Scripture
This major division of the Bible serves as the preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ.
What is the Old Testament?
Although God is invisible, this person makes God visible to humanity.
Who is Jesus Christ?
Popularized by Arius in the 300s, this heresy claimed Jesus was created by God and not equal to the Father.
What is Arianism?
Rather than just a physical building or organizational structure, the Church is fundamentally described as this.
What is living and spiritually alive in Christ (or believers)?
This first book of the Bible details the creation of the world and the story of Adam and Eve.
What is Genesis?
These four books record the live-action life and ministry of Jesus on Earth
What are the Gospels?
This vocabulary word means being first in all things or holding absolute supreme rank.
What is preeminence?
Influenced by Greek philosophy, this heresy claimed Jesus only appeared to be human and lacked a real body.
What is Docetism?
Jesus taught that true worship is not about this physical detail.
What is location?
This prophet was thrown into a den of lions after continuing to pray to God despite a royal decree.
Who is Daniel?
This New Testament book focuses on the proclamation of salvation through Jesus Christ.
What is the Book of Acts?
Rather than meaning He was created, the title "firstborn of all creation" signifies that Jesus holds this status.
What is the highest rank or authority?
This view claims Jesus was born purely human and was later "chosen" or elevated by God as divine.
What is Adoptionism?
Biblical worship involves bowing down before God's greatness and submitting to this.
What is His authority?
The Israelites marched around the walls of this city for seven days before the walls collapsed
What is Jericho?
This final book of Scripture reveals Jesus Christ reigning supreme as King.
What is Revelation?
All visible and invisible things were created by, through, and for Jesus, including these spiritual beings
Who are angels?
Sabellius taught this early heresy, claiming God is one person who simply manifests in three different "modes."
What is Modalism?
Beyond actions and structure, these internal dispositions shape the life and overall effectiveness of the church.
What are spiritual attitudes?
After leading Israel after Moses' death, this leader was one of the only people to make to the promised land.
Who is Joshua?
These New Testament letters focus on the reality of Christ living in believers.
What are the epistles/ apostolic letter?
The universe continues to exist because Jesus does this continuously; if He stopped, everything would fall apart.
What is sustaining it (or holding it together)?
Adherents of this early movement believed salvation comes through secret knowledge and viewed physical matter as evil.
What is Gnosticism?
The Church can only truly engage in corporate worship if its members are first doing this on their own.
What is worshiping individually?
This prophet was commanded by God to marry an unfaithful woman named Gomer as a symbol of Israel's unfaithfulness to God.
Who is Hosea?