Do You Have The Knowledge Of The Trinity Bible Verses?
This is a ten-item multiple choice quiz. This quiz covers the 5th Basic in a series of twenty free self-study Bible studies. In Basic Five, "The Trinity" is introduced and explained. When completing this quiz, you may use any material from Basic Five. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
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The evidence of the Trinity that are used in the Basic Five teaching is
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The annunciation.
- B.
The ten commandments
- C.
Writings of the early Church Fathers.
- D.
The Old and New Testament revelations.
- E.
Eyewitness testimonies
Correct Answer
D. The Old and New Testament revelations.Explanation
The correct answer is the Old and New Testament revelations. The evidence of the Trinity in the Basic Five teaching is derived from the revelations found in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. These revelations include various passages and teachings that suggest the existence of the Trinity, such as the baptism of Jesus, where all three persons of the Trinity are present, and verses like Matthew 28:19, where Jesus instructs his disciples to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. These scriptural references provide the basis for understanding and teaching the concept of the Trinity.Rate this question:
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- 2.
In Basic Five, Campus Crusade for Christ International defined the term "trinity" in this way:
- A.
The important thing is that we understand the trinity.
- B.
Tri means three persons, unity means one God, together they mean trinity.
- C.
Baptism is the sacrament of the trinity.
- D.
The members of the Godhead work independently.
- E.
The Godhead prefers to be anonymous.
Correct Answer
B. Tri means three persons, unity means one God, together they mean trinity.Explanation
The explanation for the given answer is that in the context of Basic Five, Campus Crusade for Christ International defines the term "trinity" as a combination of "tri" which means three persons, "unity" which means one God, and when combined, they form the concept of trinity. This definition helps to understand the concept of the trinity as three distinct persons in one God.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which person of these five wrote a classic document on the Trinity and was an early principal of Princeton Seminary?
- A.
Benjamin B Warfield
- B.
Oral Roberts
- C.
Billy Graham
- D.
Billy Sunday
- E.
Charles Spurgeon
Correct Answer
A. Benjamin B WarfieldExplanation
Benjamin B Warfield is the correct answer because he was a prominent theologian who wrote extensively on the Trinity and played a significant role in the development of Reformed theology. He also served as an early principal of Princeton Seminary, where he taught and influenced many students who went on to become influential theologians themselves.Rate this question:
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The three persons of the Godhead are related to each other
- A.
In their works
- B.
In their purpose
- C.
In their divinity
- D.
None of these ways to relate (A. B. C.) is correct
- E.
All of these ways to relate (A. B. C.) are correct.
Correct Answer
E. All of these ways to relate (A. B. C.) are correct.Explanation
The three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in their works, as they all contribute to the creation and redemption of the world. They are also related in their purpose, as they all have the same goal of bringing salvation to humanity. Lastly, they are related in their divinity, as they are all equally God and share the same divine nature. Therefore, all of these ways to relate (A. B. C.) are correct.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The Trinity is
- A.
Understandable
- B.
A hidden or secret thing.
- C.
Obvious
- D.
To be revealed to Hebrew scholars.
- E.
Knowable by those who study Greek.
Correct Answer
B. A hidden or secret thing.Explanation
The correct answer is "a hidden or secret thing." This is because the question is asking for the meaning or nature of the Trinity, and describing it as "a hidden or secret thing" implies that it is not easily understood or comprehended by everyone. This aligns with the concept of the Trinity being a complex and mysterious doctrine in Christian theology.Rate this question:
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In Matt 28:19 Jesus said "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:" What was Jesus saying about the Trinity?
- A.
Our agreement upon being baptized is to scripture-revelation about God, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
- B.
We are baptized, not into the names, but into the name, of Father, Son, and Spirit proclaiming the trinity.
- C.
Authority from heaven is seen if done by the three persons in the Godhead,
- D.
Mentioning of the three persons in the Trinity by Jesus is a full proof of the doctrine of the Trinity,
- E.
All four answers A. B. C. and D identify what Jesus was saying about the Trinity.
Correct Answer
E. All four answers A. B. C. and D identify what Jesus was saying about the Trinity. -
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Which of the five propositions about the Trinity given by James Montgomery Boice is represented by or contained in this verse? Acts 1:4 (Jesus speaking) "And, being assembled together with [them], commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the Father, which, [saith he], ye have heard of me.
- A.
1. There is but one living and true God who exists in three persons: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
- B.
2. The Lord Jesus Christ is fully divine, being the second person of the Godhead who became man.
- C.
3. The Holy Spirit is fully divine. It is the Lord Jesus Christ who most clearly teaches the nature of the Holy Spirit.
- D.
4. While each is fully divine, the three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in a way that implies some differences.
- E.
5. In the work of God the members of the Godhead work together.”
Correct Answer
C. 3. The Holy Spirit is fully divine. It is the Lord Jesus Christ who most clearly teaches the nature of the Holy Spirit.Explanation
The verse in Acts 1:4 does not directly mention the Holy Spirit, but it does mention the promise of the Father, which is understood to be the coming of the Holy Spirit. Therefore, this verse supports proposition 3, which states that the Holy Spirit is fully divine and that Jesus teaches about the nature of the Holy Spirit.Rate this question:
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Which of the five propositions about the Trinity given by James Montgomery Boice is represented by or contained in this verse? John 17:11 (Jesus is speaking) "And now I am no more in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to thee. Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we [are].
- A.
1. There is but one living and true God who exists in three persons: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
- B.
2. The Lord Jesus Christ is fully divine, being the second person of the Godhead who became man.
- C.
4. While each is fully divine, the three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in a way that implies some differences.
- D.
4. While each is fully divine, the three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in a way that implies some differences.
- E.
5. In the work of God the members of the Godhead work together.”
Correct Answer
B. 2. The Lord Jesus Christ is fully divine, being the second person of the Godhead who became man. -
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Which of these five sentences is true?
- A.
Some religious people do not accept the doctrine of the Trinity, but that is OK.
- B.
There are no Bible verses that speak of the one God and the three persons of the Trinity.
- C.
There is but one God, there is never any question of that.
- D.
The doctrine of monotheism says that there are many Gods.
- E.
The Holy Spirit only represents God but is not God.
Correct Answer
C. There is but one God, there is never any question of that.Explanation
The correct answer is "There is but one God, there is never any question of that." This sentence aligns with the concept of monotheism, which states that there is only one God. It also emphasizes that this belief is unquestionable. The other sentences either present alternative beliefs (e.g., some religious people not accepting the Trinity) or incorrect statements (e.g., the doctrine of monotheism saying there are many Gods).Rate this question:
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Which of the five propositions about the Trinity given by James Montgomery Boice is represented by or contained in this verse? 1 John 4:7 "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one."
- A.
1. There is but one living and true God who exists in three persons: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
- B.
2. The Lord Jesus Christ is fully divine, being the second person of the Godhead who became man.
- C.
4. While each is fully divine, the three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in a way that implies some differences.
- D.
4. While each is fully divine, the three persons of the Godhead are related to each other in a way that implies some differences.
- E.
5. In the work of God the members of the Godhead work together.
Correct Answer
E. 5. In the work of God the members of the Godhead work together.Explanation
The verse from 1 John 4:7 supports proposition 5, which states that in the work of God, the members of the Godhead work together. This verse mentions the Father, the Word (referring to Jesus Christ), and the Holy Ghost (Holy Spirit) as three separate entities who bear record in heaven. However, it also emphasizes that these three are one, implying their unity and collaboration in the work of God. Therefore, this verse aligns with proposition 5, highlighting the cooperation and joint effort of the members of the Trinity in their work.Rate this question:
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