THE APOSTLES' CREED
STUDY GUIDE 6.2
Lesson 6: Salvation
Section 2: Resurrection
OUTLINE FOR TAKING NOTES
II. Resurrection
A. Curse
B. Gospel
1. Old Testament
2. New Testament
3. Resurrection of Jesus
C. Redemption
1. Present Life
2. Intermediate State
3. New Life
REVIEW QUESTIONS
1. When the Apostles’ Creed speaks of the “resurrection of the body,” to what is it referring?
2. What is the teaching of the lesson regarding whether there is a biblical distinction between the “soul” and the “spirit” of man?
3. Was man's body affected by the Fall?
4. According to the lesson, is human death normal?
5. Will we spend eternity in heaven as spirits without bodies?
6. According to the lesson, when will the “Last Judgment” occur?
7. Was the teaching about the resurrection of the body taught in the Old Testament?
8. Which Jewish group did NOT believe in the resurrection?
9. Is there a difference in the teaching of the Old and New Testaments regarding the way of salvation?
10. What is the best guarantee that believers will be resurrected?
11. When does the sanctification of the body begin for those who believe in Christ?
12. According to the lesson, what happens to a believer in the intermediate state, after his death, but before the final resurrection?
13. What will change in our relation to sin in the intermediate state?
14. What does the Westminster Shorter Catechism say about the intermediate state?
15. In the theology of salvation, what is “glorification”?
16. Make sure you are familiar with the contents of the following Bible passages:
Genesis 3:19
Daniel 12:1-2
Isaiah 16:19-21
Romans 6:4-5
1 Corinthians 15:20-23
Romans 8:23
APPLICATION QUESTIONS
1. Have you ever wondered about what happens to people when they die? Has this lesson helped you understand the intermediate stage better? Has it helped you understand the final eternal stage better? Explain.
2. How does the teaching of this lesson help you deal with the loss of loved ones who have already passed away?
3. How does the teaching of this lesson affect the way you feel about your body even now on earth?
STUDY GUIDE 6.2
Lesson 6: Salvation
Section 2: Resurrection
OUTLINE FOR TAKING NOTES
II. Resurrection
A. Curse
B. Gospel
1. Old Testament
2. New Testament
3. Resurrection of Jesus
C. Redemption
1. Present Life
2. Intermediate State
3. New Life
REVIEW QUESTIONS
1. When the Apostles’ Creed speaks of the “resurrection of the body,” to what is it referring?
2. What is the teaching of the lesson regarding whether there is a biblical distinction between the “soul” and the “spirit” of man?
3. Was man's body affected by the Fall?
4. According to the lesson, is human death normal?
5. Will we spend eternity in heaven as spirits without bodies?
6. According to the lesson, when will the “Last Judgment” occur?
7. Was the teaching about the resurrection of the body taught in the Old Testament?
8. Which Jewish group did NOT believe in the resurrection?
9. Is there a difference in the teaching of the Old and New Testaments regarding the way of salvation?
10. What is the best guarantee that believers will be resurrected?
11. When does the sanctification of the body begin for those who believe in Christ?
12. According to the lesson, what happens to a believer in the intermediate state, after his death, but before the final resurrection?
13. What will change in our relation to sin in the intermediate state?
14. What does the Westminster Shorter Catechism say about the intermediate state?
15. In the theology of salvation, what is “glorification”?
16. Make sure you are familiar with the contents of the following Bible passages:
Genesis 3:19
Daniel 12:1-2
Isaiah 16:19-21
Romans 6:4-5
1 Corinthians 15:20-23
Romans 8:23
APPLICATION QUESTIONS
1. Have you ever wondered about what happens to people when they die? Has this lesson helped you understand the intermediate stage better? Has it helped you understand the final eternal stage better? Explain.
2. How does the teaching of this lesson help you deal with the loss of loved ones who have already passed away?
3. How does the teaching of this lesson affect the way you feel about your body even now on earth?
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