Christ's Death

Father's Appointment: Jesus 'came' from heaven. He was not coerced or forced into action. He came _______________.

• sacrificially

• obediently

• willingly

• All of the above

Father's Appointment: Complete Stephen Charnock's quote: "His will was as free in ___________________, as His Father was in ____________________" (153).

• reserving; ordering

• consenting; proposing

• providing; requesting

• wanting; hoping

Christ's Willingness: Jones writes, "Jesus' death was voluntary. From the _____________ to the _____________, Jesus acted out of love which makes obedience acceptable to God" (154).

• mountains; valleys

• cross; Calvary

• baptism; resurrection

• cradle; grave

Christ's Willingness: True / False. Jesus asked to be killed by crucifixion.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Christ's Willingness: Quote by Octavius Winslow, "Who delivered up Jesus to die? Not Judas, for money; not Pilate, for fear; not the Jews, for envy; but the Father, for _______" (155).

• amor

• love

• ahava

• liebe

• All of the above

Let This Cup Pass: "If he had not asked for cup to be removed, we may think that he had little to no comprehension of the ________________________ of its contents."

• dreadfulness

• abomination

• horror

• All of the above

God's Justice: "Goodness and justice of God necessitated that a ______________ person could not die for others unless [Jesus] _______________ offered himself up to death" (156).

• human; reluctantly

• sinless; voluntarily

• sinful; hesitantly

God's Justice: "Only the ___________ because of his infinite worth of his person, could take the place of many sinners."

• God-man

• God-spirit

• God-Father

• God-Trinity

Christ's Person: "The Father publicly declared his love for Jesus at his ___________ and _____________" (157).

• birth; burial

• birth; death

• baptism; transfiguration

• baptism; death

God's Glory: "God was pleased with Christ's offering because the crucifixion was the stage upon which God would display his _______________" (158).

• love [for Jesus]

• enmity [for sin]

• justice

• attributes