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Nature of God

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does God is 'omnipotent' mean?

a)

All knowing

b)

Always present

c)

All powerful

d)

All loving

2.

What does God is 'omniscient' mean?

a)

All knowing

b)

Always present

c)

All powerful

d)

All loving

3.

What does God is 'omnbenevolent' mean?

a)

All knowing

b)

Always present

c)

All powerful

d)

All loving

4.

What does God is 'just' mean?

a)

God does not judge us.

b)

God is fair and will treat us fairly at judgement.

c)

God is always with us.

d)

God will treat Christians more favourably at judgement day.

5.

What does God is 'omnipresent' mean?

a)

All knowing

b)

Always present

c)

All powerful

d)

All loving

6.

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

a)

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

b)

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

c)

God is cruel.

d)

God is all loving.

7.

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

a)

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

b)

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

c)

God is always forgiving of our sins.

d)

God is fair.

8.

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

a)

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

b)

God is just.

c)

God is beyond and outside of creation.

d)

God is not fair and just.

9.

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

a)

God is fair and just.

b)

God has always been there.

c)

God will forgive humans of their sins if they repent.

d)

God will not forgive humans if they commit sins.

10.

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

a)

God does not interfere in human life.

b)

God has always been there.

c)

God is just and fair.

d)

God is within and involved in creation.