The Church is both a sign and a _________________ of God's grace

The best way to understand trinity is as:

This word refers to God's love poured out to us.

The literal translation of Church is:

What is the mission of the Church?

The official teaching authority of the Church, whose task is to interpret and preserve the truths of salvation.

This scriptural image of Church illustrates how the Church finds unity amid diversity.

Authority is passed on from one bishop to another through the laying on of hands in the Sacrament of Holy orders. ....so leadership within the Church can be traced all the way to the first apostles.

This scriptural image of Church refers back to the Hebrew people who understood themselves as "the chosen people."

A popular summary, usually in book form, of Catholic doctrine about faith and morals -- this is intended to be used to teach the faith, our theology book is based on this.

This person articulated the scriptural image of Church-- The Church is the Body of Christ

Ancient Jews believed God was most present to them:

Christians believe that the Holy Spirit is at work in the Church and has been for all times, that is why one of the scriptural images of Church is:

Unique qualities or gifts that individuals and communities may have, these are considered gifts from God, and they are to be used to help build up the Church and World

A sign and a cause of God's grace is a:

We learned that Church has both a visible and an invisible reality, each of the following is a visible reality of church except:

Each of the following religions trace their roots back to Abraham except:

Another way of saying that "we are made in God's image" is to say:

The theology of trinity teaches us each of the following except:

In the language of Byzantine icons the color brown implies

In the language of Byzantine icons the color gold signifies

When we talk about the "first person of the Trinity" we are referring to

Icons are most typically used in which of the following faith traditions.

Which of the following is NOT true of the relationship of Trinity

Challenging ourselves to have expansive images of God

Trinity is best described as:

Icons

The best way to understand trinity is as: