The Incarnation (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What does the word 'incarnation' literally mean?
What does the word 'incarnation' literally mean?
Becoming flesh
What do Catholics believe about Jesus' nature in the Incarnation?
What do Catholics believe about Jesus' nature in the Incarnation?
Both fully God and fully human
What did Jesus fulfil according to Catholic teaching?
What did Jesus fulfil according to Catholic teaching?
Old Testament prophecies
Which aspect of the Trinity does Jesus represent?
Which aspect of the Trinity does Jesus represent?
The Son
According to Luke 2:7, how was Jesus born?
According to Luke 2:7, how was Jesus born?
As a normal baby
Which Gospel records Jesus weeping for Lazarus?
Which Gospel records Jesus weeping for Lazarus?
John 11:35
What does Romans 5:8 describe about Jesus?
What does Romans 5:8 describe about Jesus?
His death by crucifixion
According to Matthew 28:18, what divine attribute did Jesus possess?
According to Matthew 28:18, what divine attribute did Jesus possess?
Being all-powerful (omnipotent)
Why was Jesus' ability to forgive sins seen as evidence of divinity?
Why was Jesus' ability to forgive sins seen as evidence of divinity?
Only God could forgive sins
What do Catholics see as the ultimate proof of Jesus' divine nature?
What do Catholics see as the ultimate proof of Jesus' divine nature?
His resurrection from the dead
Which books of the New Testament are the Gospels?
Which books of the New Testament are the Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
How does the Incarnation give Catholics hope today?
How does the Incarnation give Catholics hope today?
Shows humans can join God after death