Quiz: I believe in God, the Father almighty
Circle one answer per question. The answer key, with the reason for each answer, is on the last page.
What does Deuteronomy 6:4 confess about God?
- There are many gods
- God is one
- God is far away
- God needs nothing
Why is God worthy of glory and power in Revelation 4:11?
- Because they invented him
- Because he is the oldest god
- Because he created all things
- Because he defeated other gods
How did Jesus teach his disciples to address God in prayer?
- Our Father in heaven
- Almighty Creator
- Lord of hosts
- Ancient of Days
What did believers receive, according to Romans 8:15?
- A spirit of slavery and fear
- The Spirit of adoption to sonship
- A spirit of silence
- The spirit of the law
What does Psalm 103:19 say about the LORD's kingdom?
- His throne is in Jerusalem
- His kingdom rules over all
- His angels outnumber the stars
- His name is above every name
What is a creed, rightly understood?
- A replacement for the Bible
- A summary of biblical truth, under the Bible
- A list of church rules
- A prayer that earns merit
Answer key
- God is one. The Shema is Israel's daily confession: the LORD is one. The Creed's "in God" rests on it. (Deuteronomy 6:4)
- Because he created all things. Heaven's worship names the reason: he created all things, and by his will they exist. (Revelation 4:11)
- Our Father in heaven. Jesus does not teach his disciples to open with God's power but with his fatherhood. (Matthew 6:9)
- The Spirit of adoption to sonship. Believers do not relate to God as slaves to a master but as children who cry "Abba! Father!" (Romans 8:15)
- His kingdom rules over all. Almighty is throne language: the LORD's kingdom rules over all, which is why nothing outruns him. (Psalm 103:19)
- A summary of biblical truth, under the Bible. Creeds serve Scripture. They summarise its teaching so the church can confess it together and spot error quickly. (Genesis 1:1)
Contend Academy · I believe in God, the Father almighty · Scripture quotations in lesson materials are from the Berean Standard Bible and the King James Version, both public domain.

