Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
64 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
Trinity |
The unity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three in one Godhead according to the Christian dogma. |
|
|
Shalom |
Used as a Jewish greeting and farewell. |
|
|
Icon |
A conventional religious image typically painted on a small wooden panel and used in the devotions of Eastern Christians. |
|
|
Monotheism |
The belief that there is only one God. |
|
|
Polytheism |
The belief that there is more than one god. |
|
|
Dove |
A small wild bird that is related to the pigeons. |
|
|
Hessed |
Is the Hebrew word commonly translated as loving kindness. |
|
|
Ark of the Covenant |
Secret chest where the ancient Hebrews kept the two tablets containing the 10 commandments. |
|
|
God the Father |
Who sent the Son. |
|
|
God the Son |
The doctrine of the Trinity identifies Jesus as God the Son. |
|
|
God the Holy Spirit |
God as the Holy Spirit. |
|
|
lecto Divina |
Is a traditional Benedictine practice of scripture reading. |
|
|
Holy of Holies |
A Hebrew idiom which is intended to express a superlative. |
|
|
Divine revelation |
Gods making his self known to us. |
|
|
Salvation |
The forgiveness of sins and restoration of Humanities friendship with God. |
|
|
Faith |
The gift from God that enables us to believe in God. |
|
|
Church |
The community of people who believe in Jesus Christ. |
|
|
Grace |
A participation, or a sharing in God's life and friendship. |
|
|
Scripture |
The written account of God's revelation and his relationship with his people. |
|
|
Divine inspiration |
The special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave to the human being. |
|
|
Tradition |
The revelation of the good news. |
|
|
Epistles |
Letter found in the New Testament. |
|
|
Gospels |
The accounts of God through Jesus Christ. |
|
|
Resurrection |
Jesus Christ rising from the dead. |
|
|
Deposit of faith |
Its all the truth contained in scripture and tradition. |
|
|
Magisterium |
The living in teaching office of the church. |
|
|
Blessed Trinity |
Is the three divine persons in one God. |
|
|
Evangelization |
Is the sharing of the good news of Jesus Christ. |
|
|
Covenant |
A solemn agreement between God and his people. |
|
|
Mercy |
God's forgiveness and love. |
|
|
Providence |
Is God's plan for protection for all creation. |
|
|
Incarnation |
The truth that the Son of God, the second person of the Blessed Trinity, became man and lived among us. |
|
|
Synoptic Gospels |
The Gospels of mark, Matthew, and Luke, which present the good news of Jesus Christ from a similar point of view. |
|
|
Parable |
A short story with a message. |
|
|
Gentile |
Non Jewish people. |
|
|
Word of God |
The Son of God, the most complete expression of God's Word. |
|
|
Prophet |
Someone who speaks on behalf of God. |
|
|
Messiah |
The person God planned to send to save the people from their sins. |
|
|
Pentecost |
Marks the beginning of the church. |
|
|
Free will |
The ability to choose what to do. |
|
|
Sin |
Is a thought, word , Steve, or omission against God's law that harms us and our relationship with God and others. |
|
|
Original sin |
The first sin committed by the first human beings. |
|
|
Immaculate Conception |
The Truth About Mary sinlessness. |
|
|
Angel |
A creature without a physical body. |
|
|
Annunciation |
That Mary will be Jesus's mother. |
|
|
Infancy narratives |
Writings of Jesus's early life. |
|
|
Concentrate |
To make sacred for God. |
|
|
Kingdom of God |
God love active in our lives. |
|
|
Beatitudes |
Teachings that describe the way to live as his disciples. |
|
|
Sabbath |
Day of rest. |
|
|
Apostles |
Followers of Jesus. |
|
|
First commandment |
I am THE LORD your God: do not have strange gods before me. |
|
|
Second commandment |
You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain. |
|
|
Third commandment |
Remember to keep holy the Lord's Day. |
|
|
Fourth commandment |
Honor your father and your mother. |
|
|
Fifth commandment |
You shall not kill. |
|
|
Sixth commandment |
You shall not commit adultery. |
|
|
Seventh commandment |
You shall not steal. |
|
|
Eigth commandment |
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. |
|
|
Ninth commandment |
You shall not covet your neighbor's wife. |
|
|
Ten commandment |
You shall not covet your neighbor's goods. |
|
|
Sacraments of Christian initiation |
Eucharist, baptism, and confirmation. |
|
|
Sacraments of healing |
Penance and reconciliation , and Anointing of the sick. |
|
|
Sacrament at the service of communion |
Holy Orders and matrimony. |
