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Greek emperor who conquered Palestine; introduced Helenism
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tried to stamp out Judaism by outlawing their laws, traditions, festivals, and defiling the temple
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Roman general who conquered Palastine
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king of the Jews under Roman authority at the time of Jesus’ birth, tried to kill him
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cousin of Mary, mother of John the Baptist
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father of John the Baptist
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prophetess at the temple who recognizes baby Jesus as the Messiah
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wise man at the temple who also recognizes baby Jesus as the Messiah
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angel who brought the news to Mary and Joseph about conceiving Jesus
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Ex-high priest, father-in-law of Caiaphas
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high priest, wanted Jesus killed
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Pharisee who discussed new birth with Jesus
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prisoner released by the Jews instead of Jesus
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Roman emperor at the time of Jesus’ birth
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king of Israel whom Jesus descended from
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buried Jesus in his own tomb
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one of the apostles, betrayer, hung himself
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one of the apostles, in Jesus’ inner circle
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close friend of Jesus, raised from the dead, brother of Mary and Martha
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close friend of Jesus, sister of Lazarus and Martha
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close friend of Jesus, sister of Lazarus and Mary
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one of the apostles, tax collector
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Persian court advisors and king makers
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one of the apostles, part of the inner circle, held the keys to the kingdom
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Roman official who tried Jesus
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met Jesus at the well, living water
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Babylon destroys Jerusalem, Jews taken captive
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Jews return to Jerusalem, begin to rebuild the temple
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Greek period begins: Alexander the Great, Hellenism
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Herod the Great becomes King
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members of the Sanhedrin, heads of the 24 divisions of priests
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sect of Jews who believed holiness was found outside of the world
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Jews that supported Herod
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Introduction of Greek culture into Jewish tradition
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conservatives who kept Law of Moses and oral tradition
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humble and dependant on God
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see and need and try to meet it
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make peace b/t self and God, self and others, others and God
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Proved divinity, and son of God
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love God with all your heart, mind, and soul
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Jesus asked to not suffer through the cross
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blasphemy, teaching against the law
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sedition, claiming to be king, refusing to pay taxes
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1. God's will vs. self-gain
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To set an example for others
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Not physical, but spiritual birth
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authority given to Peter to open the kingdom to the Jews on Pentecost and to the Gentiles through Cornelius
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