Understanding the Church

What is the Church primarily understood as?

• A place of worship

• A gathering of priests

• A community of believers

• A spiritual ritual

The Greek word "ekklesia" means:

• Temple

• Called-out assembly

• Holy mission

• Praise

Who is the founder of the Church?

• Saint Peter

• The Apostles

• Jesus Christ

• The Early Christians

When was the Church empowered by the Holy Spirit?

• At the Last Supper

• During Pentecost

• At the Crucifixion

• At the Baptism of Jesus

The Church is both visible and:

• Doctrinal

• Historical

• Spiritual

• Intellectual

The Church as the "People of God" emphasizes:

• Government structure

• Covenant relationship

• Worship rituals

• Language unity

Which is NOT a biblical image of the Church?

• Body of Christ

• Bride of Christ

• Temple of the Holy Spirit

• Kingdom of David

The Church is called the "Body of Christ" to emphasize:

• Obedience

• Unity and diversity

• Rituals

• History

The Church is the "Bride of Christ" because:

• It is ruled by Christ

• It symbolizes a romantic ideal

• It shows the love and faithfulness of Christ

• It must remain silent

Which image highlights the Church being indwelt by the Holy Spirit?

• Body of Christ

• Temple of the Holy Spirit

• People of God

• House of Worship