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Set 1
- The Holy Spirit glorifies Christ through working in the lives of believers to help them be more Christlike in all that they do.
- The importance of the Holy Spirit is seen when Jesus gave the Great Commission to the disciples.
- The __________ Creed signifies the belief in the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- The Athanasian Creed states that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit have the same qualities and they are __________.
- According to Luke 4, the Holy Spirit was non-existent in the life of Christ.
- The Great Commission is recorded 10 times in the Bible.
- Baptism is the idea of new birth or new creation.
- The baptism of the Holy Spirit is referenced by all of the apostles but Paul.
- The Holy Spirit is responsible for which of the following?
- __________ is the idea of new birth or new creation.
- The Holy Spirit’s ministry of indwelling and filling consistently evidences itself throughout both the Old and New Testaments.
- Which of the following is not one of the roles the Holy Spirit plays in the life of the believer?
- The filling of the Holy Spirit refers to the control the Holy Spirit has over the life of the Christian.
- Illumination refers to evangelism, not reading the Bible like most people think.
- The filling of the Holy Spirit is in large part dependent on what?
- Which of the following is a specific characteristic of spiritual gifts?
- The gift of _____ is the special ability to organize and plan.
- Showing mercy is not a spiritual gift, but a fruit of the spirit.
- Speaking is a spiritual gift.
- Apostles were those specifically appointed by _______ to be a “sent one.”
- Self-control relates to the disposition of an individual and is seen as meekness or humility.
- The key to understanding the fruit of the Spirit is understanding the importance of one’s desires. The question becomes, “Do we love God more than we love sin?”
- The fruit of the Spirit are listed in 1 Corinthians 12:27-30.
- Which is not one of the fruit of the Spirit?
- The fruit of the Holy Spirit relates to the Christian’s spiritual character and maturity of the Christian life.
Set 2
- The importance of the Holy Spirit is seen when Jesus gave the Great Commission to the disciples.
- The __________ Creed signifies the belief in the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- According to Luke 4, the Holy Spirit was non-existent in the life of Christ.
- What passage of Scripture specifically mentioned in the textbook reveals the eternal nature of the Holy Spirit?
- The Holy Spirit was sent to continue the work of Jesus on earth.
- The Great Commission is recorded 10 times in the Bible.
- __________ is the idea of new birth or new creation.
- Baptism is the idea of new birth or new creation.
- The Great Commission is the focal point behind which Christian churches rally.
- Regeneration is only found in the New Testament as a work of the Holy Spirit.
- Which of the following is not one of the roles the Holy Spirit plays in the life of the believer?
- What specific ways does the Holy Spirit restrain sin?
- Illumination refers to evangelism, not reading the Bible like most people think.
- The Holy Spirit only intercedes on the behalf of some Christians.
- Sanctification has both a positive and a negative aspect.
- Apostles were those specifically appointed by _______ to be a “sent one.”
- Which of the following is not one of the passages containing the list of spiritual gifts?
- Evangelism is a spiritual gift.
- Showing mercy is not a spiritual gift, but a fruit of the spirit.
- The spiritual gifts debate has caused splits within the church.
- Every Christian has every spiritual gift; however, not every Christian is to display all of the fruit of the Holy Spirit.
- The key to understanding the fruit of the Spirit is understanding the importance of one’s desires. The question becomes, “Do we love God more than we love sin?”
- The fruit of the Holy Spirit relates to the Christian’s spiritual character and maturity of the Christian life.
- Which is not one of the fruit of the Spirit?
- ________ is goodness put into action.