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Chapter 2 NT Flashcards

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Divine Revelation

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God’s self-communication through which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan.

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What did the disciples preach after Jesus’ death?

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The Resurrection is proof that Jesus Christ is the Messiah, the Son of God who cam eo save people from sin and death.

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Some disciple’s became what after Jesus’ death?

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Missionaries - People that travel to spread the Good news.

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What language does Gospel originate from?

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Greek for Good news

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Oral tradition

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The stage in the formation of the Gospels by which the Good news was spread by word of mouth prior to being written down.

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Why weren’t the Gospels immediately written down?

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Books were expensive and most people couldn’t read/write

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Around when was the Gospel of Mark written

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70 AD

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Cannon of Scripture

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The books of the Bible officially recognized by the Church as the inspired Word of God

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Stages of Gospel Formation

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  1. Life and teaching of Jesus
  2. Oral Tradition - Apostles hand on what Jesus has said and done
  3. Written Tradition - Inspired authors write the four Gospels, selecting what has been handed on in either oral or written form, to bring the truth of Jesus.
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Marks “view”

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Sideline - near the play with clear view of highlights and hard hits

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Lukes “view”

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Far corner with wide view

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Matthews “view”

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Traditional sideline view with view of field and player’s benches

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Johns “view”

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camera on wire, able to see all moves from above with great detail at times

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How many major discourses did Jesus give?

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5

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Discourse

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Speech

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What did the 5 discourses resemble?

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for jewish viewers 5 books of Torah or Pentateuch

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Apostle

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Close follower of Jesus and was meant to carry on his message after his death.

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Who was given to the keys to the kingdom?

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Saint Peter

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In what Gospel does a boy possessed with a mute spirit and is described as gridning his teeth or foaming at the mouth?

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Mark

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In what Gospel is the lowly people more featured?

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Luke

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What Gospel provides the greatest detail of the last supper?

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John

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What audience is Mark for?

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Persecuted Christians

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What audience is Matthew for?

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Primarily Jewish Christians

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What audience is Luke for?

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Gentile Christians

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What audience is John for?

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Jewish Christian community that may have included Gentiles and Samaritans.

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Theme of Mark?

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Suffering and death lead to eternal life

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Theme of Matthew?

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Jesus is the Messiah who continues the Jewish tradition

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Theme of Luke?

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God’s covenant of love is universal

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Theme of John?

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Jesus is he preexistent Word of God; salvation is available for all people who believe in him and commit their lives to him.

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Synoptic

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greek for “seeing together”

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Parable

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Short story that uses everyday images to communicate religious messages.

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Tradition

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Sacred tradition - process of sharing God’s authoritative Revelation through the Church. Sacred Tradition is a living process.

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tradition

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A custom Ex. song Silent Night

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Magisterium

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Church’s living teaching office, which consists of all bishops, in communion with the Pope, the bishops of Rome. T heir task is to interpert and preserve the truths revealed in both Sacred Scripture and sacred Tradition.

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Apostolic Succession

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Uninterrupted passing of authority from the Apostles directly to all bishops. It is accomplished through the laying of hand when a bishop is ordained in the Sacrament of Holy Orders as instituted by Christ.

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Infallibility

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Gift of the Holy spirit to the Church whereby the Magisterium of the Church, the Pope, and the bishops in union with him, can definitively proclaim a doctrine of faith and morals without error.

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Doctrine

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Official authoritative teaching of the church based on the Revelation of God.

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Interreligious dialogue

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Effort to build cooperative and constructive interaction with other world religious

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Great Commission

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Jesus commanding his apostles to find disciples all over the world.

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ex cathedra

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Pope (from the chair)

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When was Matthew written

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85AD

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When was Luke written

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80-90AD

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When was John written

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90-100AD

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Which Gospel is NOT a one of synoptic gospels

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John

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What is the Relationship between Scripture and Tradition

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They compliment each other and are both not more important than another

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3 levels of Infallibility

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Level 1: Infallibility of the Deposit of Faith
Deposit of faith is infallible (collection of scripture and Tradition)
Level 2: Infallibility of teaching on the Deposit of faith
The ways the Deposit of faith is taught is infallible
Level 3: Other teachings from Magisterium are infallible

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Matthews “being”

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Angel (closest thing to god)

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Marks “being”

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Lion (suffering)

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Lukes “being”

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Ox (always hard working)

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Johns “Eagle”

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View of world from above

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Matthews view of Jesus

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New Moses

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Marks view of Jesus

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Suffering servent

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Lukes view of Jesus

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Perfect Role model; serving the outcasts

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Johns view of Jesus

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Light of the world

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Evangelist

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a person who seeks to convert others to the Christian faith, especially by public preaching

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Deposit of Faith

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the body of revealed truth in the scriptures and sacred tradition proposed by the Roman Catholic Church for the belief of the faithful

Religion CP9 (8 decks)

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