Parables Flashcards

1
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What is a parable

A

a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson

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2
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Why did Jesus use parables

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• This was already a common method of teaching in Palestine
• Parables are simple to remember and easy to pass on
• They help explain mysteries
• Listeners can interpret the parable for themselves.

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Why is the parable of the Good Samaritan important ?

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It is important because it shows you should love your neighbour (everybody)

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4
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Name two people who walked past the injured man in Good Samaritan

A

Priest and Levite

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Why is the parable of the Prodigal Son important

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It is important because it shows God waits for humans to realise what they have done wrong and ask for forgiveness and welcomes them back when they do.

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6
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What dangers does the Prodigal Son teach us

A

Envy and conparison

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7
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What does the seed that fell on good soil represent in Parable of Sower.

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Represents someone who hears the word and understands it.

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What does the seed which fell amongst the weeds represent.

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Someone who hears the word but worries and chokes making it unfruitful

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What does the seed that fell amongst the rocky places represent

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It represents someone who hears the word at once recives joy but no root means last only short amount of time.

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What does the seed that fell on the path represent

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Someone whoks heart was taken away from the word like a bird who steals a seed.

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11
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How big is a mustard seed

A

Approximately 1 to 2 millimeters in diameter.

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12
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How high can a mustard seed grow to

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5 to 6.5 feet

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13
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What does Jesus mean by the parable of the mustard seed

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He means that the christian faith started small like a mustard seed and grew and grew to new heights and more members.

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14
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Who needs to make ‘nests’ for the christian faith

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Parishes and churches to hold people of God and bring them together.

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15
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Who do the sheep represent in parable of sheep and goats

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Sheep represent good people who will be saved during the judgement day

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16
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What did the sheep do the goat did not

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Fed the human, gave him something to eat and drink, welcomed him, clothed him, cared for him when sick, visited in prison.

17
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Who do the goat represent

A

People who will be put into eternal punishment.

18
Q

Confession of sins what happens

A

Confession- say your sins aloud
Priest listens

19
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Penance what happens

A

Act tries to repair damage done by sin
Priest offers the person a penance

20
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Contrition what happens

A

Being truly sorry for your sins in heart
Say ‘ O my God, I am very sorry that I have sinned against you, and by your grace I will not sin again.

21
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What do you say during Contrition

A

‘O my God I am very sorry that I have sinned against you, and by your grace I will not sin again’.

22
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What happens during Absolution

A

Means completely forgiven of your sins.
Priest stretch out hand and blesses, forgives your sins that you have confessed.