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What was the sin issue in the Old Covenant?
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The sin issue in the Old Covenant was that the people did not believe in sin.
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The sin issue in the Old Covenant was that only the leaders could have their sins forgiven
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The sin issue in the Old Covenant was simply that the people could never lose their sense of sin.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
C. The sin issue in the Old Covenant was simply that the people could never lose their sense of sin.Explanation
The sin issue in the Old Covenant was simply that the people could never lose their sense of sin.Rate this question:
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In the Old Covenant, in what way were the sins of the people dealt?
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In the Old Covenant, the sins of the people were blotted out by fruit and grain offerings.
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In the Old Covenant, sins were never committed.
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In the Old Covenant, the sins of the people were never mentioned.
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In the Old Covenant, sacrifices were made for the sins of the people so that the sins would be rolled forward for one year.
Correct Answer
D. In the Old Covenant, sacrifices were made for the sins of the people so that the sins would be rolled forward for one year.Explanation
In the Old Covenant, sacrifices were made for the sins of the people so that the sins would be rolled forward for one year.Rate this question:
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How is the sin issue handled in the New Covenant?
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In the New Covenant, those who go to confessionals are made righteous.
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In the New Covenant, those who partake of the sacrifice of Jesus are cleansed from their sins.
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In the New Covenant, those who fast and pray are forgiven of their sins.
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In the New Covenant, those who work in community services are forgiven of the sins.
Correct Answer
B. In the New Covenant, those who partake of the sacrifice of Jesus are cleansed from their sins.Explanation
In the New Covenant, those who partake of the sacrifice of Jesus are cleansed from their sins.Rate this question:
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In what way does the sacrifice of Jesus change our nature?
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The sacrifice of Jesus does not affect our nature.
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The sacrifice of Jesus is the exchange offered through the cross, we trade our sin nature for His righteousness.
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The sacrifice of Jesus allows us to trade our sin nature for His patience.
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All of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
B. The sacrifice of Jesus is the exchange offered through the cross, we trade our sin nature for His righteousness.Explanation
Because of the exchange offered through the cross, we trade our sin nature for His righteousness. II Corinthians 5:21Rate this question:
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For what reason did God make Jesus to be sin?
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God made Jesus to be sin so that we could be sinners saved by grace.
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God made Jesus to be sin so that we could continue in sin.
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God made Jesus to be sin so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ. 2 Cor 5:21
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
C. God made Jesus to be sin so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ. 2 Cor 5:21Explanation
God made Jesus to be sin so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ. 2 Cor 5:21Rate this question:
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What does the term "old man" represent?
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All of the answers are correct.
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The term "old man" referred to Methuselah, who was the oldest man in the Bible.
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The term "old man" was used by Jesus to describe Ruebhan, the oldest son of Jacob.
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The term "old man" represents the sin nature or the "instrument of sin" within mankind.
Correct Answer
D. The term "old man" represents the sin nature or the "instrument of sin" within mankind.Explanation
The term "old man" represents the sin nature or the "instrument of sin" within mankind.Rate this question:
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How did Jesus deal with the "old man"?
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Jesus developed an educational program to deal with the "old man".
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Jesus nailed the "old man" to His cross, making the "old man" (the instrument of sin) ineffective
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Jesus taught social justice that dealt effectively with the "old man".
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Jesus debated the Scribes and Pharisees so that the "old man" would never be influential again.
Correct Answer
B. Jesus nailed the "old man" to His cross, making the "old man" (the instrument of sin) ineffectiveExplanation
Jesus nailed the "old man" to His cross, making the "old man" (the instrument of sin) ineffective.Rate this question:
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What is important to understand about the crucifixion of the "old man"?
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All of the answers are correct.
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It is important to know that the "old man" will be with you forever.
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It is important to know that "a dead man is no longer subject to sin"
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It is important to know that the "old man" is not effective in an individual until he/she is old.
Correct Answer
C. It is important to know that "a dead man is no longer subject to sin"Explanation
It is important to know that "a dead man is no longer subject to sin". Romans 6:6Rate this question:
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What is there in "man" that causes him to commit sins?
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That which causes a man to commit sins is still a mystery.
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Sin singular causes us to commit sins plural.
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The Law of Moses is the cause of man committing sins.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
B. Sin singular causes us to commit sins plural.Explanation
Sin singular causes us to commit sins plural.Rate this question:
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Why does sin (singular) continue to be a problem for men and women today?
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Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they do not fast and pray.
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Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they do not go to confessional.
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Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they do not keep the Law of Moses.
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Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they are ignorant of the spiritual fact that Jesus nailed the "old man" (the instrument of sin) to His cross.
Correct Answer
D. Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they are ignorant of the spiritual fact that Jesus nailed the "old man" (the instrument of sin) to His cross.Explanation
Sin (singular) continues to be a problem for men and women today because they are ignorant of the spiritual fact that Jesus nailed the "old man" (the instrument of sin) to His cross.Rate this question:
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Did you read the assigned text for this quiz?
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Yes I read the assigned text for this quiz
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No I did not read the assigned text for this quiz
Correct Answer
A. Yes I read the assigned text for this quizExplanation
A lower score will be given if you did not read the assigned text.Rate this question:
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