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Match each perspective in ethics with the example of the kind of question that might be asked when considering that perspective.

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How can we reach goals that please God?
What do God's norms reveal about our duty?
How can we change in order to please God?

Situational
Normative
Existential

Match each Bible reference with the description of its contents:

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The Father of heavenly lights does not change.
God is light. If we claim to have fellowship with him yet walk in darkness, we lie.
God created man in his own image. …God blessed humanity and said, "Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it."
Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed; for in the image of God has God made man.

James 1:17
1 John 1:5-7
Genesis 1:27-28
Genesis 9:6

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Those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh.
If you, being evil, give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him?
I have made you known to those you have given me.
Seeing, they do not see. Hearing, they do not hear. Their heart has become calloused.
The fear of the Lord teaches a man wisdom.

Romans 8:5-8
Matthew 7:9-11
John 17:26
Matthew 13:13-15
Proverbs 15:33

Match each stage of the history of redemption with the power of sin over man’s will in that stage.

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Man is able to sin and able to resist sin.
Man is only able to sin; he is enslaved to sin.
Man is able to resist sin; he is not enslaved, but still struggles with sin.
Man is free from sin; he will never choose sin again.

At creation
After the Fall
In redemption
After Jesus returns

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I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.
Our old self was crucified with Christ, so that we should no longer be slaves of sin.
Work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose.
When I want to do good, evil is right there with me. In my inner being I delight in God's law, but sin wages war against the law of my mind.
The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

Ezekiel 36:26
Romans 6:6-11
Philippians 2:12-13
Romans 7:21-23
Galatians 5:22-23

All moral goodness is rooted in ______.

love
the "Golden Rule"
God

If someone says that God is holy at one time, but not holy at another time, or that He is all-powerful in one situation, but limited in His power in another situation, what attribute of God’s nature is this person denying?

Omniscience
Immutability
Immortality

What illustration does Dr. Frame use to show that each of God’s attributes is a different perspective on His entire being, and that all the attributes are interdependent?

a gem stone
a rainbow
a waterfall

What does “simplicity” mean when we are speaking of God?

His attributes are interconnected and united; He is not a composite of parts like a piece of jewelry with many gems.
He is knowable to man; since man is made in His image, He is not so mysterious that man cannot understand anything about Him.
He is one in three persons; He is not three different Gods.

Which of the following illustrations are used in the lesson to explain what it means that man is the “image” of God? Mark each correct answer.

A mirror reflects the image of a person in the same way that man is a reflection of God.
The ancient kings were considered images and sons of the gods; similarly, God created man as his representatives and His children.
A painter makes a portrait image on the canvas that reflects the traits of the person, but it is not exactly the same as the person.
In ancient times an image such as a statue represented a ruler to the people so that they would remember him and respect him. In a similar way, man reminds us of God.

Dr. Frame defines our “nature” as “fundamental ________.”

desires
character
personality

Which of the following statements best summarizes the teaching of the lesson regarding the relationship between knowledge and obedience?

Knowledge and obedience are reciprocal and inseparable; each produces the other.
Correct knowledge precedes correct obedience.
Correct obedience is a requirement for correct knowledge.
Biblically speaking, knowledge and obedience are the same thing.

Which of the following statements describe the fallen nature of man? Mark each answer given in the lesson.

We desire to do good, but fall into temptation.
We desire sin.
We hate God
We still love God, but often disobey Him.
We rebel against God's law.
We cannot please God.

The lesson defines our “will” as the personal faculty for doing which of the following? Mark each correct answer.

loving
deciding
choosing
desiring
surviving
hoping
intending

In Romans 6-8, Paul uses what metaphor to describe man’s fallen nature?

slavery to sin
sickness unto death
blinded to God's will

Which of the following is NOT a test of true good works, according to the Westminster Confession of Faith?

They must be done with the proper motive.
They must be done with a heart of faith.
They must provide a sense of peace when they are completed.

Which of the following aspects of man’s knowledge have been corrupted by the Fall? Mark each correct answer.

We have lost our cognitive abilities.
The work of illumination is limited.
Our understanding of revelation is reduced.
Our obedience to revelation is corrupted by the Fall.
We have lost the ability to use our human wills to make decisions.

When did the realization of the plan of redemption begin?

Immediately after the Fall
When Jesus was born
After Jesus' death and resurrection

Which of the following statements best summarizes the teaching of the lesson regarding the redeemed nature of a Christian?

We have a new nature no longer enslaved to sin, but we still struggle with sin.
We are still enslaved to sin, but our new heart desires to please God.
We are totally freed from sin.

Which of the following aspects of man’s knowledge have been restored by the effects of redemption? Mark each correct answer.

We regain our cognitive abilities.
The work of illumination is greater.
Our understanding of revelation is improved.
Our obedience to revelation is increased.
The ability to use our wills to make decisions is restored.

How is obedience related to our knowledge of God? Select all correct answers according to the teaching of the lesson.

It produces greater cognitive knowledge of God.
It gains saving knowledge of the gospel.
It produces greater experiential knowledge of God.
It enables us to receive new revelations about God.
It produces a better relation with God.

God created man morally pure, but with an innate weakness toward temptation.

True
False

According to the Westminster Confession of Faith, the works of unregenerate people have no positive benefits.

True
False

According to the Westminster Confession of Faith, the works of unregenerate people cannot please God.

True
False

According to the lesson, the Fall affected man’s will, but it did not affect his ability to have a proper knowledge of God’s commands.

True
False

Obedience is an inseparable aspect of our redemption.

True
False

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