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THEO 104 quiz 5 complete solutions correct answers key

Liberty University THEO 104 quiz 5 complete solutions correct answers key

 

The two main accusations made against Jesus were blasphemy and treason.

Where was Jesus crucified?

Repentance is the same as feeling sorry.

Due to the Fall in Genesis 3, mankind is actually in opposition to God.

Justification is an instantaneous act of God in the life of the believer.

Who asked to bury Jesus' body?

Ray Comfort indicates that only 50­60% percentage of converts were falling away from the faith.

Sanctification includes elements of being set apart in the past, continually being set apart in the present, and ultimate separation in the future.

An accurate definition of “justification” is “just­as­if­I­never­sinned.”

Being found “not guilty” is the same as being “innocent.”

Faith is a result of one’s own works and efforts.

Regeneration is the work of God through the Holy Spirit of placing in one who has been given the gift of faith a new nature which is capable of doing the will of God.

"Total responsibility" means that any man in his natural state is incapable or unable to do anything to please or gain merit before God.

The term anothen, translated "born again," can also be translated as "born from within."

What day does the author believe Jesus was crucified?

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THEO 104 Quiz 5 Complete Solution

Liberty University THEO 104 quiz 5 complete solutions correct answers key The two main accusations made against Jesus were blasphemy and treason. Where was Jesus crucified? Repentance is the same as feeling sorry. Due to the Fall in Genesis 3, mankind is actually in opposition to God. Justification is an instantaneous act of God in the life of the believer. Who asked to bury Jesus' body? Ray Comfort indicates that only 50­60% percentage of converts were falling away from the faith. Sanctification includes elements of being set apart in the past, continually being set apart in the present, and ultimate separation in the future. An accurate definition of “justificat...
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