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Who is the father of Ezekiel?
Buzi
Where did Ezekiel see the visions of God?
On the banks of the River Kebar in Babylon.
What does 'Son of man' refer to in Ezekiel's context?
Jesus Christ
evidence form the book:
"That is why the term 'Son of man' is often seen in his message. This indicates Lord Jesus Christ."
What was the background of Ezekiel's prophecy?
Ezekiel lived during the Babylonian exile when Jews were turning to idol worship, calling for repentance and foretelling restoration.
What is unique about Haggai's prophecy?
It is written entirely in prose, not verse.
What is the essence of Haggai's prophecy?
'But seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you'. (
During whose reign did Haggai live?
King Darius of Persia.
What are the four prophecies of Haggai?
1. Temple neglect causes suffering. 2. The new temple will be more glorious. 3. Uncleanness spreads; purification is essential. 4. Zerubbabel will be chosen by God.
Who was the contemporary prophet of Zechariah?
Haggai.
How many visions did Zechariah have?
Eight.
What is the meaning of the name 'Zechariah'?
'God remembered' or 'God's remembrance'.
List four connections to Jesus Christ found in Zechariah.
1. Christ entering Jerusalem (Zech 9:9). 2. Betrayed for 30 silver coins (Zech 11:12-13). 3. Pierced side (Zech 12:10). 4. Struck shepherd (Zech 13:7).
What does the name 'Malachi' mean?
'My messenger'.
What is the essence of Malachi's prophecies?
Condemns corruption in worship, divorce, idolatry, and calls for returning to God, predicting Elijah's return before the Messiah.
What is the 'Lord's Day'?
The day of Judgment.
What does the name 'Joel' mean?
Yahweh is God.
What is the essence of Joel's prophecy?
A call to repentance, outpouring of the Spirit, judgment, and salvation.
What are the three stages of Joel's prophecy?
1. Disaster and drought due to sin. 2. Call to repent. 3. Blessings and spiritual revival.
What significant event happened on the day of Pentecost?
on that day god will pour out his spirit to all who know him
Who is the father of Jonah?
Amittai.
How long did the people of Nineveh fast?
40 days.
What is the main message in the Book of Jonah?
God's mercy and salvation are for all who repent, not just Jews.
Who founded the Coptic Church?
St. Mark the Evangelist.
What is the significance of St. Peter in relation to the Throne of Antioch?
He established the Throne of Antioch before reaching Rome.
When was the Throne of Antioch established?
37 A.D. by St. Peter.
What happened to H.H. Ignatius Elias III while in Malankara?
He came in 1931 to mediate peace but passed away in 1932 and was buried at Manjinikkara.
What is meant by 'Church'?
The community of believers whose head is Christ (Ephesians 1:22).
To what things is the Church compared?
1. Bride of Christ. 2. Body of Christ. 3. House of God.
How is the Church described as a house?
Members are living stones, Christ is the cornerstone, built on faith like a house (1 Pet 2:5, Matt 16:18).
What are the duties of the Church?
Preach the Gospel, serve with love, grow in God's power, give to the poor and welcome strangers.
What are the qualities of the Church?
The Church is universal, apostolic, one, and holy.
Who is God?
The Almighty Creator, omnipresent, eternal, truth, and love.
What does 'God is One' mean?
There is only one true God, not many; He is indivisible and eternal.
What does it mean that 'God has no beginning or end'?
God is eternal, not created, and exists outside of time (Isaiah 41:4).
What does it mean that 'God is truth' and 'God is love'?
God is perfect and faithful (John 18:37), and acts out of mercy and love (John 3:16).
What is the Holy Trinity?
One God in three Knumas (persons): Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
How is the Trinity proven to be biblical?
Examples include Genesis 1:26, Matthew 3:16-17 during Jesus' baptism, and Matthew 28:19 on baptism.
What does 'Trinity in Unity, Unity in Trinity' mean?
The three Knumas are distinct, but they are one in essence, will, and nature.
What does 'Knuma' mean?
It refers to a being with mind, will, thought, and action, not just a body.