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Chi-Rho
Letters of Christ
Used by Constantine
resulted in the legalisation of Christianity
Ichtus
Acronym used when Christians where being persecuted
Jesus
Christ
Theos(God)
Haios(son)
S-Saviour
“I will make you fishers of men”
Alpha Omega
A reference to a quote said by Jesus
“I am the Alpha and Omega”
Jesus Christ is eternal
Why we use symbols
Conveying beliefs directing mind to something else
“We need signs and symbols to perceive and describe spiritual and interior realities”Youcat
Crucifix
Reminder of Jesus’ death
Redemption
Represented in different ways emphasising different aspects
How incarnation influences artwork
God took on human limitations, depicting those human limitations/qualities
Man of all people depicted as all races
Can help people focus
“Whoever venerates an image venerates the person within it” Catechism
“Turning men’s mind devoutly towards God”
Different attitudes to art and depictions
“You shall not make yourself an idol” 10 commandments
Distract from the divinity of Christ
Some worship the statue mistaking it for God
Visitation to Joseph(Matthew)
Stresses Jesus was born of a virgin and conceived by God
Written for a Jewish audience focuses on the role of the man
Jesus shown as son of God(Name chosen by God)
Joseph willing to obey God’s plan
“He will save the people from their sins
Annunciation to Mary(Luke)
Jesus was a unique gift of God
Only could occur with the expressed consent of Mary
Free will
“let it be according to your word”
“In your brief response we are remade”
John
“The word was with God”-There is a distinction between the two
“The word became flesh”-God took on human nature
“In the beginning was the word”-Jesus is eternal
Son of man
Human taken up heavenly court
Someone with special authority from God
“The son of man must undergo great suffering” -Mark
Son of man has authority on earth to forgive sins
Son of God
Raised from the dead
Echoes Moses
Hypostatic union
“Are you the son of the blessed one”
Fully man and fully God
Characteristics if both
can perform miracles
has human limitations
“After 3 days he will rise again” Mark
Jesus fulfils the law
New understanding of the law
‘I do not think I have come to abolish the law I have came to fulfil it’
Beatitudes
Jesus as lawgiver
“Blessed are the merciful, they will receive mercy”
“Blessed are those who mourn, they shall be comforted”
“Blessed are the peacemakers, they are children of God
Parable of Sheep and goats
Any who claim to follow God must help others
Church tradition
2000 year old heritage helping Christians understand God
St Irenaeus against heresy
Son was with the father
son spoke through the prophets
through the word humanity receives grace
qualities valued in people are present in Jesus
‘He revealed God to men and presented men to God.’
Dei Verbum
Jesus is sent among his people
God is revealed in Jesus defeating sin bringing salvation
a man to men.’ Dei Verbum 4
Verbum domini
Word of God deliberately limited
fully in tune with the will of God
He became a child, so that the word could be grasped by us.’ Verbum Domini 12
Sacramental nature of reality
Through the incarnation God and man are united
Baptism
Washes away sin-becomes child of God
reconciliation
heals soul-rejecting areas in life that damage relationship with God
Holy Communion
Body and blood of Christ-enables user to grow in God’s love
Confirmation
Fulfils baptismal promises-faith is strengthened
Holy orders
representing Christon earth-commits to God
Marriage
bring people together- love of God active in their life
Anointing of the sick
gives peace-made aware of love of Christ
Sacraments
Outward sig of inward grace ordained by Jesus Christ giving grace to our souls