Match these items. ( crucifixion, nestorius, advocate, eutychus, cross, martyr theory, atonement , emmanuel, logos, moral governmental theory , angel of the lord, satisfaction theory, immutable )1 . one nature 2 . the word 3 . two persons 4 . god with us 5 . unchangeable 6 . the burning bush 7 . execution by torture 8 . covering for sin 9 . symbol of blessing 10 . unitarians 11 . defense lawyer 12 . minimizes sin 13 . anselm

Crucifixion - execution by torture

Nestorius - two persons

Advocate - defense lawyer

Eutychus - One nature.

Cross - symbol of blessing

Martyr theory - minimizes sin

Atonement - covering for sin

Emmanuel - God with us  

Logos -  the Word

Moral governmental theory -  Unitarians

Angel of the Lord -  the burning bush  

Satisfaction theory - Anselm  

Immutable - unchangeable

Explanation:

1. In ancient times, crucifixion was a means of torture to death given to the most notorious criminals.

2. Nestorius is a Christian theologian who upholds the concept of te two natures of Jesus Christ, divine and human.  

3. An advocate is a lawyer who defends the accused.

4. Eutychus  is one nature.

5. The cross is the symbol of blessing.

6. Martyr theory is the theory that maintains that the disciples of Jesus who die as martyrs have their sins reduced.

7. Atonement is the making of amends, a covering of one's sins.

8. Emmanuel is a Christian name that means "God is with us".

9. Logos is the 'Word', the Word of God.

10. Moral governmental theory is an unitarian belief in the oneness of God, as opposed to the trinitarian belief of some other Christians.  

11. Angel of the Lord is shown as appearing in a burning bush in the Bible.

12. Satisfaction theory was a theory proposed by Anselm of Canterbury. This theory believes in the death of Jesus Christ as a substitute for the sins of man, to satisfy the anger and wrath of God in punishing man for his many sins.  

13. Immutable means to be unchangable.

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which of the following was specifically permitted by the emancipation proclamation?

free african americans were allowed to fight for the confederacy.

free african americans were allowed to enlist in the union army and navy.

enslaved people in border states were allowed to move to the north.

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