Those who have been united to Christ in salvation

A divine gift of knowledge or understanding that is primarily emotive or intuitive. It refers to one way the Holy Spirit guides people.

Religion that teaches that Jesus was a true prophet of God, but that He was not crucified or resurrected

Hebrew word (transliteration) for "holy"

Greek word (transliteration) for "communion." It refers to the fellowship and sharing that exists between members of the church

Greek word (English transliteration) for ruler, master, Sir

Belief in one true God

Creed written by a council held in the city of the same name, in 325 A.D. This creed was basically an expansion of the Apostles' Creed.

Related to being. Term used when speaking theologically of the Trinity in the sense of their attributes and essence. In the ontological perspective of the Trinity, they share the same attributes and essence.

Early Christian theologian (185-254 A.D.) who taught in Alexandria, Egypt. Wrote commentaries on the Bible and On First Principles, in which he defended the Scriptures as our final authority for Christian doctrine. He produced the Hexapla, a  comparative study of various translations of the Old Testament.