The Word and the Spirit in Creation Flashcards

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In Christianity, what does “the Word” in John 1 mean?

It means Jesus, the Son, who existed before creation.

Which Gospel links the Word with creation by starting “In the beginning”?

John’s Gospel, in John 1:1–3.

What does John 1:3 teach about creation?

Through the Word all things were made.

How does Genesis 1 show God creates by his word?

God speaks, “Let there be…”, and things come into being.

What does Genesis 1:2 say about the Spirit?

The Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.

What does the Hebrew word ruach mean in Genesis 1?

It means breath or wind. It refers to God’s Spirit.

How do Christians see the Spirit’s role in creation?

As God’s life-giving presence, bringing order and power.

How do Christians link Jesus to creation?

They say Jesus is the Word through whom God made everything.

How do Word and Spirit in creation support belief in the Trinity?

The Father creates through the Word, and the Spirit is present.

What does the term Logos mean in John 1?

It is Greek for “Word.”