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| When does JC call the 1st disciples? |
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Mt/Mk: on shore; fishermen (Simon & Andrew)
Lk: After miracles
Jn: JC shows his home; heavens open up |
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Followers of JC
1. Baptist identifies JC: ___
2. Andrew calls JC the messiah: ___
3. Philip says JC fulfills Hebrew scriptures: ___ |
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1. Baptist identifies JC: Andrew + unnamed
2. Andrew calls JC the messiah: Simon
3. Philip says JC fulfills Hebrew scriptures: Nathanael |
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| Evangelists that give reason as to why 1st disciples follow JC: |
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Luke & John
(note: Mk/Mt. DO NOT offer reasons as to why 1st disciples followed JC) |
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Why did they follow JC (3)?
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1. Charisma
2. Authoritative personality
3. Ability to heal the sick (a miracle) |
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How does JC differ from that rabbis' teaching style (4)?
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1. Different content: JC introduces that the Kingdom of God is the center of God
2. Personality: self-conscious ("I am the way")
3. Behavior: Authoritative
4. Choices: to add parables/include miracles (4 types: healing, resurrection, exorcism, nature) |
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| Greek for "to send out"; 12 apostles represent the 12 tribes of Israel |
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| Differing names of the apostles (4) |
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1. Matthew= Levi
2. Jude= Thaddeus
3. Bartholomew= Nathanael
4. Peter= Simon |
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| patron saint of Greece (which is also where he was tortured); his symbol is the cross |
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| aka Nathanael; skin peeled off (his symbol = "bag" of skin) |
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| borther of John (the evangelist) and son of Zebedee; patron saint of Spain (liberated Spain from the moors); Santiago; his symbol= the pilgrim staff |
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| aka James the younger; son of Alpheus; his symbol = the bat (a testament to his martyrdom weapon) |
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Evangelist who wrote his gospel and several epistles; his symbol= EAGLE and papers (to represent his writing)
**Jn. is Jewish |
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| Betrayed JC (kissed jC to show Roman soldiers who to kill); he also betrayed with the 30 pieces of silver; his symbols = bag of money (betrayal), scorpion, yellow (jealousy), noose/rope (hanged himself) |
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| aka Thaddeus; he was beheaded; his symbol = a lance (aka "helbert") as a testament to his martyrdom |
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Evangelist who wrote his gospel and the Acts, but he himself was not an apostle; he was an educated gentile who actually was a doctor; his symbol = OX; he is a also a symbol of sacrifice for priests
*Luke is not Jewish |
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Evangelist who wrote his own gospel (the oldest gospel, actually), but Mk. is not an apostle; he traveled with Peter (ended up in Rome/in jail with Peter in Romer); His symbol= LION, Venice
*Mk. is Jewish |
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Evangelist who wrote his own gospel (which focused on the geneolgy of Christ); tax collector, so his symbol = Bag of money, WINGED MAN
*Mt. is Jewish |
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| Brother of Andrew; fisherman; Betrayed JC by saying he didn't know JC 3x as a rooster crowed; his symbol= fish, rooster |
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| Miracles at city of Hieropolis (he killed serpent that people were venerating--idolatry-- which angers them); his symbol= cross/dragon (in memory of his miracles @ Hierolpolis) |
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| Shepherd; martyrdom: sewed |
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| message that it is possible to store wealth in heaven (see story of Indian King G); patron saint of architects |
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