Quiz

Lesson 7 defines “application” as “appropriately connecting the original meaning of a biblical document to contemporary audiences in ways that impact their _________________.”

Lesson 7 defines “original meaning” as “the ______________ that the divine and human writers jointly intended the document to communicate to its first audience.”

Proper application should be faithful to the original meaning, but also take into account _________ times, cultures and individuals.

What is the main point of James 1:21-25?

Corinthians 10:11 says that the stories of Israel in the desert were written down as ______ for us.

Application must take into account both the _______ with the ancient context and the __________ that have occurred since then.

What phrase is often used in the New Testament to distinguish the Old Testament times from the New Testament period?

What three areas are highlighted in lesson 7 to show the “connections” between the ancient audience of a biblical passage and the modern audience? Mark each correct answer.

What does it mean when we say God is “immutable”?

It’s been said that God is _______ immutable, but _______ mutable.

I think of that descriptor of God as the ________ in a _______ universe.

What is God’s “eternal counsel”?

Ephesians 1:11 states that God works out _______ in conformity with the purpose of His will.

Lesson 7 teaches that God’s character, that is, “His essence, persons, and _______ never change.”

James 1:17 calls God “The Father of the heavenly lights, who does not ______ like shifting shadows.”

According to lesson 7, how do we discern when God’s words can be considered a promise?

Lesson 7 says that when God hasn’t made a promise, His words are best understood as _____________.

Lesson 7 teaches that the laws of nature have not changed since ancient times.

Lesson 7 teaches that the Ten Commandments no longer apply to God’s people since the time of Christ.

Which of the following characteristics of man are mentioned in lesson 7 as aspects of the image of God? Mark each correct answer.

The Bible’s sees world history in three main stages. What are these stages?

What illustration is used to describe the way biblical history develops?

Which of the following examples of cultural differences between biblical times and modern times are mentioned in lesson 7? Mark each correct answer.

The progressive nature of God’s rule over creation has resulted in periodic developments that create _______ between epochs.

The way sacrifices are to be made is one of the few constant factors of religious life throughout Bible history.

What cultural detail from the Book of Revelation may help us interpret the book?