Who is the Second person in the Blessed Trinity
The second person in the Blessed Trinity is Gos the Son
What are the two main sections in the Bible called?
The Old Testament and New Testament.
The Creed begins by saying that we believe in one God. Who is named first in the Creed?
God the Father
What is the Chaldean word of the day?
Shlama-peace
The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are each fully God, but they are not three Gods, explain.
The Holy Trinity = one God, 3 persons
Which part of the Bible tells us about Jesus' life, teachings, death, and Resurrection?
The New Testament, especially the Gospels.
A student says, “The Creed is only about Jesus.” Is that correct? Explain using the three Persons of the Trinity.
No. The Creed teaches about the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It describes the Father as Creator, the Son as Savior, and the Holy Spirit as the one who makes us holy.
Betha-Home
What does "Blessed Trinity" Mean
By "Blessed Trinity," we mean three divine persons in one God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Each person of the Blessed Trinity is distinct from the other while remaining fully God.
Why do we say the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are equal, even though they have different roles?
Each Person is fully God and has the same divine nature, power, knowledge, goodness, and eternity. Their roles are different, but none is greater than another.
The Creed is divided into three parts. What does each part teach us about God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the work of God?
The Creed teaches that the Father creates, the Son saves, and the Holy Spirit makes us holy.
What was the Chaldean word of the week the first week?
edta-church
A student says, “The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three parts that make up God.” What is wrong with this statement?
God does not have three parts. Each Person is fully God.
Which Disciples did Jesus tell to follow him in the water?
Simon peter, Andrew, James, John
What does planting a mustard seed mean?
A mustard seed teaches us that even a small amount of faith can grow into something great when we trust God and nurture our faith.
Which saint did we talk about today?
St. Augustine
Why isn't the Trinity like water, ice, and steam?
Water changes between forms, but the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exist at the same time as three distinct Persons.
What was the first miracle Jesus performed in John's Gospel?
He turned water into wine at Cana.
Why does the Creed say that Jesus was “begotten, not made”?
Jesus is the eternal Son of God, not a created being. He has always existed with the Father.
What language is traditionally spoken in the Chaldean Catholic liturgy?
Aramaic-Sureth