MATGII Flashcards

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What does the tearing of the temple veil at Jesus’ death indicate/ symbolically reveal?

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With the death of Christ, all people (not just the high priest) have access to the presence of God.

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What does “passion” mean in reference to Jesus’ crucifixion?

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The sufferings of Jesus during his final days of life: his agony in the garden at Gethsemane, his trial, and crucifixion

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Who did the Jews believe could forgive sin? Why was this a problem for Jesus?

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They believed only God could forgive sin. People are angered when he claims to forgive them for their sins

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  1. What is blasphemy?
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To speak irreverently about God

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What is at least one irony in the story of Jesus’ passion and death?

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They charged him with blasphemy even though he is God and therefore never talked badly or irreverently about got

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Which Gospel articulates the passion, death and resurrection of Christ?

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All four

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Why is the Passion narrative the heart of Christian faith?

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The events recounted are the high points of Jesus’s plan to save humanity.

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What is redemptive love?

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Jesus’s own suffering and death, to lay down ones life for ones friends.

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  1. Why was Jesus made “to be sin who knew no sin…”?
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So that in him we might become the righteousness of God

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  1. How do we earn God’s love and forgiveness?
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By accepting Jesus, God sent the son to be the expiation for our sins

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  1. The Son sacrificed himself for the world because he loves the Father. What was the Father’s will for the world?
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The plan of divine salvation in his redemptive mission

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  1. How could Jesus die for our sins when he did not sin himself?
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Jesus is the paschal lamb who is willingly lead to slaughter, he is the sacrificial lamb and is exempt from sin.

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  1. In the NT Jesus refers to the use of ash as a sign of what?
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Admission to the Order of Penitents

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Lent is a time in the Church for the whole community to pray and fast especially for which group of people?

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The catechumens who were preparing for baptism

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  1. Who is an example of a modern martyr and how did they show redemptive love?
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Saint Damien de Veuster -

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  1. What is the difference between a sign and symbol?
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Sign: one meaning, no interpretation.
Symbol: many meanings, requires interpretation.

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  1. What are at least two elements that are in all four resurrection narratives?
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Mary Magdalene was there and at the tomb

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  1. What do the common elements of the resurrection narratives help us to understand?
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Help us to understand the resurrection as a real historical event.

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  1. What is one element of historical validity for the NT and why does it point to historical validity?
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We have different NT copies from different locations showing great authenticity of scriptural accounts

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  1. According to 1 Corinthians 15, if the resurrection of Christ is denied, what negative consequences would there be for the faith? (give at least two examples)
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  1. Our preaching is empty and our faith is empty

2 our faith is in vain, we still have sin

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  1. What is at least one way in 1 Corinthians St. Paul conveys that the resurrection really happened?
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The risen Christ appeared to over 500 people

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  1. (Falling plates) How does the Paschal Mystery apply to us today?
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Without gods grace we will die, and because Jesus died on the cross we can receive eternal life

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  1. (A Man on a mission) What does it mean that Jesus “set his face toward Jerusalem”?
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He was determined to make it to Jerusalem.

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  1. (Last Supper) from John 6: What does Jesus say the disciples need to do in order to have life in them?
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Eat my flesh and drink my blood

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  1. (Pilate condemns Jesus to death) What does Pilate ask Jesus and why is it significant?
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“What is the truth?”

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  1. (The Crucifixion) What was the significance of Jesus saying “I thirst” on the cross?
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It symbolizes the Passover is complete

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  1. (Christ’s descent into Hell) What happened to all those people who died before Christ?
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Jesus spent holy Saturday with them offering to them the same salvation he offers to us.

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  1. If the resurrection reveals the truth of Jesus’ divinity, what else does it reveal as true AND WHY would it be true?
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That all of his other teachings are true…

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  1. What is an example of how Jesus uses the natural world to point to the reality that out of death comes life?
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“I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it produces much fruit” (John 12:24)”

Excerpt From: Brian Singer-Towns. “The Paschal Mystery.” v2.2. Saint Mary’s Press, 2013. iBooks.
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  1. How do the incarnation and ascension form a symmetry?
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The divine son coming to earth to save humanity