Chapter 7 Flashcards
T or F Hebrew people believed that sickness was a punishment for their sins
True
Who asked the question “is anyone among you suffering”
St James
Because of this human nature is weakened and inclined to sin
Original sin
Early israelites believed that all suffering directly resulted as punishment for sin
Law of retribution
Theology question that tries to connect belief in gods justice with the reality that sometimes good people suffer unjustly and lie
Theodicy
T or F job accepts the conventional wisdom of his time that his suffering is caused in some way by his sins
False rejects
Enactment of gods justice to after death or to an end time when good people will be rewarded and evil people punished
Apocalyptic writing
Israelites lived among peoples of other religions who also looked at sickness as a
Moral condition
T or F Jesus did not say as much about suffering as he acted on suffering
True
In mosaic law how could one become unclean and what were consequences
Touched sick person
Couldn’t partake in community and pray
T or f Jesus defied the local customs of his day and touched the sick and disabled
True
T or F Jesus directly explained why god allows human suffering
False he didn’t
How did god show he shares our suffering
By becoming man
Jesus ultimately answered the question about the meaning of suffering through his own
Passion and death
T or F without the help of the Holy Spirit, suffering will not free a person to love
True
Who anointed and laid hands on those who were sick to heal them
Jesus’ disciples
Those who were sick were rubbed with oil blessed by the
Bishop
Evidence of the rite of anointing comes from the
Apostolic tradition
T or F during the Middle Ages the anointing of the sick came to be seen as something that accompanied a final reception of penance and baptism
False penance and Eucharist
T or f council of Ephesus declared that only priests are to be ministers of the anointing of the sick
False Trent
Last anointing
Extreme unction
Food for the journey
Viaticum
T or f the second Vatican council embraced both of the historical meanings of the sacrament of anointing: sick w emphasis on healing and dying to prepare for death
True
T or f when a priest is called to administer the sacrament to someone who has already died, he does not administer the sacrament of anointing
True
What is the matter for sacrament of anointing
Olive oil blessed by bishop
Anointing of forehead and hands in roman or other parts in eastern rite, while accompanied by prayers of celebrant asking for special grace
Essential rite of anointing of sick
Priest or bishop greets the sick person and gathered assembly
Introductory rite
Allow the words of Christ and the witness of the apostles to awaken the faith of the sick person and the community
Liturgy of word
Purpose of homily
Calls those present to deeper faith in gods healing presence
T or f laying on of hands immediately follows the liturgy of the word
False the litany
Who may bless oil in sacrament of anointing
Bishop and priest
Separate liturgical rite for those who are dying and is the persons last reception of the Eucharist
Viaticum
T or f Viaticum may be brought to the sick by a deacon or another member of the parish who has been appointed by the local bishop to distribute the Eucharist to the faithful
True
Second effect of SOA
Provides grace to unite w Christ
How is SOA connected w baptism and confirmation
Anointed w oil
Jesus explicitly addresses the need for Christians to care for the sick
Sheep and goats
Christ means
Gods anointed one
