Chapter 5-6 Flashcards
Exodus
The Exodus is the Old Testament story of how God freed the Hebrews in Egypt. The Book of Exodus is the second book of the Old Testament.
Yahweh
Yahweh is the most sacred name of God, spoken to Moses. It means “I am who I am.”
Promised Land
The Promised Land is Canaan, the sacred place God promised to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the Israelites in Egypt.
Called Canaan, this is the Sacred Place God promised Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the Israelites.
Promised land,
The story of how God freed the Hebrews in Egypt; the second book of the Old Testament
Exodus
He conquered death for us; at Baptism he gives new life to our souls and will give new life to our bodies the kingdom of heaven
Jesus
The most sacred name of God, spoken to Moses it means “ I am who I am”
Yahweh
This part of the Bible is filled with signs of God’s love and faithfulness
Old testament
This part of the Bible tells of Gods greatest acts of love
New Testament
Just as God lead his people to the promised land, he leads us to his
Everlasting life
When he and the Israelites reach the Red Sea, The Lord turned it into dryland
Moses
Liturgical year
The liturgical year is the churches earliest calendar of celebrations and seasons
Passover
Passover is the Jewish celebration of the Israelites Exodus from Egypt
Paschal mystery
The Paschal mystery is the way that Jesus’ passion, death resurrection, and ascension saved us from sin and gave us life after death
Know the story “The Feeding of the Five Thousand”
Jesus was mourning the death of John the Baptist his cousin instead of ignoring the crowds Jesus preached to them The evening was rapidly approaching. Seeing this Jesus is disciples urgent dismiss the crowd that people could go home for supper Jesus had another day he told the disciples there’s no need for them to go away give them some food youselves The disciples quickly pointed out there was only five loaves of bread and a couple of fish Jesus turn the small amount of food into many and there was left over
Know about Pope Francis
Pope Francis chose the motto lonely but chosen when Colonel George Bergogli became pope he chose the name Francis he chose the name after Saint Francis of Assisi he is from Argentina and is the first pope to be from Latin America he is the first Jesuit pope
How was the Passover in Eucharist different and the same
Passover was a sign of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ just as a lamb was sacrificed to save the Israelites Jesus sacrificed his life on the cross to save all people. It is different because the Eucharist is Jesus’s body that he gave to the apostles at the last supper when they were celebrating the Passover this became the mass and we celebrated by eating the Eucharist
Know the story of the Exodus
Moses went to fair and said the Lord the God of Israel has said let my people go The Nile river turned into blood frogs not flies in on the diseases boy is Hale locus and three days of darkness came they’ll still do not give it the Lord commanded the Hebrew famished. A special meal and Mark their doorways with lambs blood so that the next plug would pass over there hoped it would be a pug of death that night all the firstborns of in the jeep died even pharaoh sent your supper Moses leave now you and the Israelites with you God told Moses that his name was Yahweh it means I am who I am
____________ Is the Jewish celebration of the Israelites exodus from Egypt
Passover
The church is yearly calendar of celebrations and seasons is called the _________________
Liturgical year
The period from holy Thursday evening until evening prayer on Easter Sunday is the ___________
Easter Triduum
When Colonel George Bergoglio became pope he chose the name __________
Francis
___________ honors the night on which Jesus share the last supper with the 12 apostles
Holy Thursday
The _______ is a memorial of Jesus his work of salvation through his suffering death, _______and Ascension
Eucharist resurrection
Our liturgies celebrate the ______the way that Jesus is passion death resurrection and ascension saved us from______
Paschal mystery sin
