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(6) Omnipresence (a) Defined : God is present everywhere; there are no spatial limitations for Him. (b) Described (Biblically) : Psalm 139:7-8 (NLT) "I can never escape from your Spirit! I can never get away from your presence! 8 If I go up to heaven, you are there; if I go down to the grave, you are there." (7) Unity / Simplicity (a) Defined : God is one (unity); God is uncompounded, indivisible (simplicity). (b) Described (Biblically) : Deuteronomy 6:4 (NASB) "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one." 1 Timothy 1:17 (NLT) "All honor and glory to God forever and ever! He is the eternal King, the unseen one who never dies; He alone is God. Amen." b. Communicable attributes Attributes or perfections of God for which there are corresponding characteristics in human nature. (1) Spirituality (a) Defined : God in His essence is spirit (not a spirit) and immaterial, distinct from the world or matter. (b) Described (Biblically) : John 4:24 (NASB) "God is spirit ..." (continued - pages 75, 77, 79) 73
74 Theologians Categories Attributes Millard J. Erickson Gordon R. Lewis The Attributes of God: Varieties of Categorization (continued) Greatness Spirituality Personality Life Infinity Constancy Goodness Moral Purity holiness righteousness justice Integrity genuineness veracity faithfulness Love benevolence grace mercy persistence Metaphysically Self-existent Eternal Unchanging Intellectually Omniscient Faithful Wise Ethically Holy Righteous Loving Emotionally Detests evil Long-suffering Compassionate Existentially Free Authentic Omnipotent Relationally Transcendent in being Immanent universally in providential activity Immanent with His people in redemptive activity
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We Believe
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"Baseline" (a part of the BiLD Trai
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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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18 Other "Theologies" • Natural T
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20 "Requirements for Studying Theol
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Page 46 and 47: . Conviction : for the world John 1
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Page 87 and 88: 86 The Concept of "Trinity" (in OT
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Page 96 and 97: Session 4 ANTHROPOLOGY { › doctri
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124 Faulty Ideas (Notions) About Si
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1. Law of God 126 "Law" in the Scri
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128 Notes on "The Origin of Sin" 1.
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130 "Place of Sin & Provision of Sa
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132 Fall of Angels The first sin wa
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Terms for "Inherited Sin" (Sin Natu
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136 Further Thoughts on "Imputation
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142 HYMN "God, Be Merciful to Me" T
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Session 6 CHRISTOLOGY { › doctrin
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VI. CHRISTOLOGY A. Identity of Chri
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C. The Incarnate Christ Insights :
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D. Union of Deity and Humanity in C
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E. The Kenosis ("Emptying") of Chri
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F. Christ and His Sinlessness 1. Th
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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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244 The Identity of the Serpent in
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248 Names of Satan TITLE EMPHASIS C
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. Its significance (1) It is an out
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378 "The Millennium vs. The Eternal
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380 Judgment Time Place Persons Bas
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