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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| The Fall brought ________ and ________ into God’s once-perfect creation. | sin, death |
| Because of sin, every part of human nature is corrupted — this is called total ________. | depravity |
| After Adam and Eve sinned, they felt ________ and tried to hide from God. | shame |
| The ground was cursed, making human work become painful and full of ________. | toil |
| The image of God in humanity was not destroyed, but it became deeply ________. | marred |
| The Fall affected not only humans but all of ________, which now groans for redemption. | creation |
| Sin introduced ________ (separation) between humans and God. | alienation |
| Human relationships became marked by blame, ________, and conflict. | strife |
| The serpent’s deception appealed to human ________, the desire to be like God. | pride |
| Because of sin, humans now misuse their dominion to ________ creation instead of stewarding it. | exploit |
| Death, disease, and decay are consequences of ________, not part of God’s original design. | sin |
| Every worldview must answer the problem of ________; the biblical worldview roots it in the Fall. | evil |
| The Fall shows that the heart of every human problem is the problem of the human ________. | heart |
| Even in judgment, God provided ________ — promising a Deliverer in Genesis 3:15. | hope |
| The effects of the Fall remind us that our greatest need is not education or reform but ________. | redemption |
| Redemption is God’s work of restoring His fallen creation through ________. | Messiah |
| The first promise of redemption is found in Genesis :. | 3:15 |
| God’s covenant with ________ promised that all nations would be blessed through his seed. | Abraham |
| The Law given to Israel revealed God’s holiness and exposed human ________. | sin |
| The sacrifices of the Old Testament pointed forward to the ultimate sacrifice of ________. | jesus |
| Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection demonstrate God’s ________ over sin and death. | victory |
| The resurrection is the cornerstone of the ________ faith. | Believer |
| Redemption is not just personal salvation but the renewal of all ________. | Creation |
| The story of Scripture moves from creation, to Fall, to ________, to new creation. | redemption |
| The Kingdom of God is already present through Messiah’s rule but not yet fully ________. | realized |
| Believers experience salvation now, but still await future ________ when Messiah returns. | glorification |
| God’s plan of redemption reveals His attributes of mercy, justice, and ________. | love |
| The Holy Spirit applies the work of Messiah to believers’ hearts, bringing spiritual ________. | renewal |
| The goal of redemption is the glory of ________ and the restoration of all things under His rule | God |
| Culture is what people make of God’s world — both the products and the ________ of human creativity. | patterns |
| Because of the Fall, culture can either reflect God’s truth or promote human _____________. | rebellion |
| The Creation Mandate still calls believers to exercise godly ________ over the earth. | dominion |
| Believers are called to be “salt and ________” in the world. | light |
| The phrase “in the world but not of the world” means engaging culture without ________ to it. | conforming |
| Every culture contains elements that reflect God’s truth and others that reveal human ________. | sinfulness |
| The biblical worldview affirms that all humans have ________ and dignity as image-bearers of God. | value |
| The gospel transforms not only individuals but also ________ and communities. | societies |
| The goal of Believer cultural engagement is to glorify ________, not self. | God |
| Work, art, science, and politics can all be acts of worship when done for God’s ________. | glory |
| Believers are ambassadors of Messiah’s ________, representing His reign in a fallen world. | kingdom |
| The congregation models a redeemed community living under Messiah’s ________. | lordship |
| Believers should approach cultural issues with both truth and ________. | grace |
| The ultimate hope for culture is not human progress but the coming of God’s ________. | kingdom |
| When Messiah returns, He will make all things ________, fulfilling the story of redemption. | new |
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