The Doctrine of The Trinity
This early Christian heresy claimed that Jesus was divine but less than the Father.
What is Arianism?
In John 1:1 who is referred to as "the Word," who "was with God, and was God."
Who is Jesus.
In Romans 8:26, the Holy Spirit is said to do this on behalf of believers.
What is intercede?
Which basic view about God depicts that there is one God?
What is monothiesm?
This concept indicates that all three persons of the Trinity are equally God, yet distinct in their roles.
What is co-equality?
This creed, formulated in 325 A.D., affirmed the Church’s stance on the Trinity.
What is the Nicene Creed?
In the gospel of John, this person refers to Jesus as God after the resurrection.
Who is Thomas?
This is the attribute of the Holy Spirit that enables Him to be present everywhere.
What is omnipresence?
The doctrine of the Trinity affirms that God’s oneness is matched by this attribute, which means He is completely sufficient in Himself.
What is aseity?
This term refers to the belief that God is unchangeable in His essence, while still engaging in relationships with creation
What is immutability?
What is another name for The Trinity?
What is the Godhead?
What event showed clear the Trinity in the Bible?
What is Jesus' baptism?
The Holy Spirit, like the Father and the Son, is considered to have this divine quality, meaning He has always existed and will never cease to exist.
What is eternal?
This term describes God the Father as the creator and sustainer of the universe, affirming His role within the Trinity.
What is creator?
This term refers to God’s self-revelation as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, emphasizing the Trinity’s significance in understanding God.
What is Special revelation?
This term describes the Christian doctrine that God exists as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in one divine essence
What is The Trinity?
Jesus gave this instruction in Matthew 28:19, telling His disciples to baptize “in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
What is the great commission?
This term in Matthew 1:20 is used to describe the Spirit as divine.
What is Holy?
This attribute of God the Father signifies that He is all-knowing, having perfect knowledge of the past, present, and future.
What is omniscience?
In Trinitarian theology, this is understood as the outpouring of love among the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, which is shared with believers.
What is divine grace?
At Jesus’ baptism, all three persons of the Trinity were present: the Father’s voice, the Son being baptized, and the Spirit in this form.
What is a dove?
This event, where Jesus is transfigured before His disciples, reveals His divine glory and relationship with the Father.
What is the transfiguration
In Acts 5, lying to the Holy Spirit is described as lying to God, supporting this attribute of the Holy Spirit.
What is divinity?
This quality of God, demonstrated in the Trinity, emphasizes that His love and community are perfect and eternal
What is perfect love?
This aspect of the Trinity emphasizes God’s engagement in creation and history, demonstrating His involvement in the world
What is immanence?