Scripture
And God said let there be _______
Light
Which service is performed typically at early evening, while the sun is setting?
Vespers
What did Jesus call his diciples to be fishers of?
men
This city was where St. Paul was martyred.
Rome
This saint slew a dragon and was martyred for his faith by the Emperor Diocletian.
St. George the Trophy Bearer
Whosoever seeks to follow after me, let him deny himself, take up his _________ and follow me.
What is the proper way to do one's cross?
Two fingers down, three together up. Forehead, chest, right, left
True or false: God the Father crushed Jesus on the cross to pay (atone) for our sins.
No no no no no no no definitely not
This was the capital of the Roman East, founded by a Great Emperor-Saint
Constantinople
These are the Grandparents or "Ancestors" of Jesus
Sts. Joachim and Anna
Which Old Testament figures appeared at Christ's side during the Transfiguration?
Moses and Elias (Elijah)
The priest says "Let us depart in ______"
peace
Out of the ten lepers that Jesus healed, how many came back to give him thanks?
1
Which book, on Orthodox prayer, is the most influential in Eastern countries besides the Bible itself
The Philokalia
These saints were unmercenary healers who were twins and suffered martyrdom together for Christ
Sts. Kosmas and Damian
Name one of Noah's three sons?
Shem, Ham, or Japeth
What is the proper response to "peace be with you all"
And with your spirit
Where was the wedding at which Jesus turned water into wine?
Cana
Daily Double!!!!!!
Iconostasis (Icon stand)
This saint holds a sword in icons and has large wings. He is on the deacon doors of the altar.
Archangel Michael
Upon what mountain did Moses recieve the Ten Commandments?
Mt. Sinai
True or false: The Orthodox hold Transubstantiation as an official church teaching.
What was the name of the demon that Christ cast into the swine?
Legion
This Early church writer, who was later excommunicated, revived Platonic thought and used it to explain Christianity
Origen
Name the three Thelogians of the Church
St. John, St. Gregory, St. Symeon the New