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Stan Bro. Johnson Winter 2011 New Testament 212 Sections 2, 3, 7 Study Guide for Quiz #4 This quiz will cover the epistles of Hebrews, James, I Peter, II Peter, I, II and III John, and Jude. Understand the problem of Gnosticism (their claim to special knowledge and the worshiping of angels). Know about Pauls presentation of Christ in the Book of Hebrews, and how the Savior is greater than angels, Moses, the...
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Stan Bro. Johnson Winter 2011
New Testament 212 Sections 2, 3, 7
Study Guide for Quiz #4
This quiz will cover the epistles of Hebrews, James, I Peter, II Peter, I, II and III John, and Jude. Understand the problem of Gnosticism (their claim to special knowledge and the worshiping of angels). Know about Pauls presentation of Christ in the Book of Hebrews, and how the Savior is greater than angels, Moses, the Aaronic Priesthood, and the Mosaic Law. Also review the material presented concerning the Atonement, Melchizedek, and the principle of faith (to see afar off). Review the Seven Exhortations of James 1 (including the ask God doctrine, faith and works (by Paul and James), blessings and cursings (or the no neutrality gospel), the advice concerning the rich (James 2 & and 5), the administration to the sick. Understand Peters teachings concerning the trial by fire, Christ teaching those in Spirit Prison and our calling and election made sure. Review the Doctrine of Being Born Again and the Anti-Christ presented in I, II and III John. Understand the unique doctrines found in the epistle of Jude concerning the first estate, Michael the archangel contending with the devil, and Enochs prophecy concerning the Second Coming. Be caught up in your reading of the New Testament. (At least to the Epistle of Jude.) Remember you can take Quiz 4 at the Testing Center from Monday April 4th to Saturday April 9th; however, Friday (all day) and Saturday (10-12 Noon) are late days and you must pay the fee! The Quiz ends at 12 Noon
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BYU - REL C - 212
BYU - REL C - 212
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