Chapter 3

Question 1

When the church was young and struggling for survival, leaders were required to: a. Exhort b. Edify c. And encourage the _______.

Answer 1

When the church was young and struggling for survival, leaders were required to: a. Exhort b. Edify c. And encourage the believers.

Question 2

There were many discussions and arguments about the _______, and about the divine versus the human nature if Christ.

Answer 2

There were many discussions and arguments about the Trinity, and about the divine versus the human nature if Christ.

Question 3

At Nicea in 325, Constantine gathered leaders from many different religious families together for the first time in history, to discuss and make decisions. This gathering became known as the ________ of ________.

Answer 3

At Nicea in 325, Constantine gathered leaders from many different religious families together for the first time in history, to discuss and make decisions. This gathering became known as the Councel of Nicea.

Question 4

No denomination, movement or action was completely ___________ of others.

Answer 4

No denomination, movement or action was completely independent of others.

Question 5

The choices of generations before as well as the current church culture have shaped and influenced the ________ throughout the centuries.

Answer 5

The choices of generations before as well as the current church culture have shaped and influenced the Church throughout the centuries.

Question 6

Some of the major factors in church history include the liturgical developments of the fourth and fifth centuries, the Eastern and Western division, the medical period, the Renaissance, the Reformation, the evangelical 1800’s, the ___________ movement and the plethora of modern period churches and movements including the UPCI.

Answer 6

Some of the major factors in church history include the liturgical developments of the fourth and fifth centuries, the Eastern and Western division, the medical period, the Renaissance, the Reformation, the evangelical 1800’s, the Pentecostal movement and the plethora of modern period churches and movements including the UPCI.

Question 7

Throughout the past two thousand years, Christian worship has seen a continuos process if development and change in response to ________ and ________ factors.

Answer 7

Throughout the past two thousand years, Christian worship has seen a continuos process if development and change in response to theological and cultural factors.

Question 8

But, with this evolution, each period of worship renewal aspired to reach back to the Apostolic principles and practices of the ____ __________ church.

Answer 8

But, with this evolution, each period of worship renewal aspired to reach back to the Apostolic principles and practices of the New Testament church.

Question 9

THE BIBLICAL ACCOUNT GIVEN TO US DURING THE FIRST CENTURY OF THIS INFANT CHURCH, AFTER THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST, SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE STANDARD FOR THE LITURGY AND _________ PRACTICE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Answer 9

THE BIBLICAL ACCOUNT GIVEN TO US DURING THE FIRST CENTURY OF THIS INFANT CHURCH, AFTER THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST, SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE STANDARD FOR THE LITURGY AND WORSHIP PRACTICE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Question 10

The church of the apostles, when the canonical books of the New Testament were being written, have an _________ that no other period in history can match.

Answer 10

The church of the apostles, when the canonical books of the New Testament were being written, have an authority that no other period in history can match.

Question 11

Jesus and his early followers came from a _________ heritage.

Answer 11

Jesus and his early followers came from a Jewish heritage.

Question 12

_______ concludes his gospel by mentioning that after the resurrection, the followers of Christ “stayed continually at the temple, praising God” (Luke 24:53)

Answer 12

Luke concludes his gospel by mentioning that after the resurrection, the followers of Christ “stayed continually at the temple, praising God” (Luke 24:53)

Question 13

“Christians may have turned the world upside down but in the form and content of their worship it was still recognizably a ________ world.”

Answer 13

“Christians may have turned the world upside down but in the form and content of their worship it was still recognizably a Jewish world.”

Question 14

Baptism becomes the response expected from __________ preaching.

Answer 14

Baptism becomes the response expected from apostolic preaching.

Question 15

Baptism symbolizes a participant in Christ’s _______ and resurrection and a new _________ as the people of God.

Answer 15

Baptism symbolizes a participant in Christ’s death and resurrection and a new covenant as the people of God.

Question 16

Sometime after the after the first century church this formula began to be replaced by the ___________ formula, “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.”

Answer 16

Sometime after the after the first century church this formula began to be replaced by the Trinitarian formula, “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.”

Question 17

Bernard’s book Oneness and Trinity shows that the doctrine of the Trinity developed over a lengthy period of time, from the early second to the late ________ century.

Answer 17

Bernard’s book Oneness and Trinity shows that the doctrine of the Trinity developed over a lengthy period of time, from the early second to the late fourth century.

Question 18

There is no direct evidence for the baptism of _______ in the New Testament churches, but there is also no clear ____ requirement given.

Answer 18

There is no direct evidence for the baptism of infants in the New Testament churches, but there is also no clear age requirement given.

Question 19

“Anyone who _______ and is baptized will be saved” (Mark 16:16, NLT)

Answer 19

“Anyone who believes and is baptized will be saved” (Mark 16:16, NLT)

Question 20

“Terullian taught that at water baptism the believer has his sins ________ away, is born in water, and is prepared for the Holy Spirit.”

Answer 20

“Terullian taught that at water baptism the believer has his sins washed away, is born in water, and is prepared for the Holy Spirit.”

Question 21

Tertullian taught baptism by _________ and disapproved if infant baptism.

Answer 21

Tertullian taught baptism by immersion and disapproved if infant baptism.

Question 22

In the words of Tertullian, “No one can attain __________ without baptism.”

Answer 22

In the words of Tertullian, “No one can attain salvation without baptism.”

Question 23

A long period of preparation and training preceded the baptism called _________ that could last up to three years.

Answer 23

A long period of preparation and training preceded the baptism called catechumenate that could last up to three years.

Question 24

Some converts might be martyred before their period of testing was over, and were considered to have been baptized in their own ______.

Answer 24

Some converts might be martyred before their period of testing was over, and were considered to have been baptized in their own blood.

Question 25

Baptism included the laying on of hands and always culminated with the __________.

Answer 25

Baptism included the laying on of hands and always culminated with the Eucharist.

Question 26

In the fourth century, initiation was firmly tied into the paschal celebration with baptism coinciding with time and day of the __________.

Answer 26

In the fourth century, initiation was firmly tied into the paschal celebration with baptism coinciding with time and day of the ressurection.

Question 27

The five hundred years after the New Testament period saw enormous _______ in every aspect Christian worship.

Answer 27

The five hundred years after the New Testament period saw enormous changes in every aspect Christian worship.

Question 28

The washing away of sin at baptism was considered a gift of ______ removing the penalties of sin.

Answer 28

The washing away of sin at baptism was considered a gift of grace removing the penalties of sin.

Question 29

During the Middle Ages, baptism of ________ is the primary form of baptism to cancel guilt of original sin.

Answer 29

During the Middle Ages, baptism of infants is the primary form of baptism to cancel guilt of original sin.

Question 30

Infant baptism is nothing more than human _______ and notion.

Answer 30

Infant baptism is nothing more than human invention and notion.

Question 31

Adherents to Simmons and this movement in the Netherlands became known as ____________.

Answer 31

Adherents to Simmons and this movement in the Netherlands became known as Mennonites.

Question 32

The United Pentecostal Church insist on the earlier baptismal formula, "in the name of The Lord Jesus" (Acts 19:5, NKJV), preached and practices by the ________ in the original church found in the book of Acts.

Answer 32

The United Pentecostal Church insist on the earlier baptismal formula, "in the name of The Lord Jesus" (Acts 19:5, NKJV), preached and practices by the Apostles in the original church found in the book of Acts.

Question 33

After baptism, the Lord's Supper became one of the most important aspects of New Testament ________.

Answer 33

After baptism, the Lord's Supper became one of the most important aspects of New Testament worship.

Question 34

During the New Testament period, the Lord's Supper appears to have been not a liturgy in the modern sense, but an actual _____, or a portion of one, shared by members of the Christian community.

Answer 34

During the New Testament period, the Lord's Supper appears to have been not a liturgy in the modern sense, but an actual meal, or a portion of one, shared by members of the Christian community.

Question 35

When Jesus instituted the "new covenant" he declared that the bread and the cup were the representations oh his ____ and _____.

Answer 35

When Jesus instituted the "new covenant" he declared that the bread and the cup were the representations oh his body and blood.

Question 36

Holy Communion speaks to our ____________ with God.

Answer 36

Holy Communion speaks to our relationship with God.

Question 37

_________ is the Greek word for "giving thanks."

Answer 37

Eucharist is the Greek word for "giving thanks."

Question 38

The early church was soon using the term Eucharist to indicate _________.

Answer 38

The early church was soon using the term Eucharist to indicate communion.

Question 39

The cup of milk and honey seems to have disappeared pretty soon afterward, but the water and wine has endured, signifying the _____ of people with Christ.

Answer 39

The cup of milk and honey seems to have disappeared pretty soon afterward, but the water and wine has endured, signifying the union of people with Christ.

Question 40

During the Middle Ages, the Eucharist provided the most common form of public worship which they attended on Sundays and a multitude of feast days. For various reasons, most people began to receive communion ____ frequently.

Answer 40

During the Middle Ages, the Eucharist provided the most common form of public worship which they attended on Sundays and a multitude of feast days. For various reasons, most people began to receive communion less frequently.

Question 41

In the twelfth century, __________________, the term to describe what Christians believe they experience in the Eucharist (the bread and wine become the actual body of Chirst) began to be used.

Answer 41

In the twelfth century, transubstantiation, the term to describe what Christians believe they experience in the Eucharist (the bread and wine become the actual body of Chirst) began to be used.

Question 42

During the Middle Ages, "Popular piety" according to White, "always seemed to prefer ___________ to philosophical explanations."

Answer 42

During the Middle Ages, "Popular piety" according to White, "always seemed to prefer miraculous to philosophical explanations."

Question 43

The medieval period saw significant changes in the pastoral rites. The _____ became more and more essential and the priest came to acquire and control over both penance and healing.

Answer 43

The medieval period saw significant changes in the pastoral rites. The clergy became more and more essential and the priest came to acquire and control over both penance and healing.

Question 44

The church fathers increasingly based their theology on Old Testament traditions more than on the New Covenant, leading to serious ___________ of first century worship concepts, particularly in relation to the Lord's Supper.

Answer 44

The church fathers increasingly based their theology on Old Testament traditions more than on the New Covenant, leading to serious distortions of first century worship concepts, particularly in relation to the Lord's Supper.

Question 45

Another very distinct activity of the New Testament church was their observance of _____ prayer.

Answer 45

Another very distinct activity of the New Testament church was their observance of daily prayer.

Question 46

Prayer was/is both personal and _________.

Answer 46

Prayer was/is both personal and corporate.

Question 47

About 530 A.D., Benedict of Nursia developed a pattern of seven _______ during the day and one night office.

Answer 47

About 530 A.D., Benedict of Nursia developed a pattern of seven offices during the day and one night office.

Question 48

_______ (at the end of the working day)

Answer 48

Vespers (at the end of the working day)

Question 49

_____ (shortly after daybreak)

Answer 49

Prime (shortly after daybreak)

Question 50

____ (at Noon)

Answer 50

Sext (at Noon)

Question 51

Worship leaders have to deal with differences of opinion and personal preference concerning musical _____.

Answer 51

Worship leaders have to deal with differences of opinion and personal preference concerning musical style.

Question 52

History reveals that differences of opinion are ___ new.

Answer 52

History reveals that differences of opinion are not new.

Question 53

Church leaders were particularly cautious concerning ________ influence of music for the worship service.

Answer 53

Church leaders were particularly cautious concerning secular influence of music for the worship service.

Question 54

The writings and decision of the patristic church show a keek awareness of the power of _____ and a desire to guard Christians against _____ that would damage their faith.

Answer 54

The writings and decision of the patristic church show a keek awareness of the power of music and a desire to guard Christians against music that would damage their faith.

Question 55

Music was believed to have _____ to influence people along specific emotional and behavioral lines.

Answer 55

Music was believed to have power to influence people along specific emotional and behavioral lines.

Question 56

It is not difficult to understand the church father's attitude toward the secular music of their day, since the early church existed in the midst of a largely ______ civilization.

Answer 56

It is not difficult to understand the church father's attitude toward the secular music of their day, since the early church existed in the midst of a largely pagan civilization.

Question 57

It is clear that the worship life of the early church was characterized: - by the use of psalms and other forms of song - it seems that much of the music was unaccompanied - the harp and ____ were sometimes used, but other instruments were found objectionable because of their association with pagan worship.

Answer 57

It is clear that the worship life of the early church was characterized: - by the use of psalms and other forms of song - it seems that much of the music was unaccompanied - the harp and lyre were sometimes used, but other instruments were found objectionable because of their association with pagan worship.

Question 58

Erickson noted that "much of what we know about the early church music is from records of church decisions concerning what was ___________ and what was not ___________.

Answer 58

Erickson noted that "much of what we know about the early church music is from records of church decisions concerning what was acceptable and what was not acceptable.

Question 59

Augustine confessed that the singing in the church of Milan contributed to his conversion, but at the same time he was concerned that the singing was too __________.

Answer 59

Augustine confessed that the singing in the church of Milan contributed to his conversion, but at the same time he was concerned that the singing was too attractive.

Question 60

White suggested the primary purposes of hymns singing were "as a ________ tool as well as _____ to God."

Answer 60

White suggested the primary purposes of hymns singing were "as a teaching tool as well as praise to God."

Question 61

In the seventh century, the first step away from monophonic melody was the _______.

Answer 61

In the seventh century, the first step away from monophonic melody was the organum.

Question 62

The organum was the earliest attempt at breaking away from monophonic music to crude forms of ________.

Answer 62

The organum was the earliest attempt at breaking away from monophonic music to crude forms of harmony.

Question 63

______________ singing was practically unknown as almost all the singing was done entirely by the clergy or choirs.

Answer 63

Congregational singing was practically unknown as almost all the singing was done entirely by the clergy or choirs.

Question 64

Huss believed that the people had a right to share the church's ____.

Answer 64

Huss believed that the people had a right to share the church's song.

Question 65

Martin Luther influenced a conservative and systematic transition from the priest-dominated worship of the Catholic Church to congregation ally accessible evangelical services through ____ composition, liturgical reform, and music education.

Answer 65

Martin Luther influenced a conservative and systematic transition from the priest-dominated worship of the Catholic Church to congregation ally accessible evangelical services through hymn composition, liturgical reform, and music education.

Question 66

Luther described himself as being "overwhelmed by the diversity and magnitude of music virtue and benefits, and that, "next to the ____ of ___, music deserves the highest praise."

Answer 66

Luther described himself as being "overwhelmed by the diversity and magnitude of music virtue and benefits, and that, "next to the Word of God, music deserves the highest praise."

Question 67

John Calvin attempted to keep the doctrine ____ by allowing only the strict use of _________ in lyrics sung by the unaccompanied voice.

Answer 67

John Calvin attempted to keep the doctrine pure by allowing only the strict use of Scripture in lyrics sung by the unaccompanied voice.

Question 68

The Armenian theology, which was a rejection of Calvanism, emphasized ________ responsibility in salvation and led to the creation of the first "invitational" songs and awakening evangelistic fervor.

Answer 68

The Armenian theology, which was a rejection of Calvanism, emphasized personal responsibility in salvation and led to the creation of the first "invitational" songs and awakening evangelistic fervor.

Question 69

In the 19th century, the Methodist movement, the camp meeting movement, and the "Negro spirituals" had great influence on the American ____.

Answer 69

In the 19th century, the Methodist movement, the camp meeting movement, and the "Negro spirituals" had great influence on the American hymns.

Question 70

SINGING FORMS OUR ________.

Answer 70

SINGING FORMS OUR THEOLOGY.

Question 71

Worship in the New Testament was largely confined to private _____.

Answer 71

Worship in the New Testament was largely confined to private homes.

Question 72

After Constantine was converted, _____ churches began to appear.

Answer 72

After Constantine was converted, public churches began to appear.

Question 73

In the Middle Ages, _____ heavily influenced church architecture, building the largest medieval church that was imitated everywhere.

Answer 73

In the Middle Ages, monks heavily influenced church architecture, building the largest medieval church that was imitated everywhere.

Question 74

The five hundred years after the New Testament period saw enormous changes in every aspect of Christian worship. During this time period Christianity spread considerably. This growth of the church brought in many different people with diverse culture and languages. They each developed their own distinctive forms of worship, yet preserved and essential _____.

Answer 74

The five hundred years after the New Testament period saw enormous changes in every aspect of Christian worship. During this time period Christianity spread considerably. This growth of the church brought in many different people with diverse culture and languages. They each developed their own distinctive forms of worship, yet preserved and essential unity.

Question 75

______ - (beginning Sunday before Christmas) a time when believers remember God's acts in creation, in the history of the Jewish people, and in the prophecies and the events leading up to Christ's ____________.

Answer 75

Advent - (beginning Sunday before Christmas) a time when believers remember God's acts in creation, in the history of the Jewish people, and in the prophecies and the events leading up to Christ's incarnation.

Question 76

____ - (forty days before Easter), begins with Ash Wednesday, is a period of penitence to prepare for Holy Week, and recalls Christ's _____ days of temptation, and Israel's _____ years of wandering in the desert.

Answer 76

Lent - (forty days before Easter), begins with Ash Wednesday, is a period of penitence to prepare for Holy Week, and recalls Christ's forty days of temptation, and Israel's forty years of wandering in the desert.

Question 77

Pentecost - commemorates the sending of the Holy Spirit and the establishing of the _____.

Answer 77

Pentecost - commemorates the sending of the Holy Spirit and the establishing of the Church.

Question 78

________ Time - the emphasis is on God's purposes for the Church in this "age of grave" and through the powering of the Holy Spirit.

Answer 78

Ordinary Time - the emphasis is on God's purposes for the Church in this "age of grave" and through the powering of the Holy Spirit.

Question 79

The changeable parts of the liturgy are called the _______; while the constant portion of the liturgy is called the ________.

Answer 79

The changeable parts of the liturgy are called the Propers; while the constant portion of the liturgy is called the Ordinary.

Question 80

John Calvin attempted to return to the simple cultic practices of the early church. He ignored the church ________ except for the primary feast days and rejected the use of the lectionaries reading, and prayers were allowed to be improvised in ancient and New Testament practice.

Answer 80

John Calvin attempted to return to the simple cultic practices of the early church. He ignored the church calendar except for the primary feast days and rejected the use of the lectionaries reading, and prayers were allowed to be improvised in ancient and New Testament practice.

Question 81

_____________ usually make an intentional effort to have a more free style of worship that does not follow the church year.

Answer 81

Pentecostals usually make an intentional effort to have a more free style of worship that does not follow the church year.

Question 82

The primary activities of early Christian worship were a. Receiving instruction (Word) b. Celebrating the resurrected Lord at the table (Table) Four general parts to the sequence emerged: 1. Gathering (sometimes called entrance) 2. ____ 3. _____ 4. Sending ( sometimes called _________).

Answer 82

The primary activities of early Christian worship were a. Receiving instruction (Word) b. Celebrating the resurrected Lord at the table (Table) Four general parts to the sequence emerged: 1. Gathering (sometimes called entrance) 2. Word 3. Table 4. Sending ( sometimes called dismissal).

Question 83

The fourfold order has precedence in Scripture and in early church history. 1. We _____ into God's precense. 2. We hear God _____ 3. We celebrate at God's Table (response to the ____) 4. We are dismissed

Answer 83

The fourfold order has precedence in Scripture and in early church history. 1. We enter into God's precense. 2. We hear God speak 3. We celebrate at God's Table (response to the Word) 4. We are dismissed

Question 84

The benediction is a ________.

Answer 84

The benediction is a blessing.

Question 85

We are blessed for a _______.

Answer 85

We are blessed for a purpose.

Question 86

The ______ is said to have originated from when John Chrysostom decided to preach from the reading desk instead of remaining seated in the presider's chair.

Answer 86

The pulpit is said to have originated from when John Chrysostom decided to preach from the reading desk instead of remaining seated in the presider's chair.

Question 87

In the twelfth century ____ began to appear for the first time.

Answer 87

In the twelfth century pews began to appear for the first time.

Question 88

Martin Luther is remembered as the individual who gave the German people the Bible and the hymnbook in their own ________.

Answer 88

Martin Luther is remembered as the individual who gave the German people the Bible and the hymnbook in their own language.

Question 89

Hustad maintains that the modern even helical movements are about "a singleness and simplicity of message - that human beings are estranged from God, and that we can be ________, reconciled, and transformed through the grave of God, because of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ."

Answer 89

Hustad maintains that the modern even helical movements are about "a singleness and simplicity of message - that human beings are estranged from God, and that we can be forgiven, reconciled, and transformed through the grave of God, because of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ."

Question 90

The Pentecostal Movement, birthed early in the twelfth century, is considered the first post-Enlightenment tradition in that it has no inhibitions about experiencing the reality of God's ________ in worship.

Answer 90

The Pentecostal Movement, birthed early in the twelfth century, is considered the first post-Enlightenment tradition in that it has no inhibitions about experiencing the reality of God's presence in worship.

Question 91

The growth of Pentecostalism was fueled by it's lively _______, emphasis on __________, and call for renewal.

Answer 91

The growth of Pentecostalism was fueled by it's lively worship, emphasis on experience, and call for renewal.

Question 92

Pentecostals believe that truth sprang from the pages of Scripture and that one could find ________ for life by studying the experience and practice of the apostolic church.

Answer 92

Pentecostals believe that truth sprang from the pages of Scripture and that one could find patterns for life by studying the experience and practice of the apostolic church.

Question 93

Ulrich Zwingli intended to establish a pure and spiritual worship. He felt that liturgy was a hindrance to pure worship; he therefore removed all the icons, ______, and vestments of worship. He was convinced that faith comes through the Holy Spirit without any ________ channels or external means.

Answer 93

Ulrich Zwingli intended to establish a pure and spiritual worship. He felt that liturgy was a hindrance to pure worship; he therefore removed all the icons, organs, and vestments of worship. He was convinced that faith comes through the Holy Spirit without any physical channels or external means.

Question 94

John Calvin wanted to strip the church of unnecessary traditions and return the church to the purity of the early church both in ________ and in worship.

Answer 94

John Calvin wanted to strip the church of unnecessary traditions and return the church to the purity of the early church both in doctrine and in worship.

Question 95

Any liturgical stance of the Free Church movement rejected: 1. The use of _______ prayers 2. The use of a prayer book for worship 3. All sacraments, rites, vestments, and ordained ministry.

Answer 95

Any liturgical stance of the Free Church movement rejected: 1. The use of written prayers 2. The use of a prayer book for worship 3. All sacraments, rites, vestments, and ordained ministry.

Question 96

In the 19th century, worship began focusing on ____________ God.

Answer 96

In the 19th century, worship began focusing on experiencing God.

Question 97

During the last half of the 19th Century, there was a confluence of events that led to the birth of Pentecostalism. Some of these included: the _____ War, an influx of immigrants who challenged the dominant advance of Protestant Christianity, including Marxism and Darwinism and worst of all Christianity had become for many merely a cultural heritage.

Answer 97

During the last half of the 19th Century, there was a confluence of events that led to the birth of Pentecostalism. Some of these included: the Civil War, an influx of immigrants who challenged the dominant advance of Protestant Christianity, including Marxism and Darwinism and worst of all Christianity had become for many merely a cultural heritage.

Question 98

Recognizing spiritual lethargy for what it was, the ________ movement was formed.

Answer 98

Recognizing spiritual lethargy for what it was, the Holiness movement was formed.

Question 99

French, asserts that Oneness Pentecostalism advocated " a return to the New Testament baptismal _______ and understanding of the Godhead"... That is "centered in a pietism, or spiritually, which was highly christocentic."

Answer 99

French, asserts that Oneness Pentecostalism advocated " a return to the New Testament baptismal formula and understanding of the Godhead"... That is "centered in a pietism, or spiritually, which was highly christocentic."

Question 100

David Norris contends that "the modern Pentecostal movement can be traced theologically to Charles Parham in 1901 and numerically to William Seymour and the _____ _____ revival in 1906."

Answer 100

David Norris contends that "the modern Pentecostal movement can be traced theologically to Charles Parham in 1901 and numerically to William Seymour and the Azuza Street revival in 1906."

Question 101

Another very influential leader of the Apostolic move my , ____________, composed, "The Name of Names."

Answer 101

Another very influential leader of the Apostolic move my , G.T. Haywood, composed, "The Name of Names."

Question 102

The doctrine of Oneness asserts that "these various names and titles simply denote: 1. ______________, 2. roles, 3. relationships to humanity, 4. modes of activity, 5. aspects of God's self-revealation."

Answer 102

The doctrine of Oneness asserts that "these various names and titles simply denote: 1. manifestations, 2. roles, 3. relationships to humanity, 4. modes of activity, 5. aspects of God's self-revealation."

Question 103

The Deity that Christians worship has many names and titles, such as God, Jehovah, Lord, Father, Word, and Holy Spirit, but all refer to one and the same _____.

Answer 103

The Deity that Christians worship has many names and titles, such as God, Jehovah, Lord, Father, Word, and Holy Spirit, but all refer to one and the same being.

Question 104

Evidence exists that many believers throughout the church history were Oneness. Bernard believes that many were __________ and ________ and their written works were destroyed by official Christendom.

Answer 104

Evidence exists that many believers throughout the church history were Oneness. Bernard believes that many were persecuted and martyred and their written works were destroyed by official Christendom.

Question 105

Many so-called ________ were really Oneness believers.

Answer 105

Many so-called heretics were really Oneness believers.

Question 106

To worship in "spirit and truth," we must look to the Word of God for ____________.

Answer 106

To worship in "spirit and truth," we must look to the Word of God for revelation.

Question 107

We must seek after his Spirit to illuminate his Word and guide us into all _____.

Answer 107

We must seek after his Spirit to illuminate his Word and guide us into all truth.

Question 108

Worship is a product of the ________, ________, and the _________ of the different historical periods.

Answer 108

Worship is a product of the philosophies, changes, and the emphasis of the different historical periods.