Quiz

What is the theological term used in the Westminster Confession of Faith for the covenant God made to provide a way of salvation after the Fall?

According to the lesson, when did God first begin to plan redemption for fallen man?

What theological terms are used for God’s eternal plan for history, the agreement between the persons of the Trinity?

According to Ephesians 1:3-4, when did God choose us in Christ?

Ephesians 1:11 states that we were ” ________ according to the plan of him who works our everything in conformity with the purpose of his will.”

Identify the unique role of each person of the Trinity in the plan of redemption.

According to the lesson, the three persons of the Trinity knew that humanity would fall into sin, and they always intended to redeem people through Christ’s work. However, they did not decree these things in their eternal counsel.

According to the lesson, Hebrews 2:13-17 teaches that the Son came to die as an atonement for the people the Father had previously given him, in fulfillment of their eternal counsel.

Which of the following are aspects of the Holy Spirit’s work in fulfilling the plan of redemption? Mark each correct answer.

According to the lesson, God has a plan for all things, including tragedies, which will unfailingly bring believers to salvation.

How does the lesson define “providence”?

What made the covenant of grace necessary?

In what ways does Jesus serve as mediator for God’s people in the covenant of grace? Mark each correct answer.

The covenant of works provided a way for covenant disobedience to be forgiven.

According to the lesson, we can think of the covenant of grace as an expansion or continuation of the covenant of works.

Who became the mediator of the covenant of grace ever since the Garden of Eden?

Old Testament saints were saved by their merits of good works.

In what chapter of the New Testament does Paul make a contrast between Adam’s role in the covenant of works and Jesus’ role in the covenant of grace?

Hebrews 9:15 says, “Christ is the mediator ___________, that those who are called may receive the promised eternal inheritance…”

Because the solution to human sin will always be available in the covenant of grace, there will never be a need for another covenant.

Lesson 4 says, “Redemption is possible under the covenant of grace because Jesus isn’t just our ______; he’s also our _______.”

What are the three basic elements of God’s covenants with humanity? Mark each correct answer.

How does the covenant of grace expand on the covenant of works?

How did God express the promise of redemption after the Fall in the Garden of Eden?

The covenant of grace requires absolute obedience to God, just as the covenant of works did.

How are the requirements of the covenant of grace fulfilled?

How are the consequences of disobedience paid for in the covenant of grace?

What is the only thing we absolutely have to do to be saved?

Scripture makes it clear that true believers are no longer required to demonstrate loving, sincere loyalty to God.

If we really believe the gospel, we will never fall under God’s curse.

As believers, in what ways do our actions have consequences for this world and the next?

After sinning, Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden in order to keep them from the Tree of Life, to make sure they would not live forever.

The blessings of the covenant of grace are the same as those offered in the covenant of works.

In our final state of redemption, the possibility of sin and its consequences will be completely removed.

What does the Latin phrase used by Augustine, “non posse peccare” mean?

According to the lesson, Jesus has given us eternal life, but God will still punish us for our sins in this life.

In what sense did Thomas Aquinas think that Adam’s sin was a “happy fault”?

Put the different administrations of the covenant of grace in their proper chronological order.

Match the unique emphasis of the covenant of grace with its corresponding period of administration. They may not be in chronological order.

Which phrase best expresses the relation of the new covenant in Christ with all the previous administrations of the covenant of grace?

When will the blessings of the covenant all be finally complete?