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The Identity of God
The Nature of God
The Nature of God pt. 2
God's four essential relationships
Misc.
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What is monotheism?
Belief that there is only one God.
100
Who has God revealed himself to?
All of humanity
100
God is described as what word which means all-powerful?
omnipotent
100
What are the four essential relationships?
Creator, Sustainer, Redeemer, and Judge
100
What helps us know and understand God?
Revelation
200
Who declared, "The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of our fathers, has glorified his servant Jesus"?
Peter
200
What are the 3 parts of the Trinity of God?
Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit
200
What does God is omniscient mean?
God is all-knowing. God knows the future as completely as he knows the past and present
200
How are we sustained on earth?
God's faithfulness
200
Because God is holy, he is also what?
separate
300
God's fullest revelation of Himself is continued progressively through who?
Jacob's descendants (the people of Israel)
300
What is the core of God's nature?
Love
300
God is present everywhere and to everything in his creation. This means what?
God is omnipresent
300
Where do our flaws come from?
our "fallenness"
300
God creates with and by the power of what?
his "Word" alone
400
What is the climax of God's special revelation?
the incarnation of Jesus Christ
400
It is out of love that God's holiness consumes what?
sin
400
How does Biblical language show of God having appendages?
Using human features as analogies to help us understand God.
400
God is our perfect judge and his judgements are always true and just based on the standard of what?
His own holiness and his complete knowledge of our actions
400
What does "Divine sensorium" mean?
the means by which God was immediately aware of the physical universe
500
God's identity is intimately connected to who?
The lives of Abraham and his offspring
500
God always does what is fair and right and in accordance with what?
justice
500
How did God respond to Moses, when Moses asked who He (the burning bush) was?
"I am who I am."
500
Define "creatio ex nihilo"
Creation out of nothing
500
How did Moses describe God's holiness?
as a consuming fire