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Why can't someone be justified (declared righteous) by the Law?
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The Law rests on faith.
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The Law was for the Gentile nations.
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The Law was just a picture and did not have any power.
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The Law has nothing to do with faith. "The righteous shall live by faith."
Correct Answer
D. The Law has nothing to do with faith. "The righteous shall live by faith."Explanation
The Law has nothing to do with faith. "The righteous shall live by faith."Rate this question:
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Why are we in the New Covenant released from keeping the Law?
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Grace and Truth came through Jesus Christ, not Moses.
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Moses gave the Law from God for all mankind.
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The House of Israel are the only people who can be redeemed.
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None of the answers release us from keeping the Law.
Correct Answer
A. Grace and Truth came through Jesus Christ, not Moses.Explanation
"Christ redeemed us from the curse of the Law"Rate this question:
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What would be the consequence if righteousness came by the Law?
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If righteousness came by the Law, then Christ has died in vain.
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If righteousness came by the Law, then we have to go to church on Saturday.
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If righteousness came by the Law, then we have to make sacrifice annually.
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If righteousness came by the Law, then we don't ever work on a Sunday.
Correct Answer
A. If righteousness came by the Law, then Christ has died in vain.Explanation
If righteousness came by the Law, then Christ has died in vain.Rate this question:
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How did John contrast between Moses and Jesus?
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John contrasted Moses and Jesus as brothers.
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John contrasted Moses and Jesus as king and servant.
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John contrasted Moses as the Lawgiver and grace and truth through Jesus Christ.
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John contrasted Moses and Jesus as fellow evangelists.
Correct Answer
C. John contrasted Moses as the Lawgiver and grace and truth through Jesus Christ.Explanation
John 1:17--"For the Law was given by Moses , but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ."Rate this question:
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How did Jesus cancel the ordinances of the Law that were against us?
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Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances of the Law by nailing it to His cross.
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Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances of the Law by replacing the writing.
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Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances of the Law by casting it from the temple.
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Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances of the Law by having it written in Latin.
Correct Answer
A. Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances of the Law by nailing it to His cross.Explanation
Jesus cancelled the handwriting of ordinances against you (the Law) by nailing it to His cross.Rate this question:
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What was Paul's instruction to us concerning Feast Days and the Sabbath?
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Paul said that no man should be allowed to judge you in manners of food, drink, feast days or the Sabbath.
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Paul said that all men should be allowed to judge you in manners of eating and the Sabbath.
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Paul said that man should be allowed to judge you in manners of when to attend church.
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Paul said that all men should be allowed to judge you in all ways of living each month.
Correct Answer
A. Paul said that no man should be allowed to judge you in manners of food, drink, feast days or the Sabbath.Explanation
"Therefore, let no man judge (condemn) you in matters of food and drink, or with regard to a feast day or a new moon or a Sabbath." Colossians 2:16Rate this question:
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In what way did Jesus disarm principalities and powers in relation to the Law? (Select all the answers that apply)
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Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by removing the weapon of guilt.
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Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by removing the weapon of condemnation.
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Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by removing the leaders.
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Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by hiding the entrance to the buildings.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by removing the weapon of guilt.
B. Jesus disarmed principalities and powers in relation to the Law by removing the weapon of condemnation.Explanation
Jesus disarmed principallities and powers that were against us by removing guilt and condemnation that the enemy used against us.Rate this question:
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Some denominations teach that if you make it to Heaven, it will be because of your works. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Some denominations teach that if you get to Heaven, it will be because of your works.Rate this question:
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Some denominations have a set of rules by which one must live in order to obtain holiness or righteousness. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Some denominations have a set of rules by which one must live in order to obtain holiness or righteousness.Rate this question:
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The definition of legalism is the attempt to achieve holiness or righteousness by keeping the Law or a set of religious rules. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The definition of legalism is the attempt to achieve holiness or righteousness by keeping the Law or a set of religious rules.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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