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What is the meaning of repentance?
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The word repentance means to say, "forgive me".
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The word repentance means a reversal of direction.
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The word repentance means to do penance for stealing an item.
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The word repentance means to say, "I'm sorry".
Correct Answer
B. The word repentance means a reversal of direction.Explanation
The definition of repentance is a reversal of direction; a turning from--.Rate this question:
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What is the meaning of "dead works"?
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Dead works refer to works that are done through wrong motives.
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Dead works refer to the deeds that we do in the name of religion.
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Dead works refer to deed accomplished through sense-knowledge faith.
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All the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All the answers are correct.Explanation
Dead works refers specifically to works that are done through wrong motives or works that have no fruit that remains. Dead works refers to the deeds that we do in the name of religion.Rate this question:
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Describe the change in one who changes from dead works to faith towards God.
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The outlook changes from "that can never work to all things are possible".
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The outlook changes from "failure thinking to success thinking".
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The outlook changes from the negative to the positive.
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All the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All the answers are correct.Explanation
The key to correct thinking is correct believing--that is, to believe in the Word of God. The direction of one's faith must be towards God.Rate this question:
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How does faith come?
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Faith comes through much prayer and fasting.
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Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God.
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Faith comes from pleasing the pastor or elders of your church.
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Faith comes through church attendance.
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B. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God.Explanation
Faith comes by hearing the Word of God. The word "logos" refers to the written word. The written word must become revelation to us. The word "rhema" is used in Romans 10:17, meaning that the Word of God must be personally received by the revelation of the Holy Spirit.Rate this question:
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What is meant by "sense-knowledge faith"?
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Sense-knowledge faith means one must have all his/her senses to have faith.
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Sense-knowledge faith refers to faith that moves mountains.
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Sense-knowledge faith refers to faith that covers a multitude of sins.
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Sense-knowledge faith refers to faith that relies on our senses.
Correct Answer
D. Sense-knowledge faith refers to faith that relies on our senses.Explanation
Sense-knowledge faith refers to faith that relies one or more of the five senses--taste; feel or touch; seeing; hearing; smelling. "Unless I see it for myself, I will not believe."Rate this question:
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How does one acquire Sense-Knowledge faith?
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We acquire sense-knowledge faith simply by relying on and learning through our senses.
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We acquire sense-knowledge faith through words that we hear others say.
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We acquire sense-knowledge faith through the things that we see others do, through the media, and through the feelings that come from simply living in this world.
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All the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All the answers are correct.Explanation
Sense-knowledge faith is acquired through education. Everything that we learn is learned through our senses. It is a real struggle to ignore the things that we have learned all throughout all of our lives. Real faith comes from hearing God.Rate this question:
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What is a Scriptural definition of faith?
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Faith is the proof of things not seen.
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Faith is the bridge to nowhere.
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Faith is believing in yourself.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
A. Faith is the proof of things not seen.Explanation
Hebrews 11:1--Amplified Bible--Faith is the title deed for the things we hope for; the proof of things we do not see; the conviction of their reality; perceiving as real fact what is not revealed to the senses.Rate this question:
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How did Thomas serve as an example of sense-knowledge faith?
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Thomas said, "if Mary believes, then I will believe."
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Thomas declared, "Unless I see the prints of the nails in His hands... I will not believe."
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Thomas said, "It's easier for Peter to believe. He is a fisherman".
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Thomas declared, "If I had a hammer, I would ring it in the morning. I would ring it all over the world."
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B. Thomas declared, "Unless I see the prints of the nails in His hands... I will not believe."Explanation
Thomas had sense-knowledge faith. He said unless I see the prints of the nails in His hands; Unless I thrust my hand into the wound in His side....I will not believe."Rate this question:
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When Jesus appeared to the disciples, what did He say to Thomas?
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Jesus said to Thomas, "Because you have not believed, you must leave my presence."
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Jesus never said a word to Thomas again.
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Jesus said to Thomas, "Where were you when I was teaching about my resurrection?"
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Jesus said to Thomas, "Blessed are those who have not seen, yet still believe."
Correct Answer
D. Jesus said to Thomas, "Blessed are those who have not seen, yet still believe."Explanation
When Jesus appeared to the disciples after His resurrection, He invited Thomas to see the prints of the nails in His hands, and to feel the wound in His side. Thomas then believed. Jesus said to Thomas, "Blessed are those who have not seen, yet believe."Rate this question:
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How can one define the Gift of Faith?
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The Gift of Faith is a manifestation of the Holy Spirit.
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The Gift of Faith is administer by the Holy Spirit.
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The Gift of Faith is an extraordinary dose of faith dispensed by the Holy Spirit.
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All the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All the answers are correct.Explanation
The Gift of Faith is an extraordinary dose of faith administered by the Holy Spirit in order to bring about a miracle or to bring about gifts of healings. This manifestation is one of nine distinct manifestations of the Holy Spirit listed in I Cor. chapter 12.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
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No, I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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