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Exercise Dominion
To enjoy God and His garden
To abstain from the tree |
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t, “Because you have done this, cursed are you more
than all cattle, and more than every beast of the field; on your
belly you will go, and dust you will eat all the days of your life |
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“And I will put enmity between you and
the man, and between your seed and her seed; he shall bruise
you on the head, an you shall bruise him on the heel. |
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“I will
greatlymultiply your pain in childbirth, in pain you will bring
forth children; yet your desire will be for your husband, and
he will rule over you.” |
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“Because you
have listened to the voice of your wife, and have eaten from
the tree about which I commanded you, saying, ‘You shall not
eat from it’; cursed is the ground because of you; in toil you
will eat of it all the days of your life. Both thorns and thistles it
shall grow for you; and you will eat the plants of the field; by
the sweat of your face you will eat bread, till you return to the
ground, because fromit you were taken; for you are dust, and
to dust you shall return. |
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| Extended Consequences of the Sin |
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Separation from God
Death to All
Original Sin |
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Humans are totally Depraved
Humans have an innate sin nature |
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No sin was transmitted from Adam
Salvation through perfect living is possible |
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Reformed Theology teaches that Adam was not the
seminal head, but the federal (covenantal) head of Man |
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| The Bible is from God and relevant to ... |
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| All times and all cultures |
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| God's disclosure of himself and his will to man |
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| General revelation is shown through |
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| Creation/History/Man's Nature/Man's Conscience |
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| Special Revelation is shown through |
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| The Lot/Dreams/Visions/Theopanies/Angels/Prophets/The bible |
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| A supernatural work of the Holy Spirit by which he superintended the writing process of Scripture so that all the very words and every part of the original writings were at the same time the words of the human writers and the very words of God |
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| The false view of Inspiration: Dictation |
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| Holy Spirit directly provided the exact words for the biblical writers to record |
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| Summary of Inspiration of the bible |
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Divine Element - Holy Spirit superintends the work of the writers, ensuring accuracy and integrity
The Human Element - Writers own vocabulary style and personality comes through in the work
Result- The Bible has both divine and Human Authorship |
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| Scripture has no errors in what it asserts |
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| Criteria for Canonicity in the Ancient Church |
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| Authoritative, Prophetic/Apostolic, Orthodox, Dynamic, Received by God's people |
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| Surviving Manuscripts that confirm the Old Testament |
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Dead Sea Scrolls 1-2ed century B.C
Masoretic Text - 1000's AD
Modern Printed Hebrew texts
Modern English Bibles |
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| Surviving Manuscripts Confirm the new testament text |
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Papyrus Fragments as early as 125 A.D
Complete Texts as early as the 4th Century A.D
Modern Printed Greek Texts
Modern English Bibles |
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Greek - To interpret
the study of the principles of interpretation |
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| Principles of Literal Hermeneutics |
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Grammatical Meaning - Interpreter must look into the meaning of the individual words and the Syntax
- Authors Meaning (the text can't mean something the author did not mean)
- Normal meaning - Biblical words are to be understood as normal human communication
Literary Context - The interpreter must consider the literary genre with which he is dealing with
Historical Context
Theological Context - Consider the system of theology I have learned |
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| Illumination of Scripture |
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| Holy Spirit enlightens those who are in right relationship with him to comprehend the written Word of God |
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| God's Intentional Choice to seek out some from among the lost |
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Explanation of the Gospel
Invitation to Faith and Repentance
Promise of Forgiveness and Eternal Life |
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| Depends on the Will of God, the Work of the Holy Spirit, and the Witness of the preached Gospel |
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