The Holy Trinity

While the word "Trinity" is not found in the Bible, where is the concept of God existing as Trinity first revealed?

• Gospels

• St. Paul's Epistles

• Genesis

• Isaiah

Which of the following best describes the doctrine of the Holy Trinity in Christianity?

• Monotheistic with three separate gods

• Polytheistic with one primary God

• Monotheistic with One God in Three Persons

• A collective of three different divine beings

What is the essence of God shared perfectly among the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit called in Greek?

• Homoousia

• Hypostasis

• Physis

• Theosis

In the Coptic Orthodox Church, to Whom are the Litanies of the 3rd Hour directed?

• The Father

• The Son

• The Holy Spirit

The Liturgy of St. Basil prayers are addressed to which Person of the Holy Trinity?

• The Father

• The Son

• The Holy Spirit

The Liturgy of St. Gregory prayers are addressed to which Person of the Holy Trinity?

• The Father

• The Son

• The Holy Spirit

What is the Orthodox Christian understanding of the Trinity?

• God has only one role and manifests in three modes.

• God is One Being in three distinct Persons.

• The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three separate gods.

• Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are just names for different aspects of God.

What does the Orthodox Church teach about Christ's nature?

• He had only a Divine nature.

• His physical body was not real.

• He is both fully Divine and fully human.

• He was a spiritual being without a body.

According to Orthodox doctrine, what is true about Jesus Christ's humanity?

• He had a human body but a divine mind.

• He is fully human in every way, except for sin.

• He appeared to be human but was only divine.

• His humanity was an illusion to teach us spiritual lessons.

What do Orthodox Christians believe about Jesus Christ's divinity?

• He was created by God and is not divine.

• He became divine after His resurrection.

• He is a lesser divine figure than the Father.

• He is co-eternal and consubstantial with the Father.