Nature of God

What does God is 'omnipotent' mean?

• All knowing

• Always present

• All powerful

• All loving

What does God is 'omniscient' mean?

• All knowing

• Always present

• All powerful

• All loving

What does God is 'omnbenevolent' mean?

• All knowing

• Always present

• All powerful

• All loving

What does God is 'just' mean?

• God does not judge us.

• God is fair and will treat us fairly at judgement.

• God is always with us.

• God will treat Christians more favourably at judgement day.

What does God is 'omnipresent' mean?

• All knowing

• Always present

• All powerful

• All loving

What does 'judge' mean when describing the nature of God.

• God will judge all humans on their actions in their life.

• God has a plan for you and will guide you through life.

• God is cruel.

• God is all loving.

What does 'eternal' mean when describing the nature of God.

• God will judge all humans on their actions in their life.

• God has no beginning and no end - God has always been there.

• God is always forgiving of our sins.

• God is fair.

What does 'transcendant' mean when describing the nature of God.

• God has no beginning and no end - God has always been there.

• God is just.

• God is beyond and outside of creation.

• God is not fair and just.

What does 'forgiving' mean when describing the nature of God.

• God is fair and just.

• God has always been there.

• God will forgive humans of their sins if they repent.

• God will not forgive humans if they commit sins.

What does 'immanent' mean when describing the nature of God.

• God does not interfere in human life.

• God has always been there.

• God is just and fair.

• God is within and involved in creation.