (verses 15:1-11).
- The certainty of resurrection (verses 15:12-34).
- The resurrection body (verses 15:35-58).
- How are the dead raised?
- What kind of body will it be?
- When will the body be raised?
The Resurrection of Christ
- Paul wants to remind the Corinthians of the gospel.
- Salvation is achieved by firmly holding onto the word of the gospel.
- Christ died for their sins, was buried, and rose again.
- Christ appeared to Peter, then to the Twelve, then to over 500 people, James, the Apostles, and finally Paul.
The Gospel of Ethical Behavior
- Corinthians practice supernatural gifts but tolerate divisions, sexual immorality, greed, and idolatry.
- They talk about wisdom and knowledge but struggle with the Messiah.
- Paul places importance on zeal and operation of the gifts within a theological/ethical framework.
Love is Superior
- Paul fights the abuse of gifts.
- Corinthians viewed religious experiences as advantages.
- Love is necessary for the valid use of other gifts.
Characteristics of Love
- Love is patient.
- Love is kind.
- Love is not jealous.
- Love does not brag.
- Love is not rude.
- Love is not selfish.
- Love is not quick-tempered.
- Love is not resentful.
- Love rejoices with the truth.
- Love believes all things.
- Love keeps hoping.
- Love endures all things.
Love Never Fails
- Love is greater than all gifts (prophecy, tongues, knowledge).
- Temporary gifts will vanish when perfection comes.
Proper Use of Gifts
- Spiritual gifts are for edification, not ego.
- Speak in tongues, but interpret for edification.
- The aim is love.
- Order in assembly/gatherings is important for edification.
Guidelines for Edification and Order
- Spiritual gifts must glorify Christ as Lord.
- Gifts should build up, not repel unbelievers.
- There is a Biblical order the spirit of the prophet is subject to the prophet; don’t take control; the gift given doesn’t take you over; the gift given isn’t you.
- Biblical order is important.
The So What?
- Love is the essential ingredient for a church.
- The church is a body of Christ with a diversity of tasks.
- The church is a charismatic community.
The Collection
- Paul is deeply concerned about the famine fund.
- A special offering for the poor in Judea.
- A separate fund for the local church operations.
Paul's Outline: Chapter 16
- Describes collection for the Lord’s people.
- Churches in Galatia were inspired to participate in the collection.
- People should regularly set aside an amount based on their means.
- Paul’s going to take the offering to Jerusalem.
Context of Collection
- Agabus prophesied a great famine.
- The famine occurred, particularly during Claudius’ reign.
Paul and Giving
- Propempo is a word that denotes the speed of travel on a journey.
- Paul used the word in the context of facilitating the safe arrival of others on their journey.
- Shows consideration of those who are going and those who are sending.
Respect Toward Workers
- Stephanas, Fortunatus, Achaia showed great concern by meeting a need of the church.
- Paul encourages churches to receive and appreciate individuals who support and serve.
The So What? of Chapter 16
- The Corinthians should embrace compassion and kindness.
- Support is available to those who send and serve.
The End of the Story
- Paul writes 1 Corinthians and sends it via Timothy.
- Timothy brings back negative news.
- Paul writes 2 Corinthians, and later, Romans from Corinth.
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