Trinity in the Bible: Catholic Beliefs

Trinity in the Bible: Catholic Beliefs

Year 10 Religious Education Understanding the Three-in-One God Exploring Biblical Evidence

WALT - We Are Learning To:

Understand the Christian doctrine of the Trinity as presented in the Bible Recall and explain key Biblical passages that illustrate the Trinity Analyse the significance of the Trinity in Catholic beliefs Apply knowledge to exam-style questions with clear, structured answers

Trinity Brainstorm Activity

In groups of 3-4, discuss what you already know about the Trinity Think about: Father, Son, Holy Spirit Consider: How are they connected? How are they different? Share one key idea with the class

The Trinity Defined

Three Persons in One God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Each Person is fully God, yet there is only one God A divine mystery central to Catholic faith Not three separate gods, but one God in three Persons Unity in diversity - perfect relationship of love

Key Bible Passages Revealing the Trinity

Discussion: Why is the Trinity Important to Catholics?

What does the Trinity tell us about God's nature? How might this belief impact Catholic prayer and worship? Why do you think Catholics call it a 'mystery'? How does the Trinity show God's love?

Trinity in Catholic Life and Worship

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Exam Practice: PEE Structure

Question: 'Explain two ways the Bible shows the Trinity' (5 marks) Use PEE structure: Point, Evidence, Explanation Point: Make a clear statement Evidence: Quote or reference Bible passage Explanation: Explain the significance Practice writing one paragraph together, then try independently