Test Revision Wk 9 T3 Flashcards

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Define Stewardship

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The careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care.

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Creation reveals God’s characteristics

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Sustainer, all-knowing &

beautiful

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The Yahwist Creation Story

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= 2nd account in the Bible

God teaches that humans come from the earth. He does not say how/when humans were created

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The Priestly Creation Story

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= 1st account in the Bible

  • God revealed answers to peoples questions and inspired the writing of this other creation story
  • God’s plan is for human beings to join God in the ongoing work of creation
  • God’s ‘state of original justice’ consisted of four harmonious relationships
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The Book of Genesis

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The Book of Genesis is the first book in the Bible and means ‘beginning’.

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What is the order of the 7 days of creation

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  1. Light and darkness 2. Sea and Sky 3. Land, Plants and Trees 4. Sun, Moon and Stars 5. Creatures in the sky and sea 6. Animals and Humans 7. Rest
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The Fall

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The fall is when Adam and Eve betrayed God by eating the apple from the ‘forbidden’ tree. They were tempted by the serpent.

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The Assumption of Mary

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The only human person who never sinned was Mary, the Mother of Jesus. For this reason, her soul and her body were not separated at death. (15th Aug must go to Mass).

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Liturgical year

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Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Ordinary Time

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What are the liturgical colours and what do they represent?

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White: Joy and triumph (Christmas and Easter) Red: Fire and Blood (Pentecost and good Friday) Green: Life and Graces (Ordinary time) Purple: Dignity

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Seven Sacraments

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  • Baptism
  • Reconciliation
  • Eucharist/Holy Communion
  • Confirmation
  • Marriage
  • Holy Orders
  • Annoiting Of the sick

Jesus gave his followers the seven sacraments to draw on his power to overcome sin.

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Jesus the Redeemer

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Jesus wants us all to share his redemption. Jesus freed us from slavery and saved our 4 harmonious relationships.

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Vestments

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Vestments are full-length clothing items worn when celebrating the liturgy, the clothing is a sign of Christ. It is a reminder to the Priest and to the community to remember that they are joining in the prayer of Jesus and to help remind them what Jesus is doing in the liturgy.

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4 harmonious relationships & how these relationships are damaged

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Many people today do not relate with God in the way He intended (harmony with God damaged)
Many people experience unhappiness and a lack of harmony (harmony with themselves damaged)
Many people relate in a negative manner to each other (harmony with each other damaged)
Instead of respecting and treating creation as God intends, it can be abused (harmony with the rest of creation damaged)

We can regain the relationships by going to Church to have reconciliation, through this we can be forgiven for our sins and start again.

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Extended Answer: Explain Redemption

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Jesus redeemed the humans from the slavery to sin. Jesus did this by always obeying God the Father. This was the opposite of Adam’s disobedience

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Extended Answer: Believe in Jesus (1)

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When we believe in Jesus we can live in his redemption free satan. Jesus loves us and wants the best for us to live free from sin. If we get into temptation Jesus will always be there for us. He will forgive us and be present for when we need him. An example would be going to Church, this means we are followers of him and we believe in him and his redemption.

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Extended Answer: Live as Jesus taught (2)

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Jesus taught us to (John 13:34): “Love one another. As I have loved you, …” Jesus wants us all to live in the four harmonious relationships and be happy, free from conflict. We can live as Jesus taught by donating to people less fortunate than us or to charities that can help preserve the environment. By doing this we are giving back to others and the earth and in return, we will receive everlasting happiness.

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Extended Answer: Join the community of his Church, through Baptism (3)

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Baptism is a sacrament which allows people to enter Jesus’ community through the Church. Baptism is available to everyone. Baptism also removes sin if sin is present, this further proves that Jesus wants us to live free of sin and live happily together in the harmonious relationships. Baptism is the foundation of Christian life and faith and it also allows access to other sacraments.

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What is a harmony?

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A consistent, pleasing or congruent arrangement of parts into a whole.