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What is the meaning of the Greek word "hagios"?
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The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is to be unclean.
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The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is to be spiritual.
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The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is to be fulfilled.
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The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is holy.
Correct Answer
D. The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is holy.Explanation
The meaning of the Greek word "hagios" is holy.Rate this question:
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What is the definition of sanctification?
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The definition of sanctification is the process of educating the soul.
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The definition of sanctification is the process of making one holy.
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The definition of sanctification is to be accepted into society.
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The definition of sanctification is to be one with one's spirit.
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B. The definition of sanctification is the process of making one holy.Explanation
The definition of sanctification is the process of making one holy.Rate this question:
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What is the word relationship between sanctification and holiness?
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In the Greek language, the words translated to sanctification and holiness are unrelated.
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In the Greek language, the words translated sanctification and holiness related only to the soul of man.
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In the Greek language, the words translated to sanctification and holiness come from the same root word.
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In the Greek language, the words translated sanctification and holiness relate only to the spirit of man.
Correct Answer
C. In the Greek language, the words translated to sanctification and holiness come from the same root word.Explanation
In the Greek language, the words translated sanctification and holiness come from the same root word.Rate this question:
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What is the meaning of the suffix "ify"?
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The meaning of the suffix "ify" is "to make".
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The meaning of the suffix "ify" is "to modify".
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The meaning of the suffix "ify" is "to change for the better".
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The meaning of the suffix "ify" is to bless.
Correct Answer
A. The meaning of the suffix "ify" is "to make".Explanation
The meaning of the suffix "ify" is "to make". Example: rectify means to make right.Rate this question:
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How does one become sanctified?
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One becomes sanctified by keeping the Law of Moses.
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One becomes sanctified by keeping a set of rules that are issued by the church.
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One becomes sanctified by paying tithes and alms.
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None of the answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. None of the answers are correct.Explanation
The above answers are examples of what sanctification is NOT.Rate this question:
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To what is Paul referring when he prays "may the God of peace sanctify you entirely"?
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Paul is referring to the sanctification of the entire body.
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Paul is referring to the sanctification of the nation of Israel.
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Paul is referring to the seal of protection that is granted to the church at Thessalonica.
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Paul is referring to the sanctification of the spirit, the soul, and the body of the Christian.
Correct Answer
D. Paul is referring to the sanctification of the spirit, the soul, and the body of the Christian.Explanation
Paul is referring to the sanctification of the spirit, the soul, and the body of the ChristianRate this question:
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Every spiritual experience in God's program of salvation is by grace through faith. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
"For by grace you have been saved (sozo) through faith..." Ephesians 2:8 The word "sozo" refers to every spiritual blessing and every spiritual experience.Rate this question:
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The Holy Spirit is one of the important parts of the sanctification process. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The Holy Spirit is one of the important parts in the sanctification process.Rate this question:
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What is the correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification?
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The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is a conviction.
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The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is discipline.
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The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is consecration.
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The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is a correct interpretation of the Scriptures.
Correct Answer
C. The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is consecration.Explanation
The correct response of the believer to the purpose of God in sanctification is consecration.Rate this question:
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What is involved in the consecration of one's life to God?
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Consecration of one's life to God involves committing to giving to the poor.
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Consecration of one's life to God involves committing to community service.
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Consecration of one's life to God involves committing to a denomination.
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Consecration of one's life to God involves committing everything--gifts, talents, money, decisions--to God.
Correct Answer
D. Consecration of one's life to God involves committing everything--gifts, talents, money, decisions--to God.Explanation
Consecration of one's life to God involves committing everything--gifts, talents, money, decisions--to God.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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