THEO 313 Quiz 5

THEO 313 Quiz: Christ’s Death

1. One of the key OT passages that serves as the lens for understanding atonement through details of the Day of Atonement is __.
2. One of the key OT passages that serves as the lens for understanding atonement through details of the Passover is __.
3. One of the key OT passages that serves as the lens for understanding atonement through details of the Suffering Servant is __.
4. In light of Leviticus 16, Jesus the Messiah accomplished atonement for the sins of humanity offering himself as a sacrifice for our sin and removing the curse of sin from those who believe in him.
5. In light of Exodus 12, Jesus the Messiah accomplished atonement for the sins of humanity as the “Lamb of God” whose life, death, and resurrection provides deliverance and a new exodus from the
6. In light of the Servant Songs of Isaiah (42:1–4; 49:1–6; 50:4–9; 53; 61:1–3), Jesus the Messiah accomplished atonement through his suffering for the sins of humanity.
7. Reconciliation is one of the seven prominent images the NT authors use to express what Jesus accomplished by giving himself on our behalf. Which NT reference below addresses the believer’s reconciliation to God?
8. Sacrifice is one of the seven prominent images the NT authors use to express what Jesus accomplished by giving himself on our behalf. Which NT reference below addresses Jesus’ sacrifice?
9. Redemption is one of the seven prominent images the NT authors use to express what Jesus accomplished by giving himself on our behalf. Which NT reference below addresses the believer’s redemption?
10. Justification is one of the seven prominent images the NT authors use to express what Jesus accomplished by giving himself on our behalf. Which NT reference below addresses the believer’s justification?
11. Related to the concept of propitiation, which NT passage below addresses the necessity of Jesus being fully human . . . so that he might make atonement for the sins of the people?
12. The victory Jesus gained through his death and resurrection is detailed in the following NT passage:
13. Match the atonement theory with the correct definition.
14. After assessing the different theories of the atonement, which theory or combination of atonement theories do you think best accounts for biblical theology as expressed through the Grand Narrative of Scripture (i.e., the Scripture’s larger story of redemption).