ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CREDENTIALS TEST / TEST 2/ TEST STUDY GUIDE WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED
assemblies of God credentials test
Four Cardinal Doctrines - ANSWER Salvation, Spirit Baptism, Healing, and Second
Coming of Christ
Fourfold Mission of the Church - ANSWER Evangelize the lost. Worship God. Disciple
believers. Show compassion.
Atributes of God - ANSWER The Special traits, characteristics, or qualities of God that
constitute His nature and being.
Natural attributes; Omnipotence, Omnipresent, Omniscient.
Moral attributes; Goodness, Holy, Righteous.
Authority of Scripture - ANSWER All the words in Scripture are God's words in such a
way that to disbelieve or disobey any word of Scripture is to disbelieve or disobey God
Autographs- original manuscripts - ANSWER The original handwritten manuscripts
produced by the human authors of Scripture. These were probably circulated and
copied so many times that they wore out. None of them are now known to exist.
However, copies from close to the time they were written do exist.
Bible versions - ANSWER Translations of the Bible into languages that people actually
speak are useful. Good bible translations fall between literal (word for word) and
meaning (thought for thought). none are perfect but the Holy Spirit can illuminate. Use
multiple versions when studying. Official A/G approved: KJV and NIV
,Canon of Scripture - ANSWER The list of books accepted by the Church as Scripture
inspired by the Holy Spirit. The council of Carthage used four tests for the New
Testament books: Apostolicity, Universality, Contents, Inspiration.
Christology - ANSWER The branch of Christian theology that studies the nature, Person,
and works of Jesus Christ.
Day of pentecost events - ANSWER 1 Jesus told the disciples to go to the city and wait.
2 The holy spirit came upon them and there were little flames of fire above their heads
and they began speaking in other languages.
3 There were 120 there from other countries who understood the words they spoke.
Acts 2
Divine Healing and Atonement - ANSWER The Atonement is basically the paying of the
debt of sins. Divine Healing is a foretaste of the resurrection. Jesus' blood covers our
sins.
Ecclesiology - ANSWER The study of church doctrine.
Church is from Greek, ekklesia, "called out of," was used in Greek for assembly of
citizens.
Eschatology - Greek for "last" and "study" - Study of the doctrines of the end times -
rapture, resurrection, tribulation, second coming, millennium, judgment, new heavens
and new earth.
Eternal Punishment - Hell - The final, endless punishment of the wicked in the lake of fire
Fruit of the Spirit - Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,
gentleness, self-control - Galatians 5
, Holy Spirit Baptism and Gifts - ANSWER All believers are entitled to and should ardently
expect and earnestly seek the promise of the baptism in the Holy Spirit and fire
according to the command of our Lord Jesus Christ. This was a normal experience for
early Christian church. With it comes the endowment of power for life and service and
the bestowment of gifts in their uses in the work of the ministry.
Image of God - ANSWER The likeness of God in human beings. We see the image of God
in us by our ruling over creation, by our fellowship with each other and by any right
actions we do. The image of God means being like Christ.
Imminent return of Christ - ANSWER The date of Christ's return is unknown, therefore
we should be alert and on guard
immutable - ANSWER (adj.) not subject to change, constant
Incarnation - ANSWER From the Latin, meaning "to become flesh," referring to the
mystery of Jesus Christ, the divine Son of God, becoming man. In the Incarnation, Jesus
Christ became truly man while remaining truly God.
Infallibility of Scripture - ANSWER The quality of the Bible that means it will not fail. By
the Bible's unfailingness or infallibility we mean it does not deceive us, make mistakes in
presenting God's word, or fail to reach its goal of helping people get saved and then
lead thankful lives.
Initial Physical Evidence - ANSWER Speaking in tongues as the Spirit gives them
utterances is the initial physical evidence accompanying the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Inspiration of Scripture - ANSWER The way in which God "breathed" into the biblical
writers what he wanted them to write. God moved, influenced and inspired them
through the Holy Spirit. It is this same Holy Spirit Who now inspires us in our reception
and belief of the Bible.
Justification - ANSWER God's act of declaring and accepting a person as righteous in
His sight. God pardons sinners who accept Christ and treats them as not guilty - just as
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED
assemblies of God credentials test
Four Cardinal Doctrines - ANSWER Salvation, Spirit Baptism, Healing, and Second
Coming of Christ
Fourfold Mission of the Church - ANSWER Evangelize the lost. Worship God. Disciple
believers. Show compassion.
Atributes of God - ANSWER The Special traits, characteristics, or qualities of God that
constitute His nature and being.
Natural attributes; Omnipotence, Omnipresent, Omniscient.
Moral attributes; Goodness, Holy, Righteous.
Authority of Scripture - ANSWER All the words in Scripture are God's words in such a
way that to disbelieve or disobey any word of Scripture is to disbelieve or disobey God
Autographs- original manuscripts - ANSWER The original handwritten manuscripts
produced by the human authors of Scripture. These were probably circulated and
copied so many times that they wore out. None of them are now known to exist.
However, copies from close to the time they were written do exist.
Bible versions - ANSWER Translations of the Bible into languages that people actually
speak are useful. Good bible translations fall between literal (word for word) and
meaning (thought for thought). none are perfect but the Holy Spirit can illuminate. Use
multiple versions when studying. Official A/G approved: KJV and NIV
,Canon of Scripture - ANSWER The list of books accepted by the Church as Scripture
inspired by the Holy Spirit. The council of Carthage used four tests for the New
Testament books: Apostolicity, Universality, Contents, Inspiration.
Christology - ANSWER The branch of Christian theology that studies the nature, Person,
and works of Jesus Christ.
Day of pentecost events - ANSWER 1 Jesus told the disciples to go to the city and wait.
2 The holy spirit came upon them and there were little flames of fire above their heads
and they began speaking in other languages.
3 There were 120 there from other countries who understood the words they spoke.
Acts 2
Divine Healing and Atonement - ANSWER The Atonement is basically the paying of the
debt of sins. Divine Healing is a foretaste of the resurrection. Jesus' blood covers our
sins.
Ecclesiology - ANSWER The study of church doctrine.
Church is from Greek, ekklesia, "called out of," was used in Greek for assembly of
citizens.
Eschatology - Greek for "last" and "study" - Study of the doctrines of the end times -
rapture, resurrection, tribulation, second coming, millennium, judgment, new heavens
and new earth.
Eternal Punishment - Hell - The final, endless punishment of the wicked in the lake of fire
Fruit of the Spirit - Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,
gentleness, self-control - Galatians 5
, Holy Spirit Baptism and Gifts - ANSWER All believers are entitled to and should ardently
expect and earnestly seek the promise of the baptism in the Holy Spirit and fire
according to the command of our Lord Jesus Christ. This was a normal experience for
early Christian church. With it comes the endowment of power for life and service and
the bestowment of gifts in their uses in the work of the ministry.
Image of God - ANSWER The likeness of God in human beings. We see the image of God
in us by our ruling over creation, by our fellowship with each other and by any right
actions we do. The image of God means being like Christ.
Imminent return of Christ - ANSWER The date of Christ's return is unknown, therefore
we should be alert and on guard
immutable - ANSWER (adj.) not subject to change, constant
Incarnation - ANSWER From the Latin, meaning "to become flesh," referring to the
mystery of Jesus Christ, the divine Son of God, becoming man. In the Incarnation, Jesus
Christ became truly man while remaining truly God.
Infallibility of Scripture - ANSWER The quality of the Bible that means it will not fail. By
the Bible's unfailingness or infallibility we mean it does not deceive us, make mistakes in
presenting God's word, or fail to reach its goal of helping people get saved and then
lead thankful lives.
Initial Physical Evidence - ANSWER Speaking in tongues as the Spirit gives them
utterances is the initial physical evidence accompanying the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Inspiration of Scripture - ANSWER The way in which God "breathed" into the biblical
writers what he wanted them to write. God moved, influenced and inspired them
through the Holy Spirit. It is this same Holy Spirit Who now inspires us in our reception
and belief of the Bible.
Justification - ANSWER God's act of declaring and accepting a person as righteous in
His sight. God pardons sinners who accept Christ and treats them as not guilty - just as
