The Heart of Paul's Theology

Lesson One

Paul and His Theology

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Lesson Two

Paul and the Galatians

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Lesson Three

Paul and the Thessalonians

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Lesson Four

Paul and the Corinthians

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Andrew Simpeh
Angelia Harrison
Ebengo Bongo
Bill Turner
Craig Russell

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Question 1 of 32

1. Question

Match the number of each of Paul’s missionary journeys with the corresponding description.

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It began when the apostles and church leaders in Jerusalem selected Paul and Barnabas to deliver a letter to the churches in Antioch, Syria, Cilicia and Galatia, explaining that Gentile converts did not need to be circumcised or to keep the Law of Moses in order to gain salvation. Paul teamed up with Silas and later with Timothy in this journey. Paul also had a vision of a man calling him to go to Macedonia, leading him to that region.

Paul ended up in Rome, after being shipwrecked in Malta.

Paul went from Syrian Antioch through Galatia and Phrygia, then established a thriving ministry in Ephesus. Later he visited Greece from north to south.

It began when God told the church in Syrian Antioch to set aside Paul and Barnabas for a special work. In this journey, they traveled through the isle of Cyprus then to Asia Minor.

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2. Question
Select the corresponding topic of each section of the letter to the Romans.
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- Sins of Jews and Gentiles
- Salvation for Jews and Gentiles
- Roles of Jews and Gentiles
- Relevant Practical Instructions
- Romans 1-3
- Romans 4-8
- Romans 9-11
- Romans 12-16
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3. Question
Which of the following statements reflect the truth about Paul’s background? Mark each correct answer.
- Paul was well educated, but only after becoming a Christian.
- Before his conversion, he was firmly committed to his Jewish religion and culture.
- Paul rejected his Jewish culture after he became a Christian.
- Paul never was committed to Jewish religion and culture.
- Paul always believed in the authority of the Old Testament Scripture.
- Before his conversion, Paul doubted the existence of God.
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4. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, which of the following Jewish beliefs did Paul hold firmly?
- God would one day send the Messiah who would end Israel’s suffering.
- The nation of Israel was the chosen people of God and the Gentiles were excluded from His kingdom.
- God saves anyone who truly repents of his sins.
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5. Question
Which of the following statements are true? Mark each correct answer.
- Paul was not familiar with pagan literature.
- Paul was born a Roman citizen.
- Before his conversion, Paul had studied primarily the Jewish Scriptures and traditions.
- Paul’s father was a Jew but his mother was a Gentile.
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6. Question
Which of the following was a central theme in many of Paul’s epistles?
- Jesus opened the door of salvation to the Gentiles.
- Faith without works is dead.
- Christ's priesthood is superior to all human priests.
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7. Question
What is the theme of Galatians 3:28-29?
- Paul claims that he is the apostle to the Gentiles.
- There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female in Christ.
- To those not having the law I became like one not having the law…so as to win those not having the law.
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8. Question
What were the three qualifications for an apostle, according to Acts 1:21-26?
- His mother and father had to both be Jews.
- He had to have been taught directly by Christ.
- He had to be a witness of Christ after his resurrection.
- New apostles had to be chosen for the office by the Lord himself.
- New apostles had to be approved unanimously by the other apostles.
- He had to have studied the Scriptures thoroughly.
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Which of the following statements best summarizes Dr. Kidd’s view of Paul’s system of theology?
- Paul did not consider it wise to systematize theology, and therefore he only mentions particular doctrines as they became necessary in order to deal with practical issues.
- Paul had a definite system of theology, and he expressed it clearly in his letter to the Romans.
- Paul had a definite system of theology that underlies his epistles, but he never wrote it out in a systematic way in any of his epistles.
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10. Question
Which of the following statements best summarizes Paul’s calling?
- He met all the qualifications to be an apostle and was called by Jesus.
- He did not meet all the qualifications to be an apostle, but Jesus called him in an extraordinary way and made an exception.
- He was technically not an apostle, but was called by Jesus to testify to the Gentiles.
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11. Question
In what way had Paul been taught directly by Christ?
- The resurrected Christ taught him during his three years in Arabia after his conversion.
- Although he was not one of the 12 apostles who followed Jesus, he had spent some time with Him during His earthly ministry.
- Paul experienced some special visions of Christ while he was in Tarsus, before his first missionary journey.
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How did Paul die, according to tradition?
- Around 65 AD, Nero executed him.
- Around 67 AD, he died a natural death in prison in Rome.
- Around 69 AD, he was stoned by the Jews in Rome.
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13. Question
Which of the following statements best summarizes the primary purpose of Paul’s letters?
- To address practical pastoral needs.
- To give a systematic teaching of sound doctrine.
- To correct doctrinal errors in the churches.
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14. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, why did Paul write the letter to the Romans?
- To stabilize relationships between Jewish and Gentile believers in Rome.
- To explain the key doctrines of the gospel to all the churches.
- To defend his authority as an apostle, and thus defend the validity of the gospel.
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What is the Roman Catholic view of justification? Select the best answer, as taught in the lesson.
- It is a divine verdict by which God declares the believer righteous because of his own merits.
- It is a process in which God infuses grace in the believer enabling him to become more and more righteous by doing good works.
- It is the result of the sacrament of baptism, in which God declares the person forgiven because of Christ’s death and resurrection in his place
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What aspect of eschatology did Paul add to the Jewish two age view?
- There is an intermediate age of transition in which the Messiah concludes the old age and begins the new age.
- The two ages overlap in a period when both occur simultaneously.
- There is a third age in which the kingdom is fully established in its eternal state.
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17. Question
According to Dr. Kidd, which of the following statements best describes aspects of the future age that have ALREADY occurred?
- Jesus has destroyed His enemies and has begun the final judgments and blessings. These judgments and blessings are seen in the rise and fall of nations throughout history.
- Jesus has already given us our eternal inheritance in the person of the Holy Spirit. He manifests Himself in us through the fruit of the Spirit.
- Jesus has begun His heavenly reign and has given us a foretaste of our eternal inheritance in the Holy Spirit.
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According to Dr. Kidd, which of the following statements describes an aspect of the future age that has NOT YET occurred?
- Christ has not yet renewed the creation.
- Jesus has not yet begun his heavenly reign.
- Jesus has not yet given us the blessing of our eternal inheritance.
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19. Question
Dr. Kidd says that Paul expressed his theology largely in the context of ______________.
- Jewish culture
- persecution
- pastoral ministry
- Gentile culture
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20. Question
According to Paul’s writings, what is it that moves us from this age to the next?
- Our unity with Christ
- Our proper use of the means of grace
- Our obedience
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21. Question
According to Paul’s writings, what is God’s plan for the Jews and the Gentiles?
- Maintain them separate until Christ returns
- Unite them into one people
- Each will have their own distinct plan of salvation, for the Jews it is earthly and temporal, but for the Gentiles it is celestial and eternal.
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22. Question
Which of the following is Paul’s concept of justification?
- It is a process in which God infuses grace in the believer enabling him to become more and more righteous by doing good works.
- It is a divine verdict by which God declares the believer righteous by grace through faith.
- It is a process in which the believer first receives God’s grace by faith, then continues growing in righteousness
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23. Question
What is the meaning of ordo salutis?
- the order of the way salvation is applied to believers
- the order of the plan of salvation as it is worked out in history
- the order of salvation as it will be finalized in Christ’s second coming
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24. Question
What is the meaning of historia salutis?
- the order of the way salvation is applied to believers
- the order of the plan of salvation as it is worked out in history
- the order of salvation as it will be finalized in Christ’s second coming
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Question 25 of 32

25. Question
Which of the following is the emphasis that Protestants have normally found in Paul’s writings?
- ordo salutis
- historia salutis
- eschatology
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Question 26 of 32

26. Question
What is the linguistic origin of the word eschatology?
- It comes from the Greek word eschatos, which means last.
- It comes from the Greek word catalogos, which means order.
- It comes from the Greek word eschatos, which means order.
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Question 27 of 32

27. Question
In traditional theology, what has been studied under the title of eschatology?
- The order of the history of the plan of salvation
- The events around the second coming of Christ
- The chronology of the life of Christ
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28. Question
In what sense does Dr. Kidd use the term eschatology? Choose the best answer.
- He uses it in the traditional sense of a study of the life of Christ.
- He uses it in the broad sense of a study of the second coming of Christ.
- He uses it in a broad sense of a study of the stages in the history of redemption.
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29. Question
Which of the following best describes the Jewish understanding of eschatology?
- There are two basic ages: the present age of national humiliation, and the future age of political and military restoration of the nation of Israel.
- There are two basic ages, the present age of sin and trouble and a future age of blessing. The Messiah is a crucial turning point between ages.
- There are two basic ages, the present age of dominion by foreign powers, and the future age of the Messiah who will deliver them from foreign dominion.
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30. Question
Before his conversion, Paul was highly trained and firmly committed to his Jewish religion and culture.
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31. Question
Tradition says that Paul was acquitted and travelled to Spain after his first arrest in Rome.
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32. Question
Paul most frequently referred to the time we are living in now as the age to come.
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