CLE test chap 2

Greek

People who wanted to see Jesus during feast

Temple

Sacrificial offerings

Incarnation

"Enfleshment" Means taking on flesh ( John 1:14 , In = in, Carne = the flesh, Tion = made, " The word of god made flesh", In the flesh made

Responsible freedom

being responsible for your actions

18 Benedictions

compromise of praise, petition and thanksgiving

Shema prayer

creed or declaration of faith of the jews, said during dusk and noon

Sabbath

day of rest and worship, seventh day of the week

Samaritans

half jews, Considered impure by the jews ( because they had intermarried with pagans)

High priest

highest titular head of the jewish community, Only person who could enter the "Holy of Holies" (most sacred part of the temple), Offers sacrifices for the atonement of the sins of people, Presiding officer of the sanhedrin

Palestine

home of the israelites, Means "philistine land" given during the greek period, divided in two kingdoms (israel and judah)

Gaudium et spes

means "joys and hopes" of the men of this (modern) age, one of four "Pastoral Constitutions on the Church in the Modern World", promulgated by Pope Paul VI, adopted after or as a result of the Second Vatican Council

Hannukah

8-day Jewish celebration known as the Hannukah or Chanukah, commemorates the re-dedication during the 2nd century BC of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, according to legend, Jews had risen up to fight against their Greek-Syrian oppressors in the Maccabean Revolt.

Essenes

A group encountered by jesus that is not mentioned in the bible, Separated themselves completely from the jewish society, Lived celibate and ascetic lives in camps in the dessert northwest from the dead sea

Levites (2)

Are not allowed to touch anyone or anything dirty before sacrificing something @ the temple

John Shea

Author of the Spirit Master

CFC 799

Certain significant persons have an impact on the moral growth and development of the youth. For the Christian, Jesus is the most significant

Jesus and the people of his time

Criticizes pharisees, corrected sadducees, ate with tax collectors, chooses Zealot as desciple.

The spirit master

Described Jesus as a man of care, energy and dynamism, and freedom

Sadducees

Elite, do not believe in resurrection and angels, chief priests, elders and scribes, Leaders of the people

Infancy

Filipinos are introduced to Jesus during this time

Torah

First 5 books of the bible, heart of the Jewish religion, Jewish name for law

Penta

Five

Pentateuch

Greek name of torah, More popular name

Synagogue

Home of sacred scrolls

Teauchos

Implement

Jews

Israelites, believe themselves to be God's "Chosen People", Member of the tribe of Judah

Passover and Hannukah

Jewish festivals

Shema prayer

Jewish prayer life

Sadducees (2)

Leaders, elders, scribes of the people

Pharisees

Middle class, believe in resurection, influential lay movement, Strict observance over gods laws, The seperate ones

Levites

One of the 3 of the Priestly order, lowest class of the priestly order

Zealots

Simon, Motivated by their fanatical zeal for the torah and God's direct sovereignty and kingship, Expected the messiah to be like a military leader who would revolt and restore Israel's power, troublemakers

Palestine

Suffered from heavy taxation, religious differences, class conflicts, priests movements, joining the brigands or finding jobs outside Palestine

Jesus and the Jewish institutions

Synagogue (home of sacred scrolls), Temple (sacrificial offerings), observed Jewish prayer life (Sh'ma (Shema) Prayer) taught on Sabbath day (Eighteen Benedictions), gave new meaning to jewish festivals (Passover and Hannukah), uphold the Torah (Law) (Pentateuch)

Publicans

Tax collectors

The son of God and the center of human history

The 4 gospels presented Jesus as

Passover

jewish feast commemorating the night that the angel of death spared all the first born sons of Israel, which is the last plague that resulted in the liberation or freedom of the Israelites from Egyptian rule, Jew's miraculous liberation from Egypt, Marked the beginning of the jewish religious year

Synagogue

place of worship, scattered all over Israel, meeting place for prayer, center of jewish religious instructions