GLST 200 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

Where does a global focus begin in scripture? Correct Answer the Old Testament, Genesis 12 What type of nation did God want Israel to be in the OT? Correct Answer A nation that told the world of the glory of God Describe a Me-centric vs, God-centric approach to missions Correct Answer Me-Centric is when missions can become an idol and it takes the focus off of God God-Centric is when the focus is on the Lord and spreading His glory Why is the Abrahamic covenant significant and where is it found? Correct Answer Genesis 12, and establishes a global mission statement. What were the 3 promises given to Abraham in Genesis? Correct Answer Land, family (nations), and blessing. What were the two ways God used Israel's captivity and exile in the OT? Correct Answer As punishment for their sins and as a way for them to fulfill their missional purposes What are the key mission verses found in scripture? What do they say? Correct Answer Matthew 28:19-20 = great commission Matthew 24:14 = gospel will be spread to every people and then the end will come Genesis 12 = Abraham Acts 1:8 = witnesses in all the nations Galatians 3:28-29 = we are all the same in Christ What is the Hebrew definition of glory? Correct Answer It expresses understanding something's intrinsic worth, something beautiful and radiant What does Psalm 96 say? Correct Answer It discusses God's glory and the fact that He deserves glory What event in the OT reveals God's glory by establishing His Name globally? Correct Answer The ten plagues and the Israelites rescue from Egypt What does Steve Hawthorne say about God's glory? Correct Answer God reveals His glory to receive glory. Why does missions exist? Correct Answer It exists because worship of God does not.