Theology of Jesus and Christian Beliefs

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A series of flashcards to help review key concepts related to Jesus, His nature, and fundamental Christian beliefs.

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What does the name Jesus mean?

'Jesus' means 'God saves.' It shows that Jesus came to save us from our sins.

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What does Abba mean?

'Abba' means 'Father' or 'Daddy.' Jesus used it to show His close and loving relationship with God.

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What is the Trinity?

The Trinity is one God in three Persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

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What is the Incarnation?

The Incarnation is when the Son of God became human in Jesus Christ to save us.

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What is the Immanent Trinity?

The Immanent Trinity means who God is in Himself—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit united in love and equal in divinity.

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What is the Salvific (Economic) Trinity?

The Salvific or Economic Trinity is how God works in the world—creating, saving, and guiding His people.

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What are the Four Types of Miracles?

  1. Healing miracles 2. Exorcisms (driving out demons) 3. Nature miracles (controlling nature) 4. Raising the dead
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What happened at the Transfiguration?

Jesus’ face and clothes shone with light, and Moses and Elijah appeared beside Him.

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What does the Transfiguration show?

It showed that Jesus is truly divine and the Son of God.

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What is a Heresy?

A heresy is a false belief that goes against the Church’s true teaching.

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What is Dogma?

Dogma is an official truth of the Catholic faith revealed by God that all Catholics must believe.

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What is the Epiphany?

The Epiphany is when the Magi visited baby Jesus, showing that He came for all nations, not just the Jews.

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Who is the Messiah?

The Messiah is the promised Savior sent by God to bring His kingdom of peace and love.

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What does Yahweh mean?

'Yahweh' means 'I Am Who Am.' It shows that God is eternal, unchanging, and the source of all life.

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What is the Immaculate Conception?

The Immaculate Conception means that Mary was conceived without original sin so she could be the pure mother of Jesus.

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What is a Disciple?

A disciple is a follower of Jesus who learns from His teachings and helps spread His message.

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What does Christ mean?

'Christ' means 'Anointed One.' It is another title for Jesus as the promised Messiah.

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What is Redemption?

Redemption is being saved from sin through Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection.

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What are the Four Reasons Why the Nicene Creed Is Significant to Christianity?

  1. It summarizes the core beliefs of the Christian faith. 2. It unites all Christians in one statement of belief. 3. It defends true Church teachings against heresies. 4. It reminds us of God’s saving work through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.