incarnation
who appeared to St Mary?
who is Angel Gabriel
what is the meaning of orthodox?
what is straight or correct belief
what is an ecumenical council?
a gathering between clergy and teachers trying to prove the heresies wrong
how many hypostases is there?
what is 3
who gave us the sacraments?
who is Our Lord Jesus Christ
what is the incarnation?
what is the son of God becoming man
what is the meaning of creed?
what is constitution for we believe
what is the source of the Orthodox creed?
Holy scripture/councils
who is in the trinity?
who is the father, the son, and the holy spirit
sin separates us from..
God
what is the meaning of symblon?
token of recognition
describe arianism
Arius the heretic said that Christ is a created being not divine
what are the natures of christ?
what is fully divine and fully human
what is the meaning of christ being begotten not created?
it means that he can’t be created because he is divine and he was sent by God
what’s is the meaning of the noun adamah?
what is earth, ground,land, the earth man
which council rejected arianism?
what is the council of Nicaea
who is the light of light?
Jesus christ
what is the purpose the 7 sacraments?
what is to grow in holiness and receive grace
what’s the difference between inhominate and incarnation?
incarnate is taking flesh and inhominate is becoming man
name every council and name the heresy, the heretic, and the year
1. The first ecumenical council, Arius claimed that Christ is not eternal and just a mediator between God and man in 325 ad in the city of Nicaea
2. the second ecumenical council macedonius claimed that the Holy spirit is not God in 381 ad in the city of constantinople
3. the 3rd ecumenical council nestorius claimed that the Virgin Mary is mother of Christ only and not the Mother of God in 431 ad in the city of ephesus
what does each part of the trinity symbolize?
The father is the being of God, the son is the mind of God,the holy spirit is the spirit of God
If christ is God how can we say that he suffered? p.98
because of his divinity and humanity p.98