Here’s a short theology quiz on subjective soteriology, or the experience of the salvation process in the one being saved. All the answers can be found in Theological Term of the Week posts under the Salvation category, either in the posts themselves or in articles linked in the posts. As always, the right answers in this quiz will reflect the historic Protestant (aka reformedish) faith.
Choose the best answer.
1. A list that places the saving benefits which are applied to the one being saved in an order that shows the relationships between the benefits is called
- a. an order of decrees.
- b. an order of worship.
- c. an order of salvation.
- d. the pactum salutis.
- e. none of the above.
2. In glorification, the one being saved
- a. receives a resurrection body.
- b. becomes perfectly conformed to the image of Christ.
- c. experiences the final stage in the salvation process.
- d. all of the above.
- e. none of the above.
3. The work of the Spirit in which the sinner’s whole nature is changed by a spiritual resurrection is called
- a. the new birth.
- b. regeneration.
- c. spiritual birth.
- d. all of the above.
- e. a and c above.
4. Sinners are justified
- a. based on their whole life of obedience.
- b. when they believe.
- c. by means of faith.
- d. all of the above.
- e. b and c above.
5. Those who will be saved are elected to salvation
- a. in order to show God’s glorious grace.
- b. in eternity past.
- c. arbitrarily.
- d. all of the above.
- e. a and b above.
6. The work of the Holy Spirit in which the sinner is convinced of their sin and persuaded to embrace Christ is called
- a. the effectual call.
- b. the internal call.
- c. the gospel call.
- d. all of the above.
- e. a and b above.
Look for answers on Thursday.
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