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49 Cards in this Set
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What is the main theme of the Gospel of Luke
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Jesus the Savior
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What is the symbol of the gospel of Luke
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Ox
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What does the symbol of the Ox symbolize
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the shepherd that Jesus was to the flock
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God Becoming Human
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Incarnation
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Mary concieved without original sin
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Immaculate Conception
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Jesus is concieved without original sin
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Virgin birth
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Who made the concept of original sin
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St. Augustine
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Who precedes Jesus in the Infancy Narratives of Luke
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John the Baptist
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what is a canticle
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a song
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What is done in a Monasticism
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Work and prayer
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What canticle is proclaimed by Mary
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The Magnificat
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Who comes to visit Jesus in the manger as opposed to the Magi
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Shepherds
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What does Luke stress more than Matthew or Mark
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Jesus' childhood
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Who does Luke write for
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A Gentile-Christian audience
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Are Luke's gospel accounts secondary or first hand?
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secondary
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Who may Luke have been a companion of?
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Paul
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What is The Universal Call to Salvation
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This is Luke's theme that everyone is called to be saved
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When were Luke and Acts probably written?
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85 AD
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Who commissioned Luke to write his Gospels
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Theophilus
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Where was the center for the Jews?
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Jerusalem
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What 2 significant events took place in Jerusalem?
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Jesus' Death and the Paschal Mystery
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In Luke's Gospel, who proclaim that Jesus is the promised savior?
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Simeon and Anna
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In What passage does Jesus give into the fact that He must begin his descent into Jerusalem?
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Luke 9:51
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Where does Jesus Tell his disciples to start his work?
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Jerusalem
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What event does the Acts of the apostles start with?
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The descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles in Jerusalem
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In the Gospel of Luke, who is Jesus compared or referred to?
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The Prophet Isaiah
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What is the main focus of the Christian Community that is explained in acts?
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unity
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What is the accidence
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The spiritual manifestation of the body and blood of Jesus
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What is at the center of Human History?
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Jesus' Paschal Mystery
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What enables christians to do Jesus' early work
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the holy spirit
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What are three common themes in Luke and Acts
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Prayer
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Theotokus
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God-Bearer
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The Doctrine States that Mary was subsumed body and soul into heaven
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Assumption
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Mary giving birth to Jesus is done without Mary having sexual intercourse and thus freeing Jesus from original sin
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virgin birth
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Who does Jesus want his followers to be compassionate to?
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the poor
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Who must we as a people love?
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Our enemies
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who was the first martyr in the Catholic Church?
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Stephen
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"God’s love is so great that he is willing to defy logic in order to make it happen" - This is the theme of what parable?
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Lost Sheep Parable
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"God’s love is so unbelievably excessive"- This is the theme of what parable?
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Lost coin Parable
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"God is willing to forgive even the sum of all the worst sins that a human can commit"- This is the theme of what parable?
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Prodigal Son Parable
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There was dissention within the community (should non-Jews have to become Jews to be Christians) and outside the community the basic fact that Christians were persecuted for their faith. St. Stephen was the first martyr in the Church
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Mission in Jerusalem
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Saul (Paul) ids knocked off his horse on the way to Damascus and has a conversion experience to rebuild the Church. Paul is a pivotal prayer in the Christian message getting out the Gentiles. A conversion is turning away from sin and turning to God
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Mission to Judea and Samaria
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At the Council of Jerusalem in 49 AD, the Church declares that you did not have to become a Jew to be Christians. Paul and Barnabas pushed for this as they were already practicing it. Early Christians still follow a lot of the Jewish moral laws
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Mission to the Gentiles
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Paul travels to Asia Minor, Greece, and Rome to spread the Gospel. Many of his letters to the Hebrews, Thessalonians, Philippi, and Corinthians were written at this time. Paul eventually lands in Rome where he is placed on house arrest and eventually executed
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Mission of Paul to Rome
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What is a canticle? Where in Luke do two canticles appear? How are they used on the Church today? How does the canticle of Mary fit into Luke?
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A canticle is a song. Two canticles appeared in Chapter 1 of Luke. They are used in morning and evening prayer. This fits into Luke because women were treated better by the people in Luke's gospel
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2. Explain three of the four missions in the Acts of the Apostles.
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One mission of the Acts was the Mission to Jerusalem. There was dissention in the religious community of whether non-Jews should be Jews to practice Christianity and outside the community the basic fact was that Christians were being persecuted. St. Stephen becomes the first martyr in the Church. Another was the Mission to the Gentiles. At the Council of Jerusalem in 49 AD, the Church declared that people did not have to be Jewish to practice Christianity. A last mission was Paul to Rome. Paul traveled to Asia Minor, Greece, and Rome to spread his Gospels. Paul eventually lands in Rome where he is placed on house arrest and eventually executed.
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3. Explain three out of the four Marion beliefs. What doctrine do they all address?
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One is the Immaculate Conception. This says Mary was conceived without original sin. Another was the virgin birth. This was Mary giving birth to Jesus without having sexual intercourse and thus freeing Jesus from original sin. The last is Mary is the mother of Jesus of the Church. She is called Theotokus, which literally means “God bearer.” Symbolically she gave birth to the Church when she gave birth to Jesus. These all address the doctrine of Original Sin
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4. Why does Luke focus on Jerusalem in his Gospel? Three of five points will be sufficient.
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In the infancy narrative, Simeon and Anna proclaim that Jesus is the Savior. In Galilee, Luke continuously makes references to Jerusalem. In Luke 9:51, Jesus decides that he must travel south to Jerusalem to preach his word.
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5. Using one of the scriptural passages discussed in class, explain how Luke portrays Jesus as the compassion Savior In his Gospel.
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One passage is the Parable of the Lost Sheep. This parable deals with the love of sinners. The story says that God is willing to defy logic to show his compassionate love for all of us.
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