Describing the Son as eternal implies He is:

• A. Created at Birth
• B. Limited by Time
• C. Existing Forever
• D. Dying

Answer: (C)

Eternity means existing without beginning or end. Describing the Son as eternal signals a timeless existence; He has always existed and will always exist. This fits best with the idea of existing forever, rather than being created at birth or being confined to a finite time, and it doesn’t imply dying in His eternal nature (even though, in the Incarnation, Jesus’ human life could die, the divine essence remains unbound by death). So, existing forever is the correct understanding.