Sacred Scripture Unit 2 - test review

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Evangelist

those who write the gospel

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Gospel

Good news

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Synoptic

similar (Matthew, Mark, Luke)

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Angel

Messegner

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Bethlehem

House of Bread

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What language is the word Bethlehem from?

Hebrew Language

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Rabbi

teacher (Hebrew word)

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Apostle

one who is sent forth (Greek Word)

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Disciple

follower

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Eucharist

Thanksgiving (Greek word)

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Gentile

Someone who is not Jewish

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What is the first type of miracle

Nature (ex: Jesus walking on water)

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What is the second type of a miracle

Exorcism

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What is the third type of a miracle

Physical Healing

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What is the fourth type of miracle

Raising of the Dead

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What did St. Augustine say about miracles?

He said that miracles are not a suspension of the laws of nature, but an intensification of them.

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What did John call miracles?

Signs

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What is a miracle a sign of?

Something amazing

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What miracle was in all four gospels?

The splitting of five loaves and two fish amongst 5,000 people

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What two important miracles happen only in John?

Wedding at Cana and Raising of Lazarus

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How are we like Peter?

Peter was sometimes doubtful about his faith, but he still had hope in Christ. Our own faith is tested in various situations, making it not perfect, but with our hope in Christ, he rescues us.

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What is the first purpose of miracles?

To strengthen our faith

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What is the second purpose of miracles?

Prove Jesus is the Messiah

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What is the third purpose of miracles?

Confirm Jesus is sent by God

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What is the fourth purpose of miracles?

The Kingdom of God is present in Jesus

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The Wedding at Cana only appears in which gospel?

John's gospel

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What is the Wedding at Cana an institution of?

Sacrament of Matrimony

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What is the wine a symbol of?

Joy and Sacredness

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What does the wine foreshadow?

When Jesus turns wine into his blood.

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Put the four gospels in order.

Mark, Luke, Matt & John

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Mark's gospel was targeted towards..?

A Gentile audience

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Matt's gospel was targeted towards..?

A Jewish audience

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Luke's gospel was targeted towards..?

A Gentile audience.

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John's gospel was targeted towards..?

It was for everyone, but he wrote to Gentiles.

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John knew Jesus..?

Personally

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How is John's gospel different from the others?

It was more spiritual

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What is Luke primarily written about?

Jesus' birth

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Matt knew Jesus..?

Personally (was an apostle)

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Matt focused on..?

Wise men

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Mark is the..?

Shortest of the gospels

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Mark is..?

simple and straightforward

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Mark's favorite word in his gospel?

immediately

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What book is the story of Lazarus in?

John's

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Lazarus was dead for _________ days.

Four

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If Jesus defied the Jewish Belief of awakening Lazarus before the fourth day..

People would've believed Lazarus was in a coma.

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Jesus is our ultimate __________

teacher

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Jesus tells the people that by untying Lazarus from the ropes that..

They are unbinding their sins

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Wedding at Cana is the..?

First miracle

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What is the writing style of the gospels?

Parables

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Where did Judas die?

Jerasulem

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Where does the phrase "Human nature can be tested & faltered, but that isn't a reason to give up" come from?

Peter's initial doubt, but ultimately, he follows God's will and is eventually saved by Jesus.