Outcome 4 Review - Religious Studies

Catholics

________ use statues, crucifixes and medals as reminders of who they love.

Gods relationship

________ with creation is characterized by generosity.

Incarnation

________:: taking on flesh, like how God took on flesh through Jesus.

Prophets

________:: Holy persons in Israel who were spokespersons for God.

Covenant

________:: partnerships between groups and God; God makes a promise in exchange for tasks; has conditions, is sealed with a ceremony and is celebrated with both parties present.

Hebrews

Moses was a prophet who led the ________ out of Egypt and helped the ________ enter a covenant with God.

Jesus

Because ________ is the incarnate God, he is both in and above culture.

Divine Life

Sanctifying grace:: infused by God into our soul; gives us participation in the ________, the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit.

Moses

________ guided a flock of sheep Horeb, a holy land.

Pentecost

________:: where the disciples were transformed by the Holy Spirit and were able to begin to preach the gospel of Jesus.

New Covenant

________:: The original covenant between God and Israel becoming more intimate and personal with Jesus.

Mount Sinai

The Hebrews met God at ________.

Jesus

________ acts through people who freely choose to be in communion with him.

Moses

________ was brought up in the house of the Pharaoh.

Jesus

________ lived in two worlds that were at conflict, Earth and the Kingdom of God.

Jesus

________ told Mary to go and announce that ________ lives.

Jesus

________ is the one who transforms culture.

Jesus

________ practiced Jewish culture and never said anything bad about it; thus there is no particular conflict between Christians and culture.

Jesus

________ acts in the witness of people.

Jesus

________ acts in the liturgy.

Jesus

________ acts through the word of scripture.

Covenant

partnerships between groups and God; God makes a promise in exchange for tasks; has conditions, is sealed with a ceremony and is celebrated with both parties present

Prophets

Holy persons in Israel who were spokespersons for God

Chosen people

the Hebrews which God called out of Egypt through Moses; they were to be his people that live the Revelation of God

Revelation

Gods communication to us

The Ten Commandments

- at the heart of the Torah

Pentecost

where the disciples were transformed by the Holy Spirit and were able to begin to preach the gospel of Jesus

Parable

A story that compares something we do not know with something that we do know

New Covenant

The original covenant between God and Israel becoming more intimate and personal with Jesus

Incarnation

taking on flesh, like how God took on flesh through Jesus

Church

the community that was founded when God sent the holy spirit to Jesus disciples at Pentecost

Kingdom of God as a gift

Gods relationship with creation being considered a gift and being characterized as generosity

Grace

Gods kind, merciful and absolutely generous love for us

Sanctifying grace

infused by God into our soul; gives us participation in the Divine Life, the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit

Actual grace

Gods temporary enlightenment or strengthening of will to perform supernatural actions in obtaining sanctifying grace

Habitual grace

permanent disposition to live and act in keeping with Gods call; distinguished from Gods interventions in the form of actual graces