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Question 1 of 10

1. Question

Although Adam knew God through direct revelation in Eden, that revelation was in temporary earthly forms that veiled the glory of God in heaven to which he would gain direct access upon obedience to the terms of the covenant of works.

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Question 2 of 10

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What does the Son’s “preexistence” refer to in Ridderbos’ Paul?

The eternal humanity of the God who is the revelation of Jesus Christ
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The eternal deity of the Son as the second person of the Trinity prior to and apart from to his redemptive revelation, especially in his humiliation and exaltation as incarnate.
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The humanity of the Son of God which he assumed in his incarnation prior to his "postexistent" ascension and glorification.
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God sent his Son (Rom. 8:3; Gal 4:4), and this sending does not create the Sonship, but presupposes it.

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Question 4 of 10

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What does the Son’s “postexistence” refer to in Ridderbos’ Paul?

The end of his Christ's Sonship after the consummation of his redemptive work, when he himself is subjected to the Father (1 Cor 15:28).
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The work of the Logos ensarkos, as crucified on earth and gloried in heaven.
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How does the preexistence of the Son determine the nature of the postexistence of the Son?

The Son's preexistent divine glory with Father is organically related to his glorious exaltation to the Father's right hand in his postexistence.
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Having been raised and exalted as life-giving Spirit in his (1 Cor 15:45), the divine Son is now glorified as the logos asarkos [without the flesh] once again.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question

In Colossians 1:15, Paul uses terms and categories from the Son’s ___. (Fill in the blank).

preexistent glory to describe his postexistent glory as the Last Adam
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postexistent glory as the Last Adam to describe his preexistent glory
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Question 7 of 10

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What is wrong with Cullman’s interpretation of Philippians 2:6?

Despite Paul's clear description of Christ's preexistence in terms that relate him to the first Adam, he refuses to construe him as the pre-existent Son of Man.
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Cullmann eternalizes the humanity of Jesus by eternalizing his incarnation, treating the divine and human in an eternally reciprocal relation.
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Question 8 of 10

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When did Christ “empty” and “humble” himself according to Philippians 2:6–8?

In his preexistence, having always and eternally existed as the "man in heaven"
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In calendar time when he took to himself the form of a servant and was found in his assumed humanity
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In his preexistence, when he eternally assumed created properties
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Question 9 of 10

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When did the self-contained Son of God assume created properties?

In his eternal generation
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In the eternal decree
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In his work of creation
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In his covenantal condescension in the covenant of works
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None of the above. Rather, as the immutable person of the Son of God, he took to himself a mutable human nature in the hypostatic union.
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Question 10 of 10

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The last Adam is the eternal person of the Son in a permanently personalizing union with his assumed humanity.

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