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The Bible- One Story
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| God creates all things good and rules as King. Humanity bears His image and exercised dominion under Him. | Creation |
| Humanity rebels against God, bringing guilt, corruption, suffering, alienation, and death. | Fall |
| God promises to defeat the serpent and redeem a people for Himself through Christ. | Redemption |
| Christ returns, defeats every enemy, raises the dead, judges evil, and dwells with His people in renewed creation | Restoration |
| A relationship that God sovereignly establishes with people, including His promises, commands, and signs. God is the One who sets the terms. | Covenant |
| God's sovereign rule over His creation and His covenant people, ultimately centered in Jesus Christ, the promised King. | Kingdom |
| A declaration of what God commits Himself to do according to His redemptive plan. | Promise |
| The accomplishment of what God previously promised, ultimately centered and completed in Jesus Christ. | Fulfillment |
| The unfolding story of God's work to redeem His people, developing through His covenants, fulfilled in Christ, and completed at the consummation. | Redemptive History |
| Jesus at the Center: ___________ and _____________ | Promise; Fulfillment |
| Reading each passage according to its original meaning while also understanding how it fits into the larger story of redemption that reaches its fulfillment in Jesus Christ, | Christ-centered interpretation |
| One who stands between two parties. | Mediator |
| Jesus is the _________ between God and His people because He represents His people and brings them into relationship with God. | mediator |
| Two Questions we should ask: 1. What does this passage mean in its original historical _______? | context |
| Two Questions we should ask: 2. Where does this passage fit in the larger story of _____________? | redemption |
| Christ centered interpretation builds on the _____________ meaning; it does not replace it | original |
| Order these: Expectation, Fulfillment, Christ, Promise | 4, 1, 3, 2 |
| God's revelation unfolds throughout biblical history, but Christ is the _____________. He is not just another prophet added to the list. He is the son in whom the earlier _____________ reaches its goal. | climax; revelation |
| Earlier revelation prepares-> Christ _________. | fulfills |
| the study of real people, events, institutions, and patterns in biblical history that God uses to point forward to greater fulfillment later in Scripture. | typology |
| a real person, event, institution, or pattern in biblical history that points forward to a greater fulfillment | type |
| the greater fulfillment to which a type points | antitype |
| an earlier biblical reality that gives an outline or preview of something greater that comes later | shadow |
| a repeated biblical structure or theme that develops throughout redemptive history | pattern |
| Ask three questions(about typology): 1. is the _____________ grounded in the actual text? | connection |
| Ask three questions(about typology): 2. Does later Scripture ___________ or support the connection? | establish |
| Ask three questions(about typology): 3. Does it fit in the Bible's unfolding redemptive _____________? | storyline |
| If the answer is basically no to all 3 questions about typology, it is probably being _______________. | invented |
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