New testament

Acts Pentecost

Sauls Conversion

James 3

Taming of the tongue

Acts 1: Ascension

Jesus ascends into heaven, after 40 days of coming back to earth

Resurrection

Jesus is raised from the tomb on the third day

Gentiles

Anyone who isn’t jewish

Synagogue

Jewish place of worship without sacrifices

Temple

Jewish place in Jerusalem in which sacrifices are held

Golgotha

Place where Jesus was crucified

Garden of Gesemene

Place where Jesus was praying to be saved from crusifixtion

Philemon

Wealthy dinner host

Onesimus

Prisioner under philemon

James

Diatribe book

James

Maranatha

“Come Lord Jesus”

Apocalypse

revelation of mysteries of the heavenly world

Eschatology

Study of the end times or last things

Babylon in Revelation represents:

wickedness and judgement

New Heaven and New Earth in Revelation represent

God dwelling with his people

Gospel of John author/context/date

john,jesus’ death,90-100 AD

euangelion

good news

John 1

Logos/Word, Incarnation

John 2

Wedding at Cana Jesus turns water into wine.

John 3

Nicodemus comes to Jesus by night to discuss spiritual rebirth. Jesus explains the necessity of being born again.

John 4

Samaritan woman at the well

John 11

The raising of Lazarus from the dead, demonstrating Jesus' power over death.

Acts 2

Describes the Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit descends on the apostles, leading to the birth of the Church and the proclamation of the Gospel.

Acts 9

Describes the conversion of Saul, who becomes Paul the Apostle, marked by a dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus.

Philemon

A letter from Paul to Philemon regarding his runaway slave Onesimus, emphasizing themes of forgiveness and reconciliation.

Mark

Suffering of Jesus

James 2

A chapter that discusses faith and works, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating faith through actions.