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Soteriology Quiz
Created by tiredmom
Part 1
Instructions:
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What does the component "soterio" mean?
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What does the component "logy" mean?
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A WRONG view of soteriology can result in lost people.
A. True
B. False
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A LOW view of soteriology can result in frustrated Christians.
A. False
B. True
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The word "saved" or "salvation" appears many times in the Bible. However, it does not always mean salvation from sin. List 3 of the other Biblical uses of the term.
A. ___________________________________
B. ____________________
C. _____________________
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Regarding all "salvations" in the Bible, we can safely say that the ultimate cause is God.
A. False
B. True
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Regarding all "salvations" in the Bible, we can safely say that God savior of everyone and that everyone gets saved.
A. False
B. True
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All the following are TRUE about God's ultimate "salvation" concern, except:
A. Our need for salvation is based on our desire
B. Our need for salvation is rooted in reconciliation
C. Our need for salvation is caused by sin
D. We are SAVED from just retribution
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God's word is complete and inerrant. He revealed all truth, all knowledge, and all revelalation at the very BEGINNING.
A. True
B. False
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Our need for reconciliation has always been obvioius.
A. True
B. False
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In the earlier parts of the Old Testament, salvation in the afterlife was not always clear.
A. True
B. False
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Throughout all of scripture, the MEANS (the mechanism) of how salvation would take place was always crystal clear.
A. True
B. False
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List two of the common unbiblical views of salvation. Give a brief description.
A. ______________________________________
B. __________________________________
Soteriology Quiz
(Answer Key)
Created by tiredmom
Part 1
Instructions:
-
What does the component "soterio" mean?
_____________________
-
What does the component "logy" mean?
_____________________
-
A WRONG view of soteriology can result in lost people.
A. True
B. False
-
A LOW view of soteriology can result in frustrated Christians.
A. False
B. True
-
The word "saved" or "salvation" appears many times in the Bible. However, it does not always mean salvation from sin. List 3 of the other Biblical uses of the term.
A. ___________________________________
B. ____________________
C. _____________________
-
Regarding all "salvations" in the Bible, we can safely say that the ultimate cause is God.
A. False
B. True
-
Regarding all "salvations" in the Bible, we can safely say that God savior of everyone and that everyone gets saved.
A. False
B. True
-
All the following are TRUE about God's ultimate "salvation" concern, except:
A. Our need for salvation is based on our desire
B. Our need for salvation is rooted in reconciliation
C. Our need for salvation is caused by sin
D. We are SAVED from just retribution
-
God's word is complete and inerrant. He revealed all truth, all knowledge, and all revelalation at the very BEGINNING.
A. True
B. False
-
Our need for reconciliation has always been obvioius.
A. True
B. False
-
In the earlier parts of the Old Testament, salvation in the afterlife was not always clear.
A. True
B. False
-
Throughout all of scripture, the MEANS (the mechanism) of how salvation would take place was always crystal clear.
A. True
B. False
-
List two of the common unbiblical views of salvation. Give a brief description.
A. ______________________________________
B. __________________________________