Perspectives Review 01
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How does God's promise to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3 reveal God's purpose? How does this change or enhance your view of God?
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This quiz explores theological themes from Genesis, focusing on God's promises to Abraham and their implications for understanding mission and blessing.
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We are blessed to be ___________.
Explanation
The sentence is expressing gratitude for being something positive or beneficial, which is a blessing. The word "blessed" implies that the speaker feels fortunate or privileged to have this quality or attribute. Therefore, the correct answer is "a blessing."Rate this question:
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We are blessed to be ___________. Explain why this is a statement of responsibility but also of hope and significance.
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How does God's promise to Abraham, when linked to biblical commands, provide a more compelling mandate for mission than the commands alone?
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What does Stott mean by a "triple fulfillment" of God's promise to Abraham? Identify the "seed of Abraham" in each fulfillment.
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Give and example of the fulfillment of God's promise of blessing to Abraham resulting in tangible blessings in the lives of Abraham or his descendants in the book of Genesis.
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What gives us the strongest mandate for global mission?
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The many verses that refer to "all nations"
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The Great Commission and the Great Commandment.
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The example of Jesus.
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The entire story of the Bible
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Biblical stories that show how God's people acted with compassion.
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A. The entire story of the BibleExplanation
The entire story of the Bible provides us with the strongest mandate for global mission because it encompasses all the other options mentioned. The Bible contains numerous verses that refer to "all nations," emphasizing the importance of spreading the message of God's love to everyone. The Great Commission and the Great Commandment, both found in the Bible, also highlight the call to go and make disciples of all nations and to love our neighbors as ourselves. Additionally, the example of Jesus, as portrayed throughout the Bible, serves as a powerful motivation for global mission. Finally, biblical stories that show how God's people acted with compassion demonstrate the importance of reaching out to others and sharing God's love with the world.Rate this question:
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God' promise of blessing upon all peoples will be fulfilled by _________ because _________ (next question).
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Those joined with Christ by faith
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Jewish people and the 144,000
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Christ alone, without human help
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Angels with signs and wonders
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The Lamb and the Lion
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A. Those joined with Christ by faithExplanation
The correct answer is "those joined with Christ by faith." This is because throughout the Bible, it is emphasized that salvation and blessing are available to all people through faith in Christ. This promise of blessing upon all peoples is not limited to a specific group such as the Jewish people or the 144,000, but rather it is open to anyone who believes in Christ. Therefore, it is those who are joined with Christ by faith who will fulfill God's promise of blessing upon all peoples.Rate this question:
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God' promise of blessing upon all peoples will be fulfilled by _________ (previous question) because _________.
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The bilateral covenant obligates them
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God will not share His glory
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They will conquer the counter-kingdom
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They inherit the hope and the promise of the blessing
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They will open the way for the gospel
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A. They inherit the hope and the promise of the blessingExplanation
They inherit the hope and the promise of the blessing because this implies that God's promise of blessing upon all peoples will be passed down to them. By inheriting this hope and promise, they become the carriers of God's blessings and are responsible for spreading it to others. This ensures that God's promise is fulfilled and that all peoples receive the blessings that were promised to them.Rate this question:
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Describe the three directions of God's mission purpose.Toward God:For people:Against evil:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase.Exodus 9:13 "Let my people go"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. For peopleExplanation
The phrase "Let my people go" in Exodus 9:13 reflects God's mission purpose for people. This phrase shows that God's intention is to free his people from their captivity and oppression, demonstrating his love and care for them. It emphasizes God's desire to protect and provide for his people, highlighting his mission to bring deliverance and salvation to humanity.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Exodus 9:13"that they may serve Me"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Toward GodExplanation
The phrase "that they may serve Me" in Exodus 9:13 reflects the direction of God's mission purpose towards God. This phrase indicates that the purpose of God's mission is to be served by the people. It implies that God desires a relationship with His people and wants them to worship and serve Him. Therefore, the direction of God's mission purpose in this phrase is towards God.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Acts 16:17-18"turn ... from the dominion of Satan"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Against evilExplanation
The phrase "turn ... from the dominion of Satan" in Acts 16:17-18 suggests a direction that is against evil. This implies that God's mission purpose is to counteract and oppose the influence of Satan and all forms of evil. It emphasizes the idea of liberation from the control and power of darkness, indicating a movement towards righteousness and goodness.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Acts 16:17-18"to God"
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Toward God
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For people
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Toward evil
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A. Toward GodExplanation
The phrase "to God" in Acts 16:17-18 reflects the direction of God's mission purpose that is most strongly aligned with a focus on God. It suggests that the mission is directed towards God, indicating a desire to honor and serve Him. This implies that the actions and intentions are centered around fulfilling God's will and furthering His kingdom.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Acts 16:17-18"that they may receive forgiveness of sins"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. For peopleExplanation
The phrase "that they may receive forgiveness of sins" reflects God's mission purpose for people. This suggests that God's mission is focused on offering forgiveness and salvation to individuals, emphasizing His love and desire to reconcile humanity to Himself.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. 2 Corinthians 4:15"grace which is spreading to more and more people"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. For peopleExplanation
The phrase "grace which is spreading to more and more people" reflects God's mission purpose for people. This suggests that God's mission is focused on extending grace and love to humanity, reaching out to more and more individuals and offering them salvation and redemption. This aligns with the idea that God's ultimate purpose is to reconcile and save people, demonstrating His love and mercy towards humanity.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. 2 Corinthians 4:15"may cause the giving of thanks to abound to the glory of God"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Toward GodExplanation
The phrase "may cause the giving of thanks to abound to the glory of God" reflects the direction of God's mission purpose toward God. This is because the phrase emphasizes the act of giving thanks and acknowledging God's glory. The purpose of God's mission is to bring glory to Himself and to be worshiped and praised by His creation. Thus, the direction of God's mission purpose in this phrase is focused on God Himself.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Psalm 67"You will judge"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Against evilExplanation
The phrase "You will judge against evil" reflects the direction of God's mission purpose that is focused on combating and opposing evil. This suggests that God's mission is to bring justice, righteousness, and judgment against all forms of wickedness and wrongdoing. It highlights God's role as a just and righteous judge who will ultimately hold evil accountable and bring about justice in the world.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Psalm 67"Let the peoples praise You"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Toward GodExplanation
This phrase from Psalm 67, "Let the peoples praise You," reflects the direction of God's mission purpose toward God. The emphasis is on the peoples praising and worshiping God, indicating that the purpose is to bring glory and honor to God. The phrase does not mention anything about being for or against people or evil, but rather focuses on the relationship between God and the peoples praising Him.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Psalm 67"That your way may be known on earth"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. For peopleExplanation
The phrase "That your way may be known on earth" reflects God's mission purpose for people. This suggests that God's purpose is for people to know and understand His ways, and to live in accordance with His teachings and principles. It implies that God desires for people to have a relationship with Him and to live in alignment with His will.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Psalm 110:1-3"Rule in the midst of Your enemies"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Against evilExplanation
The phrase "Rule in the midst of Your enemies" reflects the direction of God's mission purpose against evil. This suggests that God's mission is to establish His rule and authority over evil forces, demonstrating His power and triumphing over darkness. It implies a purpose of combating and overcoming evil in order to bring about justice and righteousness in the world.Rate this question:
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Identify the direction of God's mission purpose which is most strongly reflected in each of the following phrase. Psalm 110:1-3"Your people will volunteer freely (be freewill offerings)"
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Toward God
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For people
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Against evil
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A. Toward GodExplanation
The correct answer is "toward God." This is indicated by the phrase "Your people will volunteer freely (be freewill offerings)." This suggests that God's mission purpose is directed towards His people, and they willingly offer themselves to serve and fulfill His mission. The phrase does not mention anything about being for or against people or evil, so those options can be eliminated.Rate this question:
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