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Match each attribute of God’s authority with its meaning:

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God has complete and total freedom over all creation.
Only God possesses this kind of authority.
His authority extends over every detail of creation.

It is absolute.
It is exclusive.
It is exhaustive.

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents:

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Has not the potter right over the clay?
God always provides a way of escaping temptation.
Nothing is hidden from God's sight.

Romans 9:20-21
1 Corinthians 10:13
Hebrews 4:13

Match each realm of existence with its description:

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God and His works, above nature.
The created world in which we live.
Beyond and beside nature, invisible spirits such as angels and demons.

Supernatural
Natural
Preternatural

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents.

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Are not angels ministering spirits?
Our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, authorities, powers of this dark world.
Having disarmed the powers and authorities, Jesus made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross.

Hebrews 1:14
Ephesians 6:12
Colossians 2:15

Match each aspect of the unity of humanity with its description.

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This refers to the way God deals with people as a united body.
This refers to the similar traits that bind certain people groups together.
This refers to the way people interact with each other.

Solidarity
Commonality
Community

Which of the following statements best reflects the key teachings of Open Theism?

God does not actually plan what will happen; He only knows everything that will happen.
God is absolutely sovereign, but man is still responsible for his own ethical decisions.
God's sovereignty is limited. Humans must have ultimate control over their lives; otherwise, God has no right to hold us responsible.

What are the three main facts about God that are studied in lesson seven, and which influence our moral decisions? Mark each correct answer.

God is a Trinity, three persons in one God.
God has authority.
God is eternal.
God is in control.
God is present.

In Genesis 1:28, God tells man, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and ________ it.”

cultivate
subdue
redeem

Which of the following statements best describes the condition of the creation after the Fall?

It is a recipient and an instrument of the curse, but also a recipient and instrument of redemption.
It is totally corrupted by the Fall and is a recipient and an instrument only of the curse.
It is unaffected by the Fall because it is amoral. Only man is has been corrupted by the Fall. Creation is an instrument of redemption.

How did demons come to exist?

Evil and the demons have existed eternally, alongside of God and the good spirits.
They were created as good angels, but they rebelled and fell from their blessed state.
They were created by God at the same time He created the good angels and the natural world.

What are some of the aspects of the ministry of angels mentioned in the lesson? Mark each correct answer.

They are messengers that communicate God's word to human beings.
They are agents of God that helped with the creation and that continually sustain the creation.
They are agents that interact with humanity on God's behalf.
They are messengers on behalf of human beings, bringing the prayers of God's faithful people before His throne.

What is the most common way that demons interact with human beings, according to the lesson?

They tempt us into idolatry.
They cause sickness.
They discourage us.

Which of the following statements best describes the present influence of the evil spirits?

They are still the rulers of this world until Christ returns.
They have been totally defeated by Christ and are no longer able to influence us.
Christ has won the war against them, but they still can still attack us until the final judgment.

Which of the following statements summarizes the main emphasis of the lesson in its teaching about humanity as a society?

We are not just isolated individuals, but part of society; therefore, as we make ethical decisions, we should consider the impact on other people.
All of humanity has been impacted by the Fall; therefore we should avoid the sinful influence of society.
God deals with all of humanity as one corporate unit; therefore, we should seek the unity and harmony of all mankind.

Which of the following statements is the best way to describe the corporate nature of the Fall?

When Adam and Eve sinned, they influenced all of mankind to continue the same sinful pattern.
When Adam and Eve sinned, all of mankind became guilty, because they were representing all of mankind.
When Adam and Eve sinned, they became an example to all of humanity of what happens when we disobey God.

Which of the following statements best summarizes the main emphasis of the lesson in its teaching about humanity as individuals?

We are all very much the same; therefore, we all face temptation and ethical decisions in the same way.
Although we share many qualities, we are all unique; therefore, we all face temptation and ethical decisions in a unique way.
We are all unique and we all face temptation in a different way; therefore we should not pretend to tell someone else how they should live.

Which of the following statements best reflects the point that Dr. Frame makes from Romans 7:18-24 (Paul’s description of the struggle with sin)?

Paul is not saying in this passage that sin dwells in our physical body; he is speaking about the sinful nature of fallen man and how he is subject to temptation.
Paul explains in this passage that sin dwells in our bodies and moves us toward sin, but that this does not excuse sin.
Paul is explaining in this passage the struggle of the non believer, and not the experience of a believer; a believer has victory over temptation.

Which of the following statements best reflects Dr. Frame’s view of the influence of genetics on human behavior and moral responsibility?

Our genetic makeup may make it more difficult to obey God's commands, but this does not excuse us from sin.
Our genetic makeup does not influence our susceptibility to sin and temptation in any way.
Our genetic makeup may make it impossible to avoid a sinful pattern of behavior in some cases.

According to Dr. Frame, only inanimate aspects of creation are morally neutral.

True
False

According to the lesson, broadly speaking, over the centuries, most Christians have agreed with the doctrine of the complete sovereignty of God.

True
False

Dr. Frame teaches in the lesson that special spiritual gifts like visions and tongues completely ceased after the time of the New Testament.

True
False

Dr. Frame teaches that both angels and demons are intelligent rational beings with wills and personalities.

True
False

According to Dr. Frame, all angels will be saved.

True
False

According to Dr. Frame, demons cannot be saved.

True
False

Dr. Frame says that each unique role that people have in society creates unique temptations.

True
False

Dr. Frame says that social structures such as families, churches, and nations will be redeemed.

True
False

Dr. Frame says that our ethical obligations are not determined by our physical maturity or intellectual ability in any way.

True
False

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