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JESUS
Hebrew, means "God saves"
Angel Gabriel gave him name
CHRIST
Greek to Hebrew word Messiah, means "anointed"
He accomplished perfectly the divine Mission.
THE IMMANUEL
"God is with us"
THE REDEEMER
"ransom price"
THE PANTOCRATOR
"Almighty"
THE KING OF THE UNIVERSE
"all things was created through him and for him"
ARAMAIC
Spoken language of Jesus
PALESTINE
Derived from the people Philistines
The region they occupied was called "Philistia" now called Palestine
JUDEA
Province where Jesus was born, JERUSALEM (Capital), BETHLEHEM (Jesus’ birthplace)
GALILEE
Province where Jesus grew up and began his mission, open-minded.
Nazareth (Jesus’ hometown), the capitals are Cana, Capernaum, Magdala, and Tiberias.
PIREIA
Located on the western shore of the Jordan River and eastern slopes of Transjordan.
SAMARIA
Province between Judea and Galilee.
DECAPOLIS
Ten cities
PHOENICIA
Semitic name Canaan.
PHILIP’S TETRARCHY
Region under Philip's rule
IDUMEA
Located at south Judea
ROMAN RULE
Jesus was born in Judea, under the control of the Roman Empire. The Jewish self-governance reported to the authority of the local Roman government (King Herod), which reported to Rome (Emperor Caesar).
TWO TYPES OF PEOPLE
Jewish and Gentile (Non-Jew)
KING HEROD
Employed many laborers by commissioning many public works.
THE LOWER CLASS
Laborers
THE MIDDLE CLASS
Traders, merchants, artisans, and craftsmen.
THE HIGH CLASS
Temple priests and priestly aristocracy including Sadducees.
1st TEMPLE
Center of worship and pilgrimage, built by Solomon
2nd TEMPLE
Built by Zerubbabel, means "seed of Babylon"
REMODEL
Herod the Great, was also a non-Jew.
SYNAGOGUE
Community centers for prayer, scripture reading, and teaching.
JUDAISM
Monotheistic Religion, foundational text the Torah (also known as Tanakh), later text such as Mishnah and Talmud.
ONE GOD
Monotheism
MANY GODS
Polytheism
SHEMA
Basic creed of Judaism, or prayer
MEZUZAH
Box nailed to the right doorpost
PHYLACTERIES
Strapped to forehead and arm
THE HOLY OF HOLIES
Place where Zachary had a vision
PASSOVER
Feast celebrating the deliverance of the Jewish people from their slavery in Egypt. Traveled to Jerusalem for Last Supper celebrating their Passover.
PHARISEES
"Separated ones"
SCRIBES
Interpreted & taught the law, closely affiliated to Pharisees.
ESSENES
Withdrew to prepare for the imminent coming of God.
ZEALOTS
Rebellious movement of militant Jews who yearned & battled for recovery of Jewish independence.
SANHEDRIN
Religious governing body, composed of 21 members. Council was composed of three groups: High priest - was the president, the elders or lay senators, and the scribes or legal experts. Its members were Sadducees and Pharisees.
CULTURAL SETTING/DAILY LIFE
Jesus spent most of his life in Nazareth
ROLE OF WOMEN
Considered as second-class citizens
JESUS' FAMILY LIFE
Joseph (Father) was a carpenter, Mary (Mother) was a teenager.
HYPERDULIA
The holiest of all creatures, title given only to Mary
MARY
Declared the daughter of Sts. Joachim and Anne, born in Jerusalem, presented in the temple, and took a vow of virginity. While living in Nazareth, she was visited by Archangel Gabriel, who announced to her that she would become the mother of Jesus by the Holy Spirit. After the Annunciation, she visited her cousin Elizabeth, who was bearing St. John the Baptist. Mary intoned the Magnificat, a song of praise.
ST. JOSEPH
Of the royal family of David, living humbly as a carpenter when God raised him to the highest sanctity and fitted him to be the spouse of His virgin Mother.
THE ANNUNCIATION
The fullness of time, time of fulfillment of God’s promises and preparation.
Mary was invited to conceive him (Son of God) in whom the fullness of deity "would dwell bodily."