Comprehensive Catholic Scripture and Jesus' Teachings Review

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What is the Catholic approach to Scripture?

Contextualism

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What does Contextualism involve?

Interpreting Scripture by considering divine inspiration and human authorship

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What is Literalism?

Interpreting Scripture word-for-word without considering context

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What is Rationalism?

Interpreting Scripture using reason alone and rejecting divine inspiration

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What does Scripture teach without error?

Truth necessary for our salvation

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What two elements are needed to interpret Scripture?

Divine inspiration and human authorship

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What element does rationalism neglect?

Divine inspiration

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What element does literalism neglect?

Human authorship

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Who was Israel's greatest king?

David

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What is the spiral of sin?

Sin grows from disobedience to violence and corruption

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What is the difference between Abraham and the Flood?

God chooses relationship instead of destruction

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What are the three promises to Abraham?

Land, descendants, blessing to all nations

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What are the two purposes of Torah?

Reveal God's will and guide Israel's life

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What were the unfulfilled promises at the end of the Old Testament?

Peace, full land, universal blessing

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When was the New Testament written?

Approximately 50-100 AD

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What are the earliest New Testament writings?

Letters (Epistles)

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Who wrote the New Testament?

Apostles and early Church leaders

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What is an example of a non-canonical gospel?

Gospel of Thomas

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Why were non-canonical gospels excluded?

Not apostolic or consistent with Church teaching

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Why were the gospels written later?

Oral tradition and delayed expectation of Jesus' return

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What empire was ruling Israel during Jesus' time?

Roman Empire

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What are the regions of Israel?

Galilee (north), Samaria (center), Judea (south)

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What was the Jewish view of Samaritans?

Hostility due to religious and ethnic conflict

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Where did most Jews live?

Diaspora

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What was Jesus' hometown?

Nazareth in Galilee

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What was the social class of most people during Jesus' time?

Peasant class

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What was Jesus' native language?

Aramaic

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How was Herod the Great as a ruler?

Brutal, paranoid, disliked by Jews

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What did Herod the Great do to the Temple?

Rebuilt and expanded it

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What are the three functions of a synagogue?

Worship, teaching, community life

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What are the four Jewish feasts?

Passover, Pentecost, Tabernacles, Hanukkah

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What is the role of the Temple?

Center of worship and sacrifice

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To which group did the chief priests belong?

Sadducees

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To which group did the scribes belong?

Pharisees

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What were the beliefs of the Sadducees?

Temple-centered, rejected resurrection

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What were the beliefs of the Pharisees?

Law, oral tradition, resurrection

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What were the beliefs of the Essenes?

Purity and separation from society

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What were the beliefs of the Zealots?

Violent resistance to Rome

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Why was Israel still in exile?

Foreign rule and injustice

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What were the Messiah expectations?

Political liberator restoring Israel

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What did Jesus do at age 12?

Stayed in the Temple and said he must be in his Father's house

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What was John the Baptist's message?

Messiah would bring judgment and the Holy Spirit

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What was Nazareth's reaction to Jesus?

Anger and attempt to kill him

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Why did Pharisees object to forgiving sins?

Only God can forgive sins

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What was Jesus' response to sinners?

He came to call sinners, not the righteous

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What was the Pharisees' complaint about healings?

Jesus healed on the Sabbath

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Why should we love our enemies?

To reflect God's mercy

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What did Jesus say about judging?

Do not judge or condemn

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Who questioned Jesus' messiahship?

John the Baptist

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Who traveled with Jesus?

The Twelve and women disciples

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What was the Transfiguration?

Jesus revealed in glory with Moses and Elijah

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What is the greatest commandment?

Love God and love your neighbor

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What question prompted the Good Samaritan parable?

Who is my neighbor?

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Why is the Samaritan considered good?

Shows mercy and compassion

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What lesson do Mary and Martha teach?

Listening to Jesus comes first

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What should we not worry about?

Food and clothing

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What should we seek instead?

Kingdom of God

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What is the requirement for discipleship?

Renounce all possessions

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What are the three parables in Luke 15?

Lost sheep, lost coin, prodigal son

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What is the purpose of the Luke 15 parables?

God's mercy toward sinners

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Who are the two masters?

God and money

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What lesson does the rich man and Lazarus story teach?

Ignoring the poor leads to judgment

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When did the Kingdom of God arrive?

Already among you

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What did Jesus say about wealth?

Hard for the rich to enter the Kingdom

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Who was Zacchaeus?

Repented and made restitution

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How did Jesus enter Jerusalem?

On a donkey

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What did the crowds call Jesus?

King

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What did Jesus say about taxes to Caesar?

Give to Caesar what is Caesar's

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What was predicted about the Temple?

It would be destroyed

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What was Jesus' prayer before death?

Submission to God's will

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What was the disciples' reaction to Jesus' arrest?

They fled

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Who was released instead of Jesus?

Barabbas

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Who were the first witnesses of the resurrection?

Women

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What was the Emmaus recognition?

Breaking of the bread

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What is the only childhood story of Jesus?

Jesus in the Temple at age 12

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What was the turning point in Jesus' life?

His baptism

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What was the purpose of the desert temptation?

Clarify mission and obedience

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What was the temptation of bread?

Rejects using power for self

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What was the temptation of kingdoms?

Rejects political power

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What was the temptation of the Temple jump?

Rejects forcing God's hand

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What is the purpose of parables?

Reveal the Kingdom and provoke response

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Why are the Beatitudes surprising?

The suffering are called blessed

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What does 'Salt of the Earth' mean?

Disciples preserve and influence the world

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What does 'Light of the World' mean?

Disciples reveal God to others

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What did Jesus say about murder?

Anger also violates God's will

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What did Jesus say about adultery?

Lustful intent is sinful

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What did Jesus say about divorce?

Marriage is sacred

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What did Jesus say about oaths?

Always speak truth

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What did Jesus say about revenge?

Reject retaliation

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What did Jesus say about enemies?

Love as God loves

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What should we seek first?

God's Kingdom and righteousness

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Who enters the Kingdom?

Those who do God's will

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What title did Jesus use for himself?

Son of Man

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Why did the title 'Son of Man' confuse people?

It had multiple meanings

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What was the true enemy Jesus fought?

Sin and evil

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What strategy did Jesus reject?

Violence

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What action did Jesus take in the Temple?

Cleansed the Temple

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What is the meaning of Jesus' action in the Temple?

Condemned corruption and false worship

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What was the meal of the Last Supper?

Passover meal

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What is the meaning of the Last Supper?

Interpreted his death as sacrifice