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Holyspirit quiz
- 1. THE MOVEMENT OF len Ch THE SPIRIT al ge CLICK TO START
- 2. 1. The symbol of the Holy Spirit when it descended on Jesus during His baptism c. Dove a. Fire b. Water d. Wind
- 3. Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Please try again! BACK
- 4. GREAT! YOU GOT IT RIGHT! NEXT
- 5. 2. It means advocate or helper a. Paraclete c. Fortitude b. Consoler d. Guardian
- 6. There are no mistakes, just lessons to be learned! Try again please. BACK
- 7. EXCELLENT! YOU REALLY DISCERN WITH THE SPIRIT. NEXT
- 8. 3. It proceeds from the love of the Son and the Father c. Holy Spirit a. Sacraments b. Grace d. Salvation
- 9. Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Please try again! BACK
- 10. GREAT! YOU GOT IT RIGHT! NEXT
- 11. 4. The main purpose why Jesus gave the Holy Spirit to the Apostles a. Power c. Service b. Strength d. Witnessing
- 12. Ooooppps! Please take time to read your Catechism. BACK
- 13. CORRECT! YOU'RE A GOOD AND FAITHFUL CHILD! NEXT
- 14. 5. She is the spouse of the Holy Spirit a. Mary c. Elizabeth b. Deborah d. Mary Magdalene
- 15. There's always a room for improvement! Try again please! BACK
- 16. WOW! A POTENTIAL THEOLOGIAN! NEXT
- 17. 6. The event when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles c. Transfiguration a. Last Supper b. Pentecost d. Nativity
- 18. Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Please try again! BACK
- 19. GREAT! YOU GOT IT RIGHT! NEXT
- 20. 7. A symbol which shows that the Spirit is God’s burning love a. Dove c. Wind b. Water d. Fire
- 21. Ooooppppsssssss... Study your Catechism please... BACK
- 22. CORRECT! YOU REALLY KNOW YOUR DOCTRINES! NEXT
- 23. 8. A symbol which shows that the Spirit is God’s breath of life a. Dove c. Wind b. Water d. Fire
- 24. God is a God of chances. Please try again! BACK
- 25. WOW! A POTENTIAL THEOLOGIAN! NEXT
- 26. 9. A symbol which shows that the Spirit purifies and sanctifies a. Dove c. Wind b. Water d. Fire
- 27. Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Please try again! BACK
- 28. GREAT! YOU GOT IT RIGHT! NEXT
- 29. 10. The first great living work of the Spirit a. Sacraments c. Church b. Conception d. Creation of of Christ the World
- 30. Mistakes are opportunities to learn. Please try again! BACK
- 31. WOW! A POTENTIAL THEOLOGIAN! Congratulations!!! Keep the faith burning!