Trinity basics
The Trinity has one divine
essence and one divine ___
What is will
Father sends the Son; the
Son offers himself on the
Cross; this Person raises
Jesus
the Holy Spirit
This heresy says Father, Son and Spirit are merely modes of one divine person
What is Modalism
This emperor convened
the Council of Nicaea
Constantine
Constantine defeated
Maxentius at this 312
battle
Milvian Bridge
The Father, Son and Holy
Spirit are three distinct
______ in one God
Persons
Creator, origin, and source
of all are appropriated
especially to this Person
Father
This heresy taught that
the Son is a created being
and of a different
substance from the Father
Arianism
The Council of Nicaea was
held in this year
325
This 313 decree
established religious
tolerance in the Roman
Empire
Edict of Milan
The Father is unbegotten,
the Son is ________ of
the Father
begotten
Word of God, Wisdom, and
Redeemer are
appropriated especially to
this Person
Son
This heresy denied the full
divinity of the Holy Spirit
Macedonianism
This Greek term means
"of the same substance
Homoousios
These two second-century
Church Fathers spoke of
the Triune God before
Nicaea
Ignatius of
Antioch and Ireneaus
All external works of God
are described as ____
because the Trinity always
acts together
undivided
Sanctifier and giver of life
are appropriated
especially to this Person
Holy Spirit
This heresy taught that
Christ's rational human
mind was replaced by the
Divine Logos
Apollinarianism
Begotten, not made,
_________with the Father
consubstantial
This council stated the
divinity of the Holy Spirit
more explicitly
Council of
Constantinople
The mystery of the Trinity
must preserve unity,
distinction, and ____
equality
This term means
attributing a divine work
to one Person for teaching
clarity
appropriation
This mid-fourth-century
teaching asserted that the
Son's nature is unlike the
Father's
Eunomianism
Nicaea was the first
council of this type,
representing the universal
church
ecumenical
This council defined the
two complete natures of
Christ and solidified the
doctrine of the hypostatic
union
Council of
Chalcedon