Blessed Trinity Chapter 1 & 2

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Across
  1. 2. Of the same divine nature or substance.
  2. 5. Argument that God is the unmoved source of all motion.
  3. 6. Heresy separating Christ’s human and divine natures.
  4. 8. God’s revealed name meaning “I AM.”
  5. 9. Shared life and unity among Christians in Christ.
  6. 10. Obstinate denial of a truth of the Faith.
  7. 13. The Church’s official list of inspired biblical books.
  8. 15. The public worship of the Church.
  9. 16. Official creed defining the Trinity and Christ’s divinity.
  10. 17. of Faith The truths of faith found in Scripture and Tradition.
  11. 19. The virtue of believing what God reveals.
  12. 21. The bishop of Rome and leader of the Catholic Church.
  13. 23. Protected from error by God.
  14. 27. Biblical books accepted by Catholics but not in the Hebrew Bible.
  15. 29. An outward sign of grace instituted by Christ.
  16. 32. Christ as the divine Word.
  17. 33. Spiritual practices like prayer and self-denial to grow in virtue.
  18. 34. A formal statement of the Church’s core beliefs.
  19. 35. Heresy teaching salvation comes through secret knowledge.
Down
  1. 1. Heresy claiming Christ has only one nature.
  2. 3. God revealing himself and his plan to humanity.
  3. 4. Title of Mary meaning “Mother of God.”
  4. 7. Guided by the Holy Spirit in writing Scripture.
  5. 11. The first promise of a Savior in Genesis 3:15.
  6. 12. The inspired books of the Bible.
  7. 14. Cause Argument that God is the uncreated cause of all things.
  8. 18. The living transmission of God’s Word in the Church.
  9. 20. One God in three Persons.
  10. 22. God’s plan to save humanity through time.
  11. 24. Free from error in teaching truth.
  12. 25. Universal; belonging to the worldwide Church.
  13. 26. The community of baptized believers united in faith.
  14. 28. Heresy denying Jesus is fully divine.
  15. 29. Day of rest and worship.
  16. 30. Heresy claiming Christ has only one will.
  17. 31. The Church’s teaching authority.