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Question 1

The only true eternal being in existence is God all others are created beings who came into existence at some point in time, Angels and man may live the eternity future, but only God has existed from all eternity past the Bible declares that Jesus is the creator God, who has existed for all eternity

Answer 1

True

Question 2

It is possible to accept the temporal preexistence of Jesus, without accepting his eternal preexistent and deity as examples both the Jehovah’s Witness and Mormon religions teach that Jesus existed before his earthly conception. They both still reject his eternal preexistence and deity teaching that he was created at an earlier time. To reject the eternal pre-existence of Christ is to reject his nature as the eternal creator God and devote him to the status of a created being.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

It is less possible to accept the preexistence of Christ without accepting his Diety, but it is impossible to accept Christ deity, and not believe in his preexistence. The scriptures dogmatically declare both his eternal preexistence and his deity.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

What was Jesus doing before his Bethlehem birth? He was ________ with God the Father and God the Spirit in the perfect and eternal fellowship of God.

Answer 4

Communing

Question 5

What was Jesus doing before his Bethlehem birth? He was_______ The universe.

Answer 5

Creating

Question 6

What was Jesus doing before his Bethlehem birth? He was_______ the universe.

Answer 6

Controlling

Question 7

What is the meaning of the term Christophany?

Answer 7

These are pre- Bethlehem appearances of Christ

Question 8

Jesus spoke to Moses face-to-face at the burning bush. Note that the speaker is called the angel of the Lord in verse two and then is called_______ in Verse four

Answer 8

God

Question 9

It was actually_______ who spoke to Moses from the burning bush and declared I am that I am

Answer 9

Jesus

Question 10

John 1:18 states that no man has ever physically_____God. John1:14 states that his glory has been revealed through Jesus the Son. Putting these two statements together leads us to the conclusion that all visible manifestations of God in the Old Testament were manifestations not of the father, but of the son.

Answer 10

Seen