Baptist Faith & Message

According to the text, how is God described?

• As a physical being with limited knowledge

• As an intelligent, spiritual, and personal being

• As a historical figure without influence on the universe

• As a mythological character with no personal attributes

What roles does the text attribute to God?

• Creator, Judge, and Destroyer

• Creator, Redeemer, and Preserver

• Artist, Philosopher, and Guide

• Scientist, Explorer, and Ruler

How does the text describe God's knowledge and power?

• Limited to current events and physical strength

• All powerful and all knowing, including past, present, and future

• Only knowledgeable about the present and lacking in power

• Powerful but not all knowing

What is the nature of the triune God as revealed in the text?

• Three separate beings with different essences

• A single being with three different roles

• Three beings with distinct personal attributes but one essence

• Multiple gods with similar powers

According to the text, what is the beginning of true wisdom?

• Understanding the universe

• Knowing God

• Learning from many gods

• Achieving personal goals

What does the text suggest about the nature of God?

• There are many gods, but one is the true God

• There is one living and true God

• Each culture has its own true God

• There are many gods of equal status

According to the BF&M, which of the following is NOT an attribute of God?

• Wrath

• Self-sufficient

• Eternal

• All knowing (omniscience)

What does the BF&M describe as activities of God?

• Creator, judge, and destroyer

• Creator, redeemer, preserver, and ruler

• Creator, redeemer, and savior

• Creator, redeemer, and judge

Which activity of God does Psalm 147:9 refer to?

• Ruler

• Preserver

• Creator

• Redeemer

Which activity of God does Psalm 66:7 refer to?

• Ruler

• Preserver

• Creator

• Redeemer