triune god

triune god

music in worship
1. unites people in praise
2. increases the beauty of worship
3. helps people to feel more involved in their prayer
the psalms
1. 150 pieces of poetry
2. originally to be sung during jewish prayer
3. centred around the praise of god
plainchant (gregorian chant)
1. sung with a limited range of notes
2. often used in monasteries
traditional hymns
1. hymns used by generations of believers
2. most written for the accompaniment of an organ
contemporary worship songs
1. often use more modern musical instruments
2. more upbeat than their traditional variants
mass settings
1. parts that should be sung rather than said
2. since the 1960's pieces have composed in different languages to encourage more to join in
the gloria
1. based on the hymn of the angels
2. a great hymn if praise to god
3. not said during advent or lent
4. many different versions
alleluia
1. hebrew for praise god
2. sung three times at the easter vigil to announce the resurrection
3. a hymn of joy, triumph and praise
4. introduces the gospel at every mass apart from lent
Eucharistic acclamations
1. sanctus
  1. latin for holy
  2. first word of the hymn sung before the eucharistic prayer at every mass
  3. can be sung in a reflective manner
2. the mystery of faith
  1. proclaimed immediately after the consecration
concept of the triune god
1. within god there is a three-ness
2. focuses on the distinct qualities of each three persons; the father, the son and the holy spirit
nicene creed
1. the creed teaches about:
  1. the father
    1. the almighty creator of things and the source of all life
  2. the son
    1. the only begotten son of god
    2. consubstantial with the father
    3. took on the limitations of human nature
    4. became human out of love for people
    5. rose form the dead at the resurrection and ascended to heaven
  3. holy spirit
    1. the spirit of god that gives life to all things
    2. comes from the father and the son
    3. inspires people to know the will of god
mission
1. comes from the word to send out
2. the church sends people out to help others in any way possible
3. care is given because the missionaries believe they should love others as they love god
evangelism
1. preaching the gospel
2. Jesus sent out his disciples to preach God
trinity in the bible
1. the bible is the word of god
2. the words triune god and trinity do not appear in the bible
magisterium
1. the teaching authority of the church
2. peter died in rome and since him there has been an unbroken line of popes
3. guided by the holy spirit
origins of baptism
1. Jesus ordered his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations
2. the immersion into water is used to show a new stage of life
the symbolism of baptism
1. seen when the person is fully immersed
2. going down into the water symbolises joining christ
3. the believer commits their life to god in the same way Jesus did
importance of baptism
1. a sign of initiation into christianity
2. takes place in the name of the trinity
3. once baptised they are made a sharer in the life of the father, son and holy spirit
traditional prayer
1. passed down from generations
2. already have the words laid out
3. some may be repetitive
spontaneous prayer
1. done suddenly with no format
2. guided by the holy spirit
3. comes from the heart
posture
1. kneeling
  1. submissive for god
2. genuflecting
  1. a sign of respect
3. prostrating
  1. lying flat
  2. given up for god
4. standing
  1. shows respect for gods authority
5. walking
  1. shows that person wants god with them in all events
6. bowing
  1. show respect
7. sitting
  1. conversational
  2. comfortable
8. standing with arms infront
  1. pleading
9. standing with arms above
  1. prasie of god
10. joined hands
  1. asking
11. open hands
  1. praise and acceptance

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