"Almighty" Test

Omnipresence refers to...

• The fact that God is all-powerful

• The fact that God is all-knowing

• The fact that God is Three Persons, yet One God

• The fact that God is everywhere at the same time

Omnipotence refers to...

• The fact that God is near to us

• The fact that the Father does not have a body

• The fact that God is everywhere at the same time

• The fact that God is all-powerful

Omniscience refers to...

• The fact that God knows everything

• The fact that each Person of the Trinity has a unique role

• The fact that the Father created the Son

• The fact that God is all-powerful

When we think of God's perfections, we are referring to...

• The quality and quantity of God's attributes; he has perfect power and uses it perfectly

• The fact that the Father is perfect but the Son is not perfect

• The fact that each Person of the Trinity is perfect, but the Holy Spirit is not God

• The quantity of God's power; he has ultimate power and will use in good and bad ways

When we think of God's all-powerfulness, we need to keep in mind that he will use his power....

• In a way that harms all people

• Similarly to Hitler

• In a Fatherly way

• To create the Son

God does not merely have all the power because...

• He IS all powerful as well

• He is not able to create a four-sided triangle

• He is not able to create a rock he cannot lift

• Actually, he does have all power, and that is about the end of the discussion

Mark 4:35-41 shows us Jesus's power by...

• Giving the disciples the ability to speak in different languages

• Washing his disciples' feet

• The Cross

• Calming the winds and the waves

John 19:1-11 shows the power of the Father; how?

• By giving the disciples the ability to speak a language they do not know

• By calming the winds and the waves

• By creating the Son

• By allowing the trial leading to Jesus's crucifixion to happen in the first place

Acts 1:6-11 and Acts 2:1-4 show the power of _______ by allowing the disciples to speak in languages that they do not already know

• The Father

• The Son

• The Holy Spirit

• The Father's sister

Acts 10:38 is a great example of...

• The Son giving a command and the Holy Spirit obeys

• The Son giving a command and the Father obeys

• The Father's power only

• Trinitarian power