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The Holy Trinity

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

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

a)

Gospels

b)

St. Paul's Epistles

c)

Genesis

d)

Isaiah

2.

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

a)

Monotheistic with three separate gods

b)

Polytheistic with one primary God

c)

Monotheistic with One God in Three Persons

d)

A collective of three different divine beings

3.

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

a)

Homoousia

b)

Hypostasis

c)

Physis

d)

Theosis

4.

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

a)

The Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Holy Spirit

5.

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

a)

The Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Holy Spirit

6.

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

a)

The Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Holy Spirit

7.

What is the Orthodox Christian understanding of the Trinity?

a)

God has only one role and manifests in three modes.

b)

God is One Being in three distinct Persons.

c)

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

d)

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

8.

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

a)

He had only a Divine nature.

b)

His physical body was not real.

c)

He is both fully Divine and fully human.

d)

He was a spiritual being without a body.

9.

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

a)

He had a human body but a divine mind.

b)

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

c)

He appeared to be human but was only divine.

d)

His humanity was an illusion to teach us spiritual lessons.

10.

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

a)

He was created by God and is not divine.

b)

He became divine after His resurrection.

c)

He is a lesser divine figure than the Father.

d)

He is co-eternal and consubstantial with the Father.

11.

How does our Orthodox Church describe the nature of Christ?

a)

Christ has two separate natures, divine and human, that are joined in one person.

b)

Christ has one united nature that is both divine and human, coming from both.

c)

Christ has a single divine nature that overshadows His human nature.

d)

Christ's Human nature was absorbed into His divine nature after the incarnation.

12.

How does the Holy Spirit proceed?

a)

From the Father and the Son equally.

b)

From the Father through the Son.

c)

From the Father.

d)

Independently.