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Did Jesus say that believing in the trinity is a commandment?
No, the concept of the Trinity is not explicitly mentioned as a commandment given by Jesus. The Trinity doctrine developed later in Christian theology to explain the relationship between God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
What is the purpose of the cross in church?
I assume that you mean a cross and not a crucifix. A crucifix is a cross that has the figure of a dying Christ on it. A cross is empty. The cross is one of the symbols of Christianity, as it was on a cross that Jesus was executed. Christians believe that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is central to his ministry, and by his death he atoned for our sins, opening the way for an eternal relationship with God. In other words, Jesus was and is the saviour of all people by what he did. Because the cross is so central to the Christian faith, crosses are seen in churches to remind us through their symbolism of just what Jesus did and act as a focal point in worship and prayer. In Roman Catholic churches the crucifix is more prevalent, as they tend to emphasise the death and sacrifice of Jesus. In protestant churches, however, it is more common to see the cross - the empty cross, reminding us of the greatest miracle of all - that of Jesus' resurrection, and focussing our thoughts and prayers of thanksgiving through it. Christians believe that the empty cross is empty because Jesus is alive through his resurrection. Therefore, as this miracle of Jesus is so central to the Christian faith, the cross, and especially the empty cross, is seen as the most potent and important of Christian symbols, and will be found in every Christian church.
Why did Jesus sayFather into your hands I commit my spirit?
Jesus, as the second person of the Trinity, is God. Jesus subjected Himself and His glory to the Father during His time on earth. Just before the moment of death, Jesus signified the end of this phase with these words.
How many tomes did jesus speak when he was ojn the cross?
It is believed that Jesus spoke seven phrases while he was on the cross. These phrases are known as the "Seven Last Words of Jesus." They include "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do" and "Father, into your hands, I commend my spirit."
What does all the secular words mean?
Secular words are words that are not related to religion, spirituality, or faith. They pertain to concepts, objects, or ideas that are not connected to religious beliefs or practices. Examples include "science," "politics," "culture," and "technology."
Why do faith and religious practices need each other?
So Faith and religious practices are not the same but they need each other very much. Love that goes unexpressed by gestures or words dries up after a while. likewise, Faith that goes unexpressed eventually drifts off into the air because it does not seem real and concrete anymore.
What does gesticulating mean?
Gesticulated is the past tense of the word gesticulate. Gesticulate means to use gestures to emphasize your words instead of talking. It is typically dramatic gestures.
Why humans are better than apes using their gestures?
Long-term memory and a system of communication assigning words and concepts to gestures.
Name a play with no words?
A play with no words = mime Mime = to play a part through gestures and actions without words
What is a symbol of Catholic faith?
Catholic answer: The Crucifix is a cross, usually a Latin cross (three arms with the fourth (the one going down) longer with a Corpus on it. In other words, a representation of Jesus nailed to the cross: because it was through his death that satisfaction was made for our sins and we are saved from having to go to hell.Also, the Creed, The Nicene creed or the Apostles Creed are sometimes referred to as "symbols of the faith".
What is it called when someone uses gestures but no words to act out an idea?
When someone does this they Pantomime.
In the process of communication the translation of intended meanings into words and gestures is known as?
Encoding.
Is there a unique reference given to words and gestures and correct responses to them?
Yes, language and gestures are forms of communication that convey meaning through shared linguistic and social conventions. The interpretation and response to words and gestures are influenced by cultural norms, context, and individual experiences, leading to varied responses even if there are general understandings of their meanings.
Strength and faith are what kind of words?
"Strength" and "faith" are nouns.
Paris by Faith Hill who wrote the words?
Faith HillIt
In the process of communication the translation of intended meanings into words and gestures is know as?
In the process of communication, the translation of intended meanings into words and gestures is known as encoding. This is when the sender converts their thoughts and ideas into a form that can be transmitted to the receiver through a chosen communication channel.
What are the Samoan words are for patience and faith?
patience is onosa'i and faith is fa'atuatua
