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10 Cards in this Set
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How did we come to learn about the Jesus's teachings?
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We came to learn about Jesus' teachings from stories told and written down by his disciples after Jesus died.
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Why did Jesus go to be baptized by his cousin, John the Baptist?
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He wanted to wash away his sins.
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What is a Messiah?
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A Messiah is a prophet.
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Why was Jesus considered a threat to those in power ( the government)?
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The Jewish leaders felt Jesus was trying to weaken their power and Jewish law.
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What was the result of Jesus' trial?
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He was crucified on a cross.
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Why was Jesus put to death?
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He was accused of treachery (betraying)against the state,
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Who helped spread Christianity after Jesus' death?
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Jesus' loyal followers and disciples who formed small churches to preach his word.
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When did Christianity become the state religion of Rome?
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It became the state religion of Rome by the end of the 4th century.
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Why did Jesus' teachings appeal to such a large group of people?
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1. The poor and oppressed liked his teachings of love, compassion and concern for humanity.
2. The promise of external salvation appealed to people who were suffering on earth. 3. Jesus pushed for moral change. He wanted people to do the right thing . This appealed to all social classes. |
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What were Jesus' feeling about Judaism?
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1. He felt the religion was too formal.
2. He felt the Jewish leaders did not practice what they preached. 3. He felt that the message of God had lost its true meaning in Judaim. |
