Third Article of Faith
The third article of faith reminds us of the...
Annunciation
God became fully man to _______ _______.
Understand you
The 3rd article of faith is the _______ at the heart of everything.
Mystery
By committing to _______, you are participating in the _______ nature.
Virtue, Divine
The third article of faith shows us that Jesus is _____ _____ and ______ ______.
Fully God and Fully Human.
If Jesus were only human He could only _______ you but He couldn't _____ you.
Understand, Save
God entered Humanity so that ________ could enter _______.
Humanity, God
The Eucharist is God _______ you to ________ you from the inside.
Entering, Transform
Verum, Bonum, Pulchrum are the ideas of whom?
St.Thomas Aquinas
If Jesus were only God, He could ______ you but He couldn't ________ to you.
Save, Relate
God came to earth not just to save you but to invite you to partake in the ________ ________through the _____ ______.
Divine Nature, Holy Spirit
Every confession, you're letting God _______ what ______ has broken in you.
Restore, Sin
What is the third article of faith?
"Who was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary"
God who is _______ _______ and ______ you and _____ _____ who can ______ you took it one ______ further.
Fully Human, understands, Fully God, save, step.
The apostles were the same people, filled with something ______ than themselves and began to _____ in God's divine nature.
Greater, Share
The third article of the faith is the mystery of the ______ by which you are ______, saved, and _______ to the greatest.
Incarnation, Known, Invited
Explain Verum, Bonum, and Pulchrum
The Bible verse which reveals the reason why Jesus came down. (The name of the book)
2 Peter 1:4 God became man, not just to understand you, not just to save you but to invite you to share in His divine nature.
The three things the apostles did after Pentecost?
Speaking in tongues, healing the sick, raising the dead
The three ways to accept the invitation to the divine nature?
1. Prayer
2. Sacraments
3. Choosing virtue over comfort