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(1) Aseity (Self-existence) (a) Defined : God is self-existent and is not dependent on anything or anyone external to Himself. (b) Described (Biblically) : Psalm 90:2 "Before the mountains were born or you brought forth the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God." (2) Immutability (Unchanging) (a) Defined : God is not subject to change; He is unchanging and unchangeable in His being. (b) Described (Biblically) : Psalm 102:27 (NLT) "But you are always the same; you will live forever." Malachi 3:6 a (NLT) "I am the Lord and I do not change…" Immutability : Does God change His mind? See supplemental material, page 76. (3) Infinity (a) Defined : God is without limits (other than selflimitation). (b) Described (Biblically) : 1 Kings 8:27 "But will God really dwell on earth? The heavens, even the highest heaven, cannot contain you. How much less this temple I have built!" (additional Scriptures, page 71) 69
70 Theologians Categories Attributes Henry C. Thiessen Vernon D. Doerksen Augustus Hopkins Strong The Attributes of God: Varieties of Categorization (Enns, Handbook, 189-91) Non-Moral Omnipresence Omniscience Omnipotence Immutability Moral Holiness Righteousness and Justice Goodness and Mercy Truth Absolute/Immanent Spirituality: life, personality Infinity: self-existence, immutability, unity Perfection: truth, love, holiness Relative/Transitive Related to time and space: eternity, immensity Related to creation: omnipresence, omniscience, omnipotence Related to moral beings: truth and faithfulness mercy and goodness (transitive love), justice and righteousness (transitive holiness) (continued, p. 72) A Practical Challenge : "How can we turn our knowledge about God into knowledge of God? The rule for doing this is demanding but simple. It is that we turn each truth that we learn about God into matter for meditation before God, leading to prayer and praise to God." (J.I. Packer)
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We Believe
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4 Preface Welcome to the first step
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6 We Believe ("A Survey of Theology
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8 VII. Soteriology: Part One (Doctr
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10 XI. Ecclesiology (Doctrine of th
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12 Morris, Leon. I Believe in Revel
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14 "Definitions of Theological Disc
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16 The Preaching Event
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Page 96 and 97: Session 4 ANTHROPOLOGY { › doctri
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c. In the church family : (1) Men a
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1. Law of God 126 "Law" in the Scri
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130 "Place of Sin & Provision of Sa
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Session 6 CHRISTOLOGY { › doctrin
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VI. CHRISTOLOGY A. Identity of Chri
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G. Life of Christ 1. His life : Rec
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. Priest (1) Qualifications (a) He
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c. King (1) Old Testament predictio
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H. Death of Christ 1. Prominent the
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I. Resurrection of Christ 1. Biblic
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182 Quotes: Salvation : Remedy for
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Session 8 SOTERIOLOGY { › doctrin
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1 2 A happy and meaningful life beg
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Let's review… You know that… 1.
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248 Names of Satan TITLE EMPHASIS C
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380 Judgment Time Place Persons Bas
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