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| primary covenent / marriage covenent |
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| a promise made between God and man |
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| the 7th day, God's day of rest... we should keep this day Holy and not work, but pray to God |
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| The living transmission of the message of the Gospel of the Church |
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| the OT and the NT fulfill eachother |
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synoptic: Mathew, Mark, Luke
told the stories of Jesus' birth, life, Death, and Ressurrection |
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the list of inspired books
Greek for "Measuring Rod" |
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| God inspired the writers of the Bible. They wrote in their own language, but said what God wanted them to. |
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| making no errors --> the Bible |
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| the 3rd person in the Trinity |
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Announcment of a future Redeemer to Adam and Eve after their fall
Greek for "First Gospel" |
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| the first sin made by Adam and Eve |
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| the theory that God made the heavens and the earth and all that live in them in 7 days |
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First day: Time 2nd day: space
3rd day: life 4th day: Rulers of time
5th day: Rulers of space
6th day: Rulers of life 7th day: God's day of rest |
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First day: Time 2nd day: space
3rd day: life 4th day: Rulers of time
5th day: Rulers of space
6th day: Rulers of life 7th day: God's day of rest |
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| saying that you're God --> lying |
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story of people and events throughout history that led to our salvation.
Began w/ Adam and Eve, and ends with Jesus "new Adam" |
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study of type in the Scripture
types: Issac being linked to Jesus
and so on and so forth |
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| the fleeing of the Jews from Egypt |
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| Moses gets the prophecy that he should lead the Jews from slavery to the Promised Land |
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| 10 commandments --> basis of Jewish and Christian values |
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| the saving of the first born children of Israel when the first born of Egyptians were killed - angel of death- lamb's blood- Last Supper |
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| was not to be blemished, blookd be put on door frame so the Angel of Death could passover their house |
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| Contains the rules which regulate moral behavior that are available to us through the applications of Human Reason |
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| the "bread" God gave to the Israelites on their way to the Promised Land |
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| named after the 12 sons of Jacob |
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| a father who leads a family / tribe |
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| The place where the Blessed Body and Blood are kept |
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| Stories about the Birth of Jesus and his early life --> Gospel of Luke mainly |
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Audience: Jews who were converting to Christianity
3 Themes: Jesus is the Messiah: Geneology
Jesus was accepted by the Gentiles: Magi
Jesus is the "New Moses": out of Egypt |
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Audience: Gentile Christians
Gentile Doc., the Beloved Physician
Themes: Good News for everyone especiall poor & downtrodden: Shepherds
Geneology begins w/ Adam: Universal Message --- Infancy Narratives- synoptic |
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Jesus was born man, but was concieved divinely
HUMAN AND DIVINE!!! |
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| the Angel Gabriel announces to Mary that she will bear the Son of God! |
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| Mary remained a virgin, before, during, and after the birth of Jesus |
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| From the moment of Mary's conception, she was immune from sin- even original sin |
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baptised by John the Baptist
Symbols: Dove- God's Spirit, Voice- God
Jesus' A-HAH! moment! |
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| 40 days and nights, remained faithful to God. 1) make a stone into bread - ECONOMIC POWER 2) fall and have ur angels catch you- MAGICAL POWER 3) you can have all these nations if you worship the devil- POLITICAL POWER |
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| Jesus and his Apostles/ Disciples |
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Apostle- "To send forth"
Unique Relationship: 1) Jesus chose them, tehy didnt chose him 2) Their only authority came from their relationship with Jesus 3) They were to watch and learn from Jesus, BUT also "sent" to share in the Proclamation of the Kingdom of God |
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Healing
Exorcisms
Restoration of Life
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Stories using everyday things, to teach us a lesson
these stories were told by Jesus |
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| our choice to do what is right or wrong |
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Jesus
Mary
God- I AM WHO I SAY I AM |
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sent to lead the Jews out of Exile and take them to the Promised Land- he never got went into the Promised Land
he also obtained the 10 commandments |
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Abel's brother
killed Abel out of envy- the worst of the 7 deadliest sins |
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| was to save 2 of every animal b/c of the flood that God was going to make for 40 days and nights |
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son was Issac
Got 3 covenants from God:
1) Land and Nation
2) Kingship and a Name
3) Blessing for all Nations |
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| Isaac's wife, Jacob and Esau's mother |
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father of Jospeh
had 12 sons and MANY wives |
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Jacob's favorite son... got a coat of many colors
hated by brothers, so was sold into slavery in Egypt, became Pharoah, then made peace w/ his brothers... |
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| Jewish religious leaders who met to determine what charges to bring against Jesus |
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| the High Priest, leader of Sanhedrin |
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| Jewish leader appointed by Rome who had authority over Galilee |
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| Roman prucurator; in charge of the occupied area |
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| EXPLAIN/UNDERSTAND/IDENTIFY |
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| EXPLAIN/UDERSTAND/IDENTIFY |
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| Peter, Isaac, Abraham, David (i'm really not sure about this one) |
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| Explain why Genesis cannot contain scientific error |
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Genesis cant contain scientific error b/c its inerrent.
God created the world for good. He made the foundation of the earth and then he filled it with its inhabitants and those who rule over the specific land. all things that God creates are good and true, and creation is the truth of fatih. |
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| 3 things we possess b/c we are created in God's image and likeness. |
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1) free will
2) ability to love
3) understanding |
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| The NT lies hidden in the OT, explain |
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| the NT and the OT fulfill eachother. |
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| Identify key themes for each of the Gospels. |
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Luke: Good news is for everyone especially the poor and downtrodden: shepherds, Geneology begins w/ Adam: Universal Message
Mathew: Jesus is the Messiah: Geneology, Jesus was accepted by the Gentiles: Magi, Jesus is the New Moses: out of Egypt |
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| How do we know Jesus REALLY preformed miracles? |
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| b/c there are records of them in the Bible that were written by inspired writers. |
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| What is required for all miracles to take places? |
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| Provide an explanation of how Jesus is the fulfillment of the OT. |
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| Isaac and how Abraham was going to sacrifice his son just as God was going to sacrifice His Son. |
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| Jesus' Temptation in the desert: 40 days & significance, types of temptations, etc. |
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1)Turning the stone into bread - Economic Power
2)Willingly throwing himself off a paraphat and having the angels catch him - Magical Power
3)Devil showing him all of the kingdoms and telling him they all could be his if he worshiped the Devil - Political Power
40 days/nights was significant b/c the Israelites had spent that time in the desert, were tempted, but failed. Jesus didnt fail, but he remained faithful to his Father's will. |
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| Provide an explanation of the KOG that Jesus proclaimed. |
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| there is no evil, very big, forgiving, understanding... etc. |
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| what are the 4 themes for the parables Jesus told? |
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1) Healing- He heals the sick
2) Exorcisms- He cast out deamons
3) Restoration of Life- He rises people up from the dead
4) Nature- He changes nature ex. calming of the seas |
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| Which Gospel contains the Last Supper Institution of the Eucharist Narrative |
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| In John, Jesus is reffered to as the "Lamb of God" John links Jesus w/ the Passover lamb b/c Jesus was out "Lamb" who saved us from death, just as the lamb during the passover saved them from death. |
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| What is different about the Last Supper in John's Gospel? |
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it is only stated in John's Gospel that Jesus washed the feet of his Disciples' feet
he did this as a sign of the central message: Service to Others |
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