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1
Q

Throughout Hebrew history, the __________ between God and the Israelites is the dominant

A

Covenant

2
Q

______ lays the foundations for a theology of God’s revelation of his person, his redemption, his law, and his worship.

A

Exodus

3
Q

Keeping the covenant with Yahweh means ________________________

A

obeying his commandments and in return, the Israelites will receive his blessing

4
Q

Worship is both _________ and ______.

A

Revelation and response

5
Q

Worship cannot take place without a _______ from humankind to God.

A

response

6
Q

“Worship in its broadest sense is a meeting between God and HIs people in which God becomes present to His people, who respond with ____ and _____.

A

Praise, thanksgiving

7
Q

In Isaiah 6:8, God asked for a response from Isaiah, and he responded, “_______”

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Here am I send me.

8
Q

Offering ourselves to God is what ____ is all about

A

Worship

9
Q

Without the Spirit’s presence, there is no genuine _____ or life-changing _____.

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Worship, power

10
Q

John 4:24

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God is a spirit: and they that worship him must worship in spirit and in truth.

11
Q

In John’s writing, “truth” is a word that he relates often to __________ and the truth revealed by the Holy Spirit.

A

Jesus

12
Q

True worship does not depend on ____ and ___ but upon whether the worshiper is sincere and if Jesus Christ is the center of our worship

A

holy days and places

13
Q

Christian worship is not ________ or _____ but is Christ - Center

A

man-centered or event-centered

14
Q

“Spirit without truth is ____ and truth without Spirit is ____________.

A

helpless, theology without a fire

15
Q

Is. 29:13 “Wherefore the Lord said, Forasmuch as this people draw near me with their _____, and with their ___ do honour me, but have removed their ____ far from me, and their fear toward me is taught by the __________________.

A

Mouth, Lips, Heart, Precept of men

16
Q

God is not pleased with our worship if we just go through the motions and our worship does not come from the _____.

A

Heart

17
Q

Worship must be more than just an activity that takes place in church, but rather it must be a __ of worship that includes social justice reaching out with compassion to those that are less fortunate.

A

lifestyle

18
Q

Amos 5:21-24 - Take thou away from me the ____ of thy songs;

A

noise

19
Q

Worship that costs me nothing is “worth just about __ ___.”

A

that much

20
Q

Neither good design nor well-developed skills are an acceptable substitute for being ___ and ___ for ministry.

A

Called, empowered

21
Q

Immanence

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his closeness

22
Q

Transcendence

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his existence above and beyond our understanding

23
Q

Matt. 28:20 “I am with you ____, even unto the end of the ____.”

A

Always, world

24
Q

For my ___ are not your ____, neither are your ___ my ___, saith the Lord. Is. 55:8

A

Thoughts, thoughts, ways, ways

25
Q

God ____ his _______ when his Word is ____.

A

Reveals, presence, preached

26
Q

Jesus is always present with his ____.

A

Word

27
Q

Even though God is always with us, there are times when we are more ____ of the presence of God.

A

aware

28
Q

When God is pleased with our worship his presence is ____.

A

Evident

29
Q

The challenge for worship leaders is to recognize that their role as a leader is ____, not just when they are on the platform leading worship.

A

Constant

30
Q

The life and teachings of Jesus epitomize the integration between authentic worship and a pure heart that is reflective of a life of _____ to God’s commandments.

A

obedience

31
Q

If our worship does not drive us to more intense devotion to the _____ we have made with God; if it does not turn our attention outward, then it is simply a self-absorbed ___ that is not acceptable to the one who is supposed to be the ____ of our worship.

A

Covenant, activity, subject

32
Q

When we exalt him and see how great he is, we begin to see ourselves for who we really are, ____ and in need of ___ and ______.

A

Sinful, grace, forgiveness

33
Q

When we begin to comprehend the greatness of our God, we become keenly aware of our ____.

A

Sinfulness

34
Q

Corporate worship fuels _____.

A

Evangelism

35
Q

Service, including evangelism, is the natural byproduct of _____.

A

Worship

36
Q

When planning the content of a worship service, it is important to be very thoughtful and intentional to make sure that the content is the _______ that:

  1. _____
  2. ________
  3. ________
A

Good news

  1. God can save us
  2. Heal us
  3. and transform our lives
37
Q

“Worship is the supreme and only indispensable activity of the _____.

A

Church

38
Q

It alone will endure, like the love for God which it expresses, into ______, when all other activities of the Church will have passed away.

A

Heaven

39
Q

Soon and very soon we will be an audience before the majesty and glory of God for all ____.

A

Eternity

40
Q

We will take our place among the throngs of heaven, made up of people from every ____, ___, ____, and ____ who have been purchased by the blood of the Lamb.

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Tribe, language, people, and tongue

41
Q

We will worship for all eternity joining the “many angels around the throne and the ____ and the ____… saying with a loud voice, ____ is the ____ that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom and strength and honour and glory and blessing” Rev. 5:11-12

A

Beast, elders, Worthy, Lamb

42
Q

Worship is _____.

A

Eternal