GLST 200 Quiz 2 Kingdom of God

GLST 200 Quiz: The Kingdom of God and the Gentiles

Module 2: Week 2

1. Which is NOT one of the three standard positions on the uniqueness of Christ and the adequacy of other religions (see Van Engen)?
2. Which of the following BEST describes the victory of the kingdom of God?
3. According to Hawthorne, the Great Commission should take precedence over the Great Commandment.
4. Jesus used encounters with non-Jewish people to give his disciples an “all-peoples” perspective.
5. The greek word ethnos means…
6. According to Piper, the greek phrase panta ta ethne (“all nations”) refers to …
7. In the Great Commission, the command to “make disciples” means to expose people to the gospel without regard to results.
8. According to Hawthorne, the Great Commission describes a process and not a goal.
9. Which of the following is NOT an element of exclusivism?
10. According to Goerner, what do the sending of 12 and 70 disciples represent?
11. In the Great Commission, the phrase “all nations” refers to Gentiles in general.
12. Jesus claimed the title “Son of Man” for himself, thus identifying with the whole human race.
13. According to N.T. Wright, the work of redemption at the cross should be seen as wholly separate from the inauguration of God’s kingdom.
14. Universalism teaches that none will be lost, all will be saved.
15. Which of the following is NOT an element of inclusivism?
16. According to Hawthorne, the greatest way of loving our Lord is to:
17. The vision of a universal kingdom only became evident at the END of Jesus’ ministry.
18. The “Great Commission” was the first time Jesus revealed his purpose to save the Gentiles.
19. According to Ladd, in the New Testament, the “gospel of the Kingdom” is the SAME as the message of salvation.
20. In the New Testament, the singular use of the greek term ethnos never refers to Gentile individuals.
21. What is the PRIMARY meaning of the word “kingdom” in the Bible?
22. In Matthew 24:14, the gospel refers to the message about the _________.
23. According to Ladd, the “gospel of the Kingdom” was for the Jews only.
24. If we are joining in with God in His mission, we are to:
25. According to McQuilkin, the Bible teaches that God’s judgment is based on a person’s response to the truth he has received.