Misc
Who did Jesus say was the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven?
Children and the poor
The study of God
Theology
the Greek word that means Messiah
Christ
Name a common symbol of the Holy Spirit
Fire, Dove, Wind
We become sons and daughters of God through
Our baptism
What was the turning point of the Christian story?
Jesus's death on the cross
What does Abba mean?
Our Father
Where can we find spiritual wisdom?
Episodes of Jesus's life
How is the Holy Spirit revealed in the New Testament? (Two things)
Symbols and Actions
Means "to include everyone"
katha holos
When we refer to the “fullness of time” we are talking about
The moment Jesus was born
Who is the creator of heavens and earth?
The Triune God
The study of the Son
Christology
Describes how the Spirit goes forth from the Father and the Son
Procession
Core beliefs and practices of a religion
Dogma
What does Incarnation mean? (for our purposes)
The word became flesh
The concept of Christian Community begins with
The Holy Trinity
This word means the Son was not created
Begotten
The study of the Holy Spirit
Pneumatology
Faith roots that have been preserved and handed down
Apostolic Succession
The lives of the _______________________ give us examples of holiness
saints
Who revealed the trinity?
Jesus
What is one of the reasons the Word became Flesh?
1.The Word of God became flesh to save us from sin, death, and eternal separation from God. He did so by reconciling us with God by atoning for our sins. Christ gave His life so we could live.
2.“The Word became flesh so that we might know God’s love” (CCC, 458). Jesus as truly human, is able to show us the true nature of God.
3.God took on human flesh to be our model of holiness. Jesus shows us how to imitate him: to love one another as he has loved us (JN 15:12)
4.God became human to make us sharers in his divine nature.
Name 4 gifts of the Holy Spirit
wisdom, understanding, knowledge, counsel/right judgement, courage/fortitude, knowledge, reverence/piety, and wonder and awe in God's prescence/fear of the Lord
What is one of three visible bonds of unity in the Church?