Across
- 2. The only thing Jesus was not like us in, according to His human nature.
- 5. The event in the Arc of Redemption that resulted in glorified humanity.
- 7. The profession of faith proclaiming Jesus as one person with two distinct natures without confusion, mixture, division, or separation.
- 11. The event in the Arc of Redemption where God suffered physically in a human body to conquer death.
- 13. The heresy claiming Christ had only a single nature because His human nature was absorbed into His divine nature.
- 14. The stage in the Arc of Redemption marked by miracles, preaching, and revealing divine identity.
- 16. The heresy taught by Arius that denied the divinity of Jesus and viewed Him as a creation of God.
- 17. The term meaning "one in substance with the Father" used to describe Jesus's divine nature.
Down
- 1. The Greek word meaning "nature".
- 3. The Turkish bishop who taught that Jesus consisted of two separate divine and human persons in one body.
- 4. The heresy teaching that Jesus only seemed human and His suffering on the cross was playacting.
- 6. The heresy asserting that Jesus only became divine at a later point, such as during His baptism or after His crucifixion.
- 8. The council held in 325 AD that reaffirmed the divinity of Jesus against Arianism.
- 9. The Greek word meaning "single" in the term Monophysitism.
- 10. The foundational dogma stating that Jesus is one divine Person possessing two distinct natures: fully divine and fully human.
- 12. According to John 1:14, "The ____ became flesh and made his dwelling among us."
- 15. The first stage in the Arc of Redemption when the Word became flesh in Mary's womb.