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QUIZ 5 STUDY GUIDE
Towns: Chapter IV
What is foretelling? prophesying, predicting future events p 182

What is forthtelling? a preacher to people

Why is it essential that Christ was born of a virgin? he would no be able to save himself because he would not be a sinless savior p 185; to have parents without a sin nature

What was Christ’s threefold office? prophet, priest, king p 180

What is the incarnation? "the word became flesh and dwelt among us" p 191; god took on human flesh p 191

What does the act of the kenosis as stated in Philippians 2 mean? made himself of no reputation; emptied himself; veiling his glory, accepting the limitations of human nature; voluntarily giving up the independent use of his comparative attributes p 191
"christ surrendered no attribute of deity but that he did voluntarily restrict their independent use in keeping with his purpose of living among men and their limitations p 192

What is hypostatic union? jesus is both god and man, the union of two distinct natures in one person, jesus christ the god man p 197-198

What does “temptability” mean? generally understood as the enticement of a person to commit sin by offering some seeming enticement p 208 to have an appeal

What does “impeccability” mean? christ could not and did not sin p 209

What is vicarious suffering? suffering endured by one person in the stead of another p 215

What is a vicar? a substitute, one who takes the place of the other and acts in his stead p 215

What does “redemption” mean? to be freed p 220 to buy back p 219

What does “propitiation” mean? the turning away of wrath by an offering p 220

How is every person a sinner on three counts? guilty of personal sin, imputed sin, sin nature p 224

What is the difference between judicial guilt and personal guilt? judicial: non experiential condition of the sinner who stands guilty before god (born in sin, has sin nature, personally commits sin); personal: experiential, how a sinner

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