The Knowledge Of Salvation: Bible Quiz!

According to the question, because Adam sinned, all humans have been born into sin. This includes everyone, regardless of their ethnicity or religious background. Therefore, the correct answer is "everyone".

The resurrection of Jesus is needed for our salvation because it is through his resurrection that he conquered death and sin, providing the means for our forgiveness and redemption. Without his resurrection, there would be no victory over sin and no hope for eternal life. It is the pivotal event that validates Jesus' identity as the Son of God and the fulfillment of God's plan for salvation.

Cable news warnings about the end times are not elements of God's plan for salvation. The Gospel, Christ's birth, death, and resurrection, God's grace and mercy, and repentance are all integral parts of God's plan for salvation as they focus on the redemption and forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ. However, cable news warnings about the end times are not directly related to salvation but rather speculative interpretations of future events.

The final consequence of sin is judgment. Sin leads to a separation between individuals and their Creator, resulting in a divine judgment. This judgment can take various forms, such as facing the consequences of one's actions, experiencing spiritual consequences, or facing eternal punishment. It serves as a reminder of the accountability that comes with our choices and actions.

God convicts of sin. This means that it is God's role to bring awareness and realization to individuals about their sins. Conviction of sin is an internal spiritual process that leads to repentance and seeking forgiveness from God. Confessing sin, repenting of sin, believing in God, and fearing the consequences of sin are actions that mankind must take in response to God's conviction. However, it is God who initiates the conviction process and guides individuals towards acknowledging their sins.

All four options provided - "a missing of the mark," "a coming short of one's duty," "a failure to do what one ought," and "lawlessness" - are definitions of the Biblical word sin. Each definition highlights different aspects of sin, such as falling short of expectations or failing to fulfill one's obligations. These definitions collectively encompass the concept of sin as described in the Bible.

The pair "The Word: Jesus" goes together because "The Word" is a biblical term used to refer to Jesus in the New Testament. In the Gospel of John, it is stated that "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" (John 1:1). Therefore, "The Word" is synonymous with Jesus in Christian theology.

The correct answer is "be overcome by." The explanation is that Drh quoted several Bible verses that suggest that we can be overwhelmed or overpowered by sin. This implies that sin has the potential to have control over us, and it is something that we need to be aware of and actively resist.

The Knowledge of Salvation encompasses an individual's comprehension of their personal spiritual salvation, often rooted in religious or spiritual beliefs.