Hermenuticsintermediate
Match each branch of Christian theology with its primary subject of study: 1. Christology 2. Soteriology 3. Ecclesiology 4. Eschatology Descriptions: A. The doctrine of salvation and redemption B. The person, nature, and work of Jesus Christ C. The nature, structure, and purpose of the church D. The last things, including death, judgment, and the final state of creation
Answer
1 - B, 2 - A, 3 - C, 4 - D
Explanation
### The pairs
| Item | Matches | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Christology | The person and work of Christ | Christology studies who Christ is and what he does, including his life, death, resurrection, and return. |
| Soteriology | How God accomplishes and applies salvation | Soteriology concerns redemption through Christ and its application to believers. |
| Ecclesiology | The nature and work of the church | Ecclesiology studies the church, including its work and sacraments. |
| Eschatology | The return of Christ, judgment, heaven, and hell | Eschatology studies last things and the final events described in Christian teaching. |
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