theology II unit 4 test Flashcards by Sofia Jimenez

Short answer:
What does the Transfiguration reveal?

Jesus’ divinity
Jesus as the fuffilment of the Law (Moses) and the prophets (Elijah)
Preparation for his passion and death (his exodus)
a foretaste of his glory and of ours seen in the interior transformation of the disciples

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what is the manifestation of the Trinity?

Father (the voice)
Son (in his humanity)
Holy Spirit (in the cloud)

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Short answer:
How is the Jesus’ Exodus both similar and different to the one in the Old Testament?

Both involve a journey and freedom from slavery. They are different because of their location and destiny. The only one starts ion Egypt and ends in Jerusalem. Jesus’ starts in Jerusalem and ends in Heaven.

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T or F
is it significant that the last supper was the Passover meal?

true

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why is it significant that the Last supper wss the Passover meal?

because it was the meal before the Hebrews where freed from Egypt.

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T or F
Passover is when the Lamb is sacrifcied

true

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T or F
Christ is the sacrificial lamb because he Passes over to his Father by his death and resurrection

True

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the _______ bread is a key component of the Last supper

unleven

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What does Jesus Reveal?

that he is the Bread of Life

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Is there a connection to Maana that they ate the bread their ancestors gave them (the bread God gave them?)

yes

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Jesus’ body is superior to the?

Manna

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Jesus’ body is the

real presence of Gid and it gives us eternal life

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What is washing the Apostles feet manifesting?

what it means to be a disciple

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Why does Christ wash the Apostles feet?

to be a model of a servant leader

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The washing of the Apostles feet is..

central to the Catholic teaching of priesthood and Eucharist

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The commandment to Love one another is ultimately shown at the..

Crucifixion

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Christ’s crucifixion is the

greatest display of charity

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Christ lays down his life to

redeem humanity

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The night before his crucifixion that he

instituted the Eucharist

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Christ’s death is a

pledge of his love for us

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Christ commanded that the Eucharistic sacrifice be

perpetuated until the end of time

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Christ instituted the priesthood and gave the sacred power and authority to act in ______ _______ _______ (in the person of Christ the Head)

Persona Cristi Capitis

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The Eucharist is a

memorial and a representation by the Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of Christ.

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the Sacrifice of Christ becomes

mystically present among us

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Every mass is an anticipation of the eternal

liturgy of heaven (the heavenly banquet)

in heaven, our ______ will be complete

redemption

The Eucharist both celebreates and

anticipates our redemtion in Christ

Without the Death, Resurrection, and Ascension,

there is no redemption for humanity

The events of Christ's

Passion, Death, Ressurection, and Asension are a manifestation of the infinite love of God

love is measured by

self-sacrifice

out of the sinfulness of our fallen state,

God grants us a Redeemer, and offers us an opportunity to be elevated to the intimacy with God.

The opportune time for Satan to re-appear after tempting Jesus in the desert is in the?

Garden

the weight of Christ's impending death was a

sterner test than before

Jesus went to the garden to

pray for strength

Christ had a

profound knowledge of the human heart

T or F Christ knew that gift of redemption had been rejected by many

True

T or F Christ did not feel anything human

False, Christ was fully human, even possessing human fear and the dread of suffering

Christ asks his Father to

remove this cup of his suffering

Christ is in complete obedience to

His father's will since he had to "drink from the cup" prepared for him

Christ demonstrated _______ with all who suffer

solidarity

T or F Christ felt loneliness, emotional distress, and physical infirmity because of the Cross

true

T or F Through the Cross, Christ literally felt and understood pain

true

The ministry, passion, and death of Christ fulfills the prophecies of known as the Suffering Servant songs

Isaiah

Christ suffered out of

perfect love for us

Christ took upon himself

all the sins of the world

Christ's act of redemption took place according to

God's will

Christ is put on trial before the

Sanhedrin or ruling council of the Jews

T or F Christ did proclaim his divinity but did not acknowledged it when asked

false, he did not proclaim his divinity but did acknowledge it when asked

Who was Christ taken to?

Pontius Pilate who was a Roman procurator

did pilate want to be involved?

no even though it was a religious matter

Pilate was under pressure by the Roman Government to?

keep peace

T or F Pilate was the only one who could sentence someone to death

true

Pilate brought Christ to the people and they chose

to kill him

what do the soldiers mock Christ as?

king

As Christ carried the Cross, he felt the

suffering of humanity

Jesus became the icon of charity and mercy in which event?

when he carried the Cross

Jesus' arms where outstretched in a symbolic embrace of the

human race

Jesus showed mercy to who?

the crucified criminal who asked for forgiveness

what words did Jesus say when he completed his mission of redemption

It is finished

when Christ finishes his mission, it is

an act of self sacrifice that could only be accomplished by the Son of God

What does Kenosis encompass?

the Incarnation, Passion, and Death of Christ

The completion of Christ's redemptive act reflects

his full embrace of his humanity

God's love descends to us and

reveals God to humanity as well as elevates humanity in an ascent to God

Christ's kenosis permeates his entire life of

obedience and service so completely that he felt the desolation of humanity on the Cross

Short Answer: When the Soldiers pierce the side of Jesus, blood and water flow out, what does that show?

1. another image of self emptying 2. represents the Eucharist and Baptism 3. beginning of our sacramental life 4. shows how he pours forth his grace for the salvation of all

Without the Resurrection:

there would have been no redemption, we would have no resurrection of our own, there would be no victory over sin and death

the resurrection is a

joyful reality, not some mystical or spiritual experience of the disciples

did the disciples over come to belive that Jesus really resurected?

yes

who first saw Jesus and mistook him for a gardener?

Mary Magdalene

who came to believe after touching Christ?

Thomas

who did not recognize him on the road to Emmaus until the breaking of the bread?

the disciples

t or f each disciple had an experience of Christ after the Resurrection, and their joy caused them to take the "good news" out into the world

true

Short answer: What are the 3 lessons of the Resurrection that Bishop Barron discusses?

1. This world is not the final end 2. oppressive governments should fear then Cross because the Cross has power over them 3. the way of Hope opens to everybody

In what senses was Christ raised?

physical and material sense (corporeal resurrection)

T or F Christ's body was different and not always recognized by his disciples

true

Short Answer: How did Christ's body posses supernatural qualities?

1. his glorified body was "veiled", not like the Transfiguration 2. not subject to suffering, but had the wounds of the Passion 3. not subject to the strictures of time and space (could appear wherever he wished, walk through doors and walls)

The Body of Christ is

glorified and eternal

Christ's body overcame

the death experiences by Adam after the fall

His body is a

preview of our own bodily resurrection at the end of time

T or F Only God has power over death

true

If Christ rose from the dead,

then he is truly the Son of God

Because Christ rose from the dead, we can believe what he

said and did, we can see it in the grace of the Sacraments

everything we do to build the kingdom will prove

fruitful as God commanded the first humans

The Resurrection gives us

confidence to evangelize

The Resurrection fulfills the promises of the

Old Testament and those of Christ

who said "The New Testament lies hidden in the Old and the Old is unveiled in the New," ?

St. Augustine

by rising from the Dead,

Christ made it possible for all of us to enter into the glory of Heaven

Christ is the first to

rise to heavenly glory, the first fruits

Christ descended in the realm of the

dead to bring the just to God

We are justified to God by

sanctification of our whole being and we become adopted daughters and sons of God