Theology Study Guide 2

Question 1

In the Old Testament (TaNaK), the ________ contains the most references to God, the Son.

Answer 1

Nev’im

Question 2

What three components make up the acronym TaNaK?

Answer 2

Torah, Nev’im, Ketuv’im

Question 3

______ contains the first reference to the Son in the Old Testament.

Answer 3

Genesis 3:15

Question 4

This passage is also called the __________.

Answer 4

protoevangelion

Question 5

What 4 Psalms contain info about the Son?

Answer 5

2, 22, 72, 89

Question 6

List 3 other terms used to mention or allude to the Son in the Old Testament.

Answer 6

seed, vine, branch

Question 7

In what passages do we hear the father speaking from heaven about His Son?

Answer 7

matthew 3:16-17, Matthew 17:5

Question 8

Jesus sometimes refers to Himself as the Son of ______.

Answer 8

man

Question 9

List 3 things that Hebrews 1:3 says about the Son.

Answer 9

the radiance of the glory of God
the exact imprint of his nature
upholds the universe

Question 10

List 3 things that Colossians 1:15-16 says about the Son.

Answer 10

image of the invisible God
firstborn of all creation
all things created through him and for him

Question 11

What two passages explain how Jesus “learned obedience?”

Answer 11

Hebrews 3, Philippians 2

Question 12

The Shema is found in _________ and says: ______________________________________.

Answer 12

Deut. 6:4, “Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord is One!”

Question 13

The passage in Isaiah 6:1-7 is an image of Yahweh, but who all is seen here?

Answer 13

Son (John 12:41)

Spirit (Acts 28:25)

Question 14

_______ is the Hebrew word that is the plural for of “God”.

Answer 14

Elohim

Question 15

_________ is the Hebrew word that is the plural for of “Lord”.

Answer 15

Adonai

Question 16

_________ Gospel is replete with Father-Son language and teachings.

Answer 16

John’s

Question 17

The key issue in the Godhead regarding their relationship is not value or ability, but rather ___.

Answer 17

role

Question 18

The Oneness of the Father and the Son is found clearly in ____, _______, and ________.

Answer 18

John 10, 14, 17

Question 19

What does the “Oneness” language make you think of?

Answer 19

The Shema

Question 20

Jesus is to the Father ______

Answer 20

Son, Mark 1:1

Question 21

Jesus does for the Father, He _____

Answer 21

obeys, (Hebrew 3:2,6)

Question 22

Jesus approaches the Father with _______.

Answer 22

submission (John 12:49, 17)

Question 23

_________ means unique, or one and only - not made. The Greek work for this old English translation is ________.

Answer 23

begotten, monogenes

Question 24

Jesus is an _______ Son to the Father, not an Incarnational Son.

Answer 24

Eternal

Question 25

Name 4 ways the Son proceeds from the Father.

Answer 25

Theophanies, Incarnation, Glorification, Second Advent

Question 26

The Angel of the LORD is _____.

Answer 26

the Son

Question 27

In Daniel ______, the Angel of the Lord is described as being like the __________.

Answer 27

3:19-20, son of the gods

Question 28

The ______ Controversy ...

Answer 28

Filoque

Question 29

The Procession of the Spirit is found clearly in __________, __________, _________.

Answer 29

John 14, 15, 16

Question 30

Three forms of water

Answer 30

modalism

Question 31

three-leaf clover

Answer 31

polytheism

Question 32

an apple - skin, meat, seeds

Answer 32

polytheism

Question 33

I am a father, son, and husband.

Answer 33

modalism

Question 34

Pieces of a pie

Answer 34

polytheism

Question 35

an egg - shell, yolk, and ablumen

Answer 35

polytheism

Question 36

Name the 4 headings of the proof of the Trinity

Answer 36

If it can be shown that each is called God, if it can be shown that each bears the attributes of God, if it can be shown that each do works only God can do, if it can be shown that they are in tri-unity

Question 37

called God

Answer 37

Father: Galatians 1 and Romans 15 - God and Father appositional Son: John 1 (the Word became flesh), John 10 (accused of making Himself God) Spirit: Acts 5 (lie to HS therefore lie to God), 2 Corinthians 3 (Lord and Spirit)

Question 38

bears attributes

Answer 38

Father: Isaiah 43 (Savior), John 1 (Keeper/Sovereign) Son: Colossians 1 (image of God, Creator), Hebrews 1 (radiance of glory of God) Spirit: 1 Corinthians 2 (omniscience), Psalm 139 (omnipresent)

Question 39

do works only God can do

Answer 39

Father: Genesis 1 (creates), Exodus 3 (does miracles) Son: Matthew 9 (know thoughts), John 11 (raises the dead) Spirit: Genesis 1 (creates), John 14 (Helper that indwells, teaches, and convicts eternally)

Question 40

tri-unity

Answer 40

Matthew 28: Great Commission: make disciples and baptize in the name of the F, S, and HS Matthew 3: Jesus' Baptism (also, Father speaking, HS descends as dove)

Question 41

Torah

Answer 41

Exodus 36: the Father is Holy | Deuteronomy 32: Father is Creator

Question 42

Nev'im

Answer 42

Isaiah 63 and 64, Father is Redeemer, Maker, Creator | Malachi 1 and 2: Father is Master and should be feared

Question 43

Ketuv'im

Answer 43

2 Samuel 7 = provider, Protector, Leader | 1 Chronicles 17: will never take his love from us

Question 44

Matt-

Answer 44

Matthew 5: Father is perfect, deserves glory | Mark 8: Father is Holy

Question 45

Luke-

Answer 45

Luke 6: Father is merciful | John 17: The Father and Son in unity so that we should also be unified

Question 46

Paul

Answer 46

1 Corinthians 15: ultimate Ruler | Galatians 1: the Father's will be done

Question 47

What is it about the Trinity that does not allow it to be illustrated?

Answer 47

In the example of the man, the Trinity is described as the husband, son, and father. This is an example of modalism (1 person, 3 roles/perspectives). In the example of the apple, the Trinity is described as the skin, the meat, and the seeds. This is an example of polytheism (multiple dieties). These examples imply the need of each other to make up the whole, like the apple needs the skin to be an apple. However, the Holy Spirit alone is God. He does not require the Son or the Father to be God.