1.     T          F          In no realm is the sovereign will of God denied as it is in the matter of man’s salvation. (p. 207)

2.     The old theologians distinguished between the __________ will of God, and His __________ will. (p. 208)

3.     The __________ will of God reveals God’s __________, and so it tests our __________. (p. 208)

4.         The __________ will of God express God’s __________ determined will which cannot and will not be __________. (p. 208)

5.         T          F          God’s will is often distinguished into either His efficacious or His permissive will. (p. 208)

6.         T          F          Many confuse man’s responsibility of doing God’s will with “freewill.” (p. 209)

7.         T          F          Man’s problem never has been whether he will be saved if he believes on Christ, but that by nature he is unwilling to believe. (p. 210)

8.         T          F          God has sometimes had to initiate and complete salvat­ion for man. (p. 211)

9.         Man’s __________ __________ is limited only by man’s nature; he is free of any outward compul­sion to sin. (p. 212)

10.       T          F          Only by the grace of God is man able to freely repent and trust in Christ. (p. 212)

11.       T          F          Man is freely able in and of himself to repent and turn to God in faith. (p. 212)

12.       T          F          It is commonly held by many that no one—not even God—can override man’s will. (p. 213)

13.       The following facts reveal why man’s will is not free as he supposes:

A.         Man’s will is not free in his __________. (p. 213)

B.         Man’s will is not free as regards his __________. (p. 214)

C.         Man’s will is not free as regards __________. (p. 214)

D.         Man’s will is not free concerning the __________ __________ __________. (p. 214)

E.         Man’s will is not free concerning his __________ __________. (p. 214)

F.          Man’s will is not supreme in the acquisition of __________ __________. (p. 214)

G.         Man’s will is not free in his __________. (p. 214)

H.         Man’s will as a __________ __________ is not free. (p. 215)

I.          Man’s will is not free in the matter of __________. (p. 215)

J.          Man’s will is not even free as a __________. (p. 215)

K.         Man’s will is not free concerning __________. (p.215)

14.       2 Timothy 2:25-26 sets forth the fallacy of man’s freewill by stating the following: (p. 216)

A.         The natural man is __________ __________ at the devil’s will.

B.         The natural man is __________ of this bondage to the devil.

C.         The only hope of escape lies in God’s giving him __________.

15.       God’s will is seen the be the moving force in: (p. 217)

A.         The __________ __________.

B.         The __________ of the born again.

C.         __________.

D.         __________.

E.         __________.

F.          The __________ of the saved.

G.         __________ from this present evil world.

H.         __________ of the Scriptures.

I.          The __________ to offices.

J.          The giving of __________ __________.

16.       T          F          Man’s freewill is founded upon the idea of human self‑sufficiency and self‑reliance, which is an outright denial of the doc­trine of the total depravity of man. (p. 218)

17.       Romans 3:9-12 defines man’s sinfulness as: (p. 219)

A.         Man’s nature is __________ __________, and none are excepted.

B.         There is no desire to __________ of, nor to __________ God.

C.         All men are living in __________ against God’s __________.

D.         The speech of natural man is __________ and __________.

18.       T          F          The idea of a freewill in man is based upon a denial of man’s fall in Eden. (p. 220)

19.       When Adam sinned, he did so as the __________ __________ of all his descendents, and his __________ was theirs, and so the promised __________ came upon every one of Adam’s __________. (p. 220)

20.       T          F          The foundation of the idea of freewill also lies in a strong tendency to believe in self‑salvation—that one can believe in and receive Christ at any time. (p. 222)

21.       T          F          The theory of freewill recognizes that man is wholly in bondage to sin. (p. 223)

22.       Ephesians 2:1-3 shows the true condition of the natural man to be: (p. 225)

A.         __________ __________ in trespasses and sins.

B.         Walking in __________ with the __________ and the __________.

C.         A state of __________.

D.         A walk __________ by the __________ of the flesh.

23.       T          F          A second fault of this view of man’s will is that it always fails to glori­fy God. (p. 225)

24.       Other faults of the belief in freewill is its tendency, to produce worse beliefs, such as:

a.         __________. (p. 225)

b.         __________. (p.226)

c.         Leads into __________, __________, __________, and __________. (p.226)

25.       T          F          We must reject this view of freewill, for the will of natural man is wholly depraved and perverted, and cannot and does not desire to do God’s will.