The Nature of God Flashcards

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What does omnipresent mean?

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‘Present everywhere’

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What does omnipotent mean?

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‘All powerful’

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What does omniscient mean?

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‘All knowing’

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What does omnibenevolent mean?

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‘All loving’ or ‘all good’

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What does transcendent mean?

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‘Beyond human experience’ or ‘God above all’

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What does immanent mean?

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‘Near’ or ‘God within all’

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Give an example of God’s omnipotence.

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  1. Created the world and all life
  2. Miracles (Red Sea, Exodus)
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Give a teaching to support God’s omnipotence.

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‘Nothing is impossible with God’
~ Luke 1:37

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Give an example of God’s ominbenevolence.

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  1. Created humanity and shares his love with them; encourages Christian’s to be loving.
  2. Greatest act of love was sending Jesus to Earth .
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Give a teaching to support God’s omnibenevolence.

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‘For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, so that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.’
~ John 3:16

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Give examples of God’s Just nature.

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  1. 10 Commandments (Exodus)
  2. Never supports injustice (prejudice) so Christians should do the same.
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