Conversion & Calling, Student Workbook, SW01

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C O N V E R S I O N A N D C A L L I N G

d. Paul passes on to the Corinthians the apostolic deposit of the Gospel, i.e., what he received from Christ and his Apostles, which gives it final authority and full reliability, 1 Cor. 15.1-8.

5. The New Testament Scriptures are the word of the Apostles in written form, and therefore they carry the authority of Christ for those who believe, 2 Pet. 3.15-16.

Conclusion

» The Word of God convicts us of the truth.

» The Word of God’s ability to convict regarding the nature of truth, and therefore learn of its capacity to transform our lives and perspectives through the Holy Spirit. » Jesus of Nazareth is the central theme of God’s revelation, and his message of the kingdom story serves as the backdrop of teaching throughout Scripture. » God’s Word possesses supreme integrity through its association with Jesus, and with the inspired prophets and Apostles. The following questions were designed to help you review the material in the second video segment. They are designed to help you review the critical concepts associated with the Word of God’s ability to convict regarding the truth of Jesus Christ, the Kingdom of God, and the integrity of the prophetic and apostolic witness to the faith. Please be clear and concise in your answers, and where possible, support with Scripture! 1. How does Jesus’ high priestly prayer in John 17 help us understand the nature of the Word of God in relation to helping us comprehend the truth? 2. What biblical evidence do we have to suggest that Jesus Christ himself is the master theme of the Bible?

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Student Questions and Response