Faith Bible Institute Semester 4 Theology Practice Test

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• A problem of salvation is that man cannot live up to God's _________ standard of righteousness.
• The response of the believing sinner's heart when convicted by the Spirit of his guilt and lostness before God, causing him to have a voluntary and sincere change of mind and heart leading to a turn from his sin to Christ?
• If salvation had to be earned, which group would be lost?
• Which term denotes the act by Christ as advocate defending us and enabling prayer?
• Those whose latter end was worse were described as ______ and ______.
• Since God's standard is perfection, only _____ _____ would be enough for us to be lost forever.
• Which ceremony involved replacing the toga of Youth with the toga of Manhood?
• Which phrase describes those who reform outwardly but lack inner regeneration?
• Which term denotes the overall doctrine summarizing Christ's work to make sinners right with God?
• Which term refers to the forgiveness, removal of sin, and cleansing of the believer before God?
• Which term best describes those removed from the position of national blessing in Romans 11?
• Which statement best captures the purpose of humans in relation to God?
• Plan two for salvation: A home in heaven for eternity could be ________ _________ without good works.
• Which process removes the growth of sin?
• Which view is labeled as 'Biblicist View of Salvation' in the material?
• In the discussion, Christ's suffering was intended to accomplish which outcome?
• From the Arminian five-point historical view, which statement describes election based on foreknowledge?
• What does the phrase 'endure to the end' imply about the condition for salvation?
• To be declared righteous. The judicial act of God whereby He legally declares the believing sinner to be innocent of all sin and as perfectly righteous as Christ.
• Which act of Christ portrays Him as advocate, defending believers against Satan's accusations and guaranteeing the security of salvation?
• Nothing can ________ us from Christ.
• We are sealed by the Spirit. Which option correctly identifies the sealer?
• Which verse explicitly states that believers are sealed by the Spirit?
• Which Bible verse shows that Christ draws all men to Himself?
• Which term refers to God placing our guilt on Christ and Christ's righteousness on our account?
• Which term describes the payment of a penalty to satisfy God's wrath on sin?
• In the statement 'He that shall endure to the end shall be saved,' the endurance is tied to avoiding the _______ during the tribulation.
• The English word damnation may refer to earthly ______ in some passages.
• Which statement is cited as evidence of eternal security in the material?
• In the context of adoption, the adopted child's inheritance rights are __________.
• Backslidden believers will be _________ by God.
• Which term describes God buying us back from slavery to sin and setting us free from its control and consequences?
• The act of God whereby He replaces the state of enmity between God and man with a relationship of friendship through the peace purchased by the death of Christ on the Cross, now placing man in a favorable position with God through the covering of the guilt of our sin with his blood.
• Attempting to be saved by any means other than Christ is to be guilty of ______ Christ.
• Many passages warn of death for the righteous who sin; they speak of ________ _________.
• What best describes mankind's state without salvation?
• The righteousness is granted to the ___________.
• What act of God gives spiritual new birth, a new nature, and new life to the believing sinner?
• Which statement describes a feature of the Arminian five-point view rather than the Calvinist view?
• Which statement describes righteousness given by God that enables salvation without earning it?
• In Calvinism's five-point system, which belief asserts that God elects some for salvation independent of merit or foreseen faith?
• According to John 5:24, the saved will never be what?
• If righteousness could come by the law, Christ's death would be what?
• Which process occurs gradually through the life of the believer, changing our condition here?
• Which type of sanctification is associated with the rapture and the believer's ultimate presence before God?
• In Romans 9-11, the focus is the national election of Israel rather than which kind of election?
• Preservation is not conditional upon believers enduring because of their __________.
• Which statement emphasizes that salvation is by grace through faith and not of yourselves?
• In Calvinism's five-point framework, which belief asserts that true believers will persevere in faith until the end?
• The righteousness is given as a _______ ________.
• According to the first Roman Road statement, what is the consequence of sin?
• In New Testament times, the Romans had a custom called __________, a ceremony in which they adopted their own sons.
• If salvation had to be earned, _______ men would be lost.
• God made Him to be sin for us, that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. What is the correct phrase for what we might be made?
• According to John 10:28, the saved will never do which of the following?
• The forgiveness, removal, cleansing, and putting away of our sins.
• The plan of salvation grants righteousness by __________.
• Which belief leads to falling from grace?
• Which verse states that the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men?
• The undeserved love or unmerited favor of God is called what?
• To receive Christ, what two actions are required according to Romans 10:9-10,13?
• Which act gives the believer his position, standing, legal rights, and inheritance as a joint-heir with Christ?
• Which verses state that all are guilty of sin?
• Plan one for salvation: A home in heaven for eternity can be _____.
• Which word completes the statement: Salvation is possible because God ______ all men?
• What is stated as sufficient to lose salvation due to God's standard of perfection?
• God's plan of salvation is that God will grant ______ ________ _________ to sinful man.
• Perseverance is a general truth of scripture but believers still may sin and be worthy of ____________.
• The book of life may refer to which form of death?
• Which statement best summarizes the relationship between election and free will in the material?
• It is granted through his ________.
• In Revelation 22, what part is removed from a person upon final rejection?
• The material asserts that the saved will never be what?
• 'Sins that are past' are sins before the Cross, not before an individual's conversion.
• The bringing of mercy by the covering and thereby cleansing of the guilt of our sin by the shed and applied blood of Christ, appeasing the just wrath of God on sin and rendering the believing sinner pardoned, purged, and forgiven of sin and reconciled to God.
• Those who totally and finally turn from Christ show they were what?
• In the liberation ceremony, the father would take his 14 year old son and remove the toga of ________ and replace it with the toga of ________. Now he was declared an adult son.
• According to the material, which statement best describes human freedom?
• At adoption, a Roman child received the position of an adult son with authority over slaves, all rights and privileges of sonship and a ____________ of his inheritance.
• Which doctrine removes the guilt of sin?
• Salvation is wholly and solely by grace through faith from _______ to _________.
• A problem of salvation is that our entire nature is _________.
• In Romans 11, the breaking off of branches symbolizes removal from national blessing of which group?
• Until the liberation ceremony, the Roman child had absolutely no _________, _________, __________, __________.
• Which description of the heart is identified as a problem of salvation?
• Which theological term refers to the satisfaction of God's righteous demand for justice through the death of Christ?
• The channel through which righteousness comes is described by the word ________.
• Which term describes the ongoing ethical transformation from conversion onward?
• In Calvinism's five-point historical view, which belief states that humans are unable to choose God on their own?
• Which statement best captures the relationship between perseverance and preservation?
• What is the study of the doctrine of salvation called?
• According to the material, who will be preserved?
• Believers are kept in the hand of whom according to the eternal security teaching?
• Which verse warns that if righteousness comes by the law, then grace would be null?
• In Matthew 7, what did the people who were rejected claim about their relationship with Jesus?
• Before the liberation ceremony, a Roman child lacked which of the following?
• Which statement correctly contrasts Plan One with Plan Two?
• Which phrase expresses that salvation is by grace through faith from beginning to end?
• Which view uses 'Total Ability' as a starting point for its anthropology rather than 'Total Depravity'?
• The gift of God is eternal life; salvation is described as what?
• Which of the following are roadblocks to answered prayer?
• Which doctrine is described as the moment of acceptance that changes our status with God?
• According to the material, salvation is only possible through which person?
• Which concept is identified as the basis for both election and predestination in the cited material?
• The response of the believing sinner's heart when confronted by the Spirit with the person of Christ and the truth of the Gospel, causing him to have a voluntary and sincere change of mind and heart leading to a turn from his sin of unbelief to faith in Christ.
• Which term is the judicial act by which God declares a believing sinner to be legally righteous before Him?
• Perseverance is the act of man and is not the same as ___________.
• Which term best describes the mercy, cleansing, pardon, and reconciliation implemented by Christ's work?
• Which verse states that believers are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time?
• Which period is commonly associated with testing endurance for believers in eschatology?
• Which term describes the grace-enabled act of man in salvation involving a voluntary change of mind and heart including a turning from sin to Christ?
• Which term denotes the ultimate and absolute perfection and transformation into the image of Christ for all believers?
• What is the effect of mixing works with grace, according to the material?
• Christ never knew the what according to Matthew 7:23?
• Hebrews 12:6ff describes sinning saints as which of the following, not which?
• The New Birth of Regeneration changes us and imparts unto us the holy ______ of our Father as a child of God.
• Which of the following are keys to successful prayer?
• Which book contains the Roman Road themes of sin and salvation?
• Which statement is listed as the first reason for human responsibility?
• Which statement best captures Romans 11:6's message about grace and works?
• Which event is the turning point before which sins are considered 'past'?
• The 'Book of Life' is sometimes interpreted as referring to which form of death?
• According to the material, every person is a sinner by which two things?
• The righteousness is granted to the _________ of humanity.
• Which description best describes humanity's condition before salvation?
• 'Sins that are past' are sins before the ________, not before an individuals conversion.
• Our corrupt nature corrupts any act of ________ which we attempt.
• In the Roman family, all were recognized as _________, but only those who went through Liberalia were considered _________.
• The act of God whereby He places our guilt upon the account of Jesus Christ and places Christ's righteousness upon our account is known as?
• Which concept occurs instantly at the moment of salvation, changing our standing before God?
• Which type of sanctification occurs prior to salvation?
• The plan emphasizes righteousness granted apart from our own ______.
• In Matthew 7, those told to depart were false teachers who trusted in their ______.
• What is described as an absolutely free gift of grace?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a roadblock to answered prayer?
• Which Bible verse states that Christ bought them, including the lost?
• Which verse argues that salvation by grace would be meaningless without the rejection of earning through works?
• Which of the following is listed as one of the six reasons for human responsibility?
• Election and foreordination do not rob man of which concept?
• Adoption does not change our nature, but rather our inheritance as it grants to us our ______ and ______ _________ as sons of God.
• It is granted through the __________ of Christ.
• In warnings toward the righteous who sin, the death spoken of is _________ death.
• Endurance to the end is associated with salvation during the tribulation; believers must avoid the _______.
• Christ never knew the ________. Christ did not say I once knew you, but no longer do.
• According to the material, why can't salvation be achieved by human effort alone?
• God must _________ all sin.
• Salvation is wholly by _________ and any mixture of works to keep salvation destroys ________.
• Which verse states that God made Him to be sin for us, so that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him?
• Falling from grace is returning to a trust in ______ to keep your salvation.
• Apart from our own _________.
• According to John 6:37, the saved will never be what?
• Which doctrine removes the penalty of sin?
• To think you could be righteous enough to save yourself is a sin of gross _______.
• Preservation is not a Guarantee that all who ______ Christ are genuinely saved, but only those who ______ Christ will be preserved.
• Which term denotes the ultimate transformation and perfection of believers?
• Any mixture of works to earn or keep salvation means Christ died for __________.
• Which summary best reflects the eternal-security view presented?
• A person who says that he is saved and then becomes a complete apostate was probably _______ ________.
• Which process removes the power of sin?
• Romans 11 speaks of the breaking off of branches; removing ______ from the position of national blessing.
• Which statement best describes Plan Two for salvation?
• From the Arminian five-point view, which term describes grace that can be resisted?
• It is granted through the _________ of another.
• In Calvinism's five-point framework, which belief holds that the atonement is limited to the elect?
• Which practice changes our inheritance rather than our nature?
• In Calvinism's five-point framework, which belief holds that God's grace to the elect cannot be resisted?
• Which term refers to the believer's position as a son with full inheritance?
• Roman children could be disinherited, but once adopted, these rights were ___________.
• It is through the righteous satisfaction of _________.
• Which type of sanctification is the ongoing growth in godliness across a believer's life?
• Which makes us righteous?
• Which type of sanctification occurs at the moment of salvation, changing our standing before God?
• Heaven being earned by good works was God's plan for ________ and NOT for man.
• Which act is defined as the act of God whereby the believing sinner is set apart from sin and to God?
• The book of life may refer to _________ _________.
• Which action demonstrates Christ's love by dying for us while we were sinners?
• Which term refers to moral reformation, mere regret, penance, or tears that are counterfeit of genuine repentance?
• God's plan of salvation is that God will grant this righteousness __________ __________ obedience to the law or commandments of God.
• Preservation is not an excuse or license to _______, believers receive a new nature and will be convicted, chastened, and may even lose their lives.
• Which three roles of God are cited as the basis for mankind's need for salvation?
• Which Bible verse is cited as evidence that Christ died for all men?
• Which statement about Roman adoption and inheritance is true?
• The act of Christ whereby He took upon Himself the guilt and paid the penalty of our sin and then bestowed His righteousness upon us.
• The context of Romans 9-11 is the ______ election of the nation of Israel, rather than the ______ election to salvation.
• Which term describes the process by which believers become more like Christ over time?
• Which doctrine declares us righteous?
• Which word completes the statement: Salvation is possible because God ______ all men to be saved?
• Which type of sanctification occurs throughout life from sin's power?
• "once saved always saved" only applies to those who are ...
• Christ suffered for sins to do what, according to the material?
• Liberalia is a Roman ceremony associated with which practice?
• Believing in vain means believing in Christ but not the ______.
• Which term refers to the undeserved love or unmerited favor of God extended toward sinners?
• What is not the basis of salvation according to the material?