Module 3

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1. What does the doctrine of the Trinity teach us about God?

Choose an answerA) That He changes forms depending on the situationB) That He is one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy SpiritC) That He created three gods to govern different parts of creationD) That each member of the Trinity is separate and unequal

2. How is God the Father primarily revealed in Scripture?

Choose an answerA) As a prophetB) As a distant forceC) As Creator and Sustainer of lifeD) As a warrior

3. What is the role of Jesus Christ within the Trinity?

Choose an answerA) To deliver laws to mankindB) To become human and bring salvation through His life, death, and resurrectionC) To bring judgment to the earthD) To replace God the Father

4. How does the Holy Spirit function within the Trinity?

Choose an answerA) He only appeared in the New TestamentB) He takes the place of Jesus when He ascendedC) He guides, comforts, convicts, and empowers believersD) He is a symbolic representation of God’s love

5. Why are analogies like water or the sun used when teaching the Trinity to children?

Choose an answerA) Because they explain the Trinity perfectlyB) Because they replace the need for ScriptureC) Because they help simplify a complex truthD) Because children shouldn’t learn theology directly from the Bible

6. When teaching the Trinity, what should always be emphasized?

Choose an answerA) Each Person’s difference in importanceB) The mystery and contradiction of the doctrineC) That God is three gods united in causeD) That God is one in essence and three in persons