As a believer in Jesus Christ, I would like to invite you to examine God's Word, the Bible, along with me. Even if you are not certain if God exists or that the Bible is true, I hope you will open your heart and mind to the possibility that you need to know Jesus and consider accepting God's Free Gift of Eternal Life.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Body Builder Bible Study Questions for May 18, 2008

Church History – Week 9 – Council of Chalcedon & Roman Catholicism

Topic #1 – Jesus Christ - Hypostatic Union:

Scripture Verses: Is. 9:6; Is. 7:14; John 1:1-3; John 1:14; Phil 2:5-8; 2 Cor. 8:9.

Questions:
1 – Is Jesus Christ one person or two persons?
2 – Does Jesus Christ have one nature or two natures?
3 – When Jesus was here on planet earth as a human what happened to His divinity?
4 – Why did Jesus not know the day or the hour of end times events (Mk. 13:32)?
5 – Why was Jesus not able to grant the wishes of John & James (Mk. 10:35-40)?

Topic #2 – Monasticism:

Scripture Verses: Gen. 1:27-28; Gen. 2:24; Mat. 19:10-11; Mat. 5:16; Mark 16:15;
1 John 2:15; John 15:19.

Questions:
1 – What are some of the positive things about monasticism?
2 – What are some of the negative things about monasticism?
3 – Does God desire that some people be celebate?
4 – Does God desire that all people be celebate?
5 – Does God want us to live a life of isolation from the world?

Topic #3 – Roman Catholicism:

Scripture Verses: Mark 9:33-35; Mat. 20:25-28; Mat. 23:9-12; Mat. 16:15-19;
Mat. 12:46-50.

Questions:
1 – What is Jesus’ view about ranking one believer over another?
2 – What is Jesus’ view about calling someone here on earth “Father?”
3 – Did Jesus actually say He would found the church on Peter?
4 – According to Scripture what is Mary’s role in the redemptive process?
5 – What are 5 things that we as Protestants have in common with Roman Catholics?
6 – What are 5 differences we as Protestants have with Roman Catholic beliefs?

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