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"Almighty" Test

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
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1.

Omnipresence refers to...

a)

The fact that God is all-powerful

b)

The fact that God is all-knowing

c)

The fact that God is Three Persons, yet One God

d)

The fact that God is everywhere at the same time

2.

Omnipotence refers to...

a)

The fact that God is near to us

b)

The fact that the Father does not have a body

c)

The fact that God is everywhere at the same time

d)

The fact that God is all-powerful

3.

Omniscience refers to...

a)

The fact that God knows everything

b)

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

c)

The fact that the Father created the Son

d)

The fact that God is all-powerful

4.

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

a)

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

b)

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

c)

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

d)

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

5.

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

a)

In a way that harms all people

b)

Similarly to Hitler

c)

In a Fatherly way

d)

To create the Son

6.

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

a)

He IS all powerful as well

b)

He is not able to create a four-sided triangle

c)

He is not able to create a rock he cannot lift

d)

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

7.

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

a)

Giving the disciples the ability to speak in different languages

b)

Washing his disciples' feet

c)

The Cross

d)

Calming the winds and the waves

8.

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

a)

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

b)

By calming the winds and the waves

c)

By creating the Son

d)

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

9.

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

a)

The Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Holy Spirit

d)

The Father's sister

10.

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

a)

The Son giving a command and the Holy Spirit obeys

b)

The Son giving a command and the Father obeys

c)

The Father's power only

d)

Trinitarian power

11.

In Revelation 1:8, Jesus calls himself...

a)

The Son of God

b)

The Almighty

c)

The all-knowing God

d)

The Father's creation

12.

The Athanasian Creed was written by...

a)

The Church Father Athanasius

b)

The Church Fathers

c)

Origen

d)

Tertullian

13.

The Athanasian Creed states that the each Person of the Trinity is "Almighty" meaning....

a)

We have Three Gods

b)

We have One Almighty, yet each Person is all-powerful

c)

We have One Almighty who is One Person

d)

We have Three Almighties and One Almighty

14.

According to class lectures, God's power is limited by his nature (i.e. his power is limited to the type of God that he is)

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What do we mean when we say God's power is limited?

a)

We mean that God is not truly all-powerful; if he was, his power would not be limited

b)

We mean that God's power is limited because Satan ruins God's plans

c)

We mean that God puts limits on himself, in keeping with the fact that he is a Father

d)

We mean that each Person of the Trinity has 33% of the power

16.

Jesus, having all power in John 13:3-5 decides to...

a)

Create the Holy Spirit

b)

Get Crucified

c)

Wash his disciples' feet

d)

Sin

17.

Weakness in the Bible looks like...

a)

Getting crucified

b)

Obeying the Father

c)

Only doing what the Father allows you to do

d)

Being unable to follow God's commandments

18.

Freedom in the Bible looks like being free from slavery to sin

a)

True

b)

False

19.

According to Martin Luther, the Devil can act on his own; he is free to do whatever he wants.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

The Church Father Origen believed that God has limits to his power.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Clement of Rome believed God can....

a)

Do all things

b)

Do all things as long as the Devil agrees

c)

Break his promises

d)

Do all things, except lie

22.

According to Origen, God will use his power to...

a)

Break his promises

b)

Draw a four-sided triangle

c)

Create the world

d)

Restore/recreate all things

23.

Origen of Alexandria was... (2 ANSWERS)

a)

A heretic

b)

A Church Father

c)

A Reformer

d)

A friend of Tertullian