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Christianity, Judaism, and Islam

Christianity The first _____ books of the New Testament are called the __________. These books describe the _______ and ________ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of ____. He selected _______________ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __________. These books describe the _______ and ________ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of ____. He selected _______________ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __Gospel__. These books describe the _______ and ________ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of ____. He selected _______________ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __Gospel__. These books describe the __life _ and ministry_ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of ____. He selected _______________ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __Gospel__. These books describe the __life _ and ministry_ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of _30_. He selected _______________ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __Gospel__. These books describe the __life _ and ministry_ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of _30_. He selected _12 disciples _ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _______ and performed ________.

Christianity The first __4__ books of the New Testament are called the __Gospel__. These books describe the __life _ and ministry_ of Jesus. Jesus began his ministry at the age of _30_. He selected _12 disciples _ to help him. They traveled the surrounding area while Jesus _taught and performed _miracles.

Christianity B. After ___ years, Jesus was __________ when the Jewish religious leaders brought him before ________ for the crime of claiming to be _____. Christians believe Jesus died on ________, was buried, and ____________________ on Sunday.

Christianity B. After _3_ years, Jesus was _crucified__ when the Jewish religious leaders brought him before _Pilate _ for the crime of claiming to be _God_. Christians believe Jesus died on ________, was buried, and ____________________ on Sunday.

Christianity B. After _3_ years, Jesus was _crucified__ when the Jewish religious leaders brought him before _Pilate _ for the crime of claiming to be _God_. Christians believe Jesus died on _ Friday _, was buried, and _ rose from the dead _ on Sunday.

Christianity C. After Jesus’ resurrection, the ___________ began to preach the teachings of Jesus, claiming he was the ____________ and the _________. Despite sometimes intense _____________, the Christian religion continued to spread throughout the ____________________.

Christianity C. After Jesus’ resurrection, the _ disciples _ began to preach the teachings of Jesus, claiming he was the _ Son of God _ and the _ Messiah_. Despite sometimes intense _____________, the Christian religion continued to spread throughout the ____________________.

Christianity C. After Jesus’ resurrection, the _ disciples _ began to preach the teachings of Jesus, claiming he was the _ Son of God _ and the _ Messiah_. Despite sometimes intense _ persecution _, the Christian religion continued to spread throughout the _ Mediterranean area _.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _______ and ___________. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _____________________. Easter is proceeded by ____, a forty-day period of _______, prayer and __________. The last week of Lent is called _________, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the _______________, ___________, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with ____________. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the ______________.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _Easter_ and _Christmas _. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _____________________. Easter is proceeded by ____, a forty-day period of _______, prayer and __________. The last week of Lent is called _________, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the _______________, ___________, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with ____________. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the ______________.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _Easter_ and _Christmas _. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _ resurrection of Jesus _. Easter is proceeded by ____, a forty-day period of _______, prayer and __________. The last week of Lent is called _________, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the _______________, ___________, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with ____________. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the ______________.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _Easter_ and _Christmas _. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _ resurrection of Jesus _. Easter is proceeded by Lent , a forty-day period of _fasting , prayer and repentance . The last week of Lent is called _________, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the _______________, ___________, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with ____________. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the ______________.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _Easter_ and _Christmas _. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _ resurrection of Jesus _. Easter is proceeded by Lent , a forty-day period of _fasting , prayer and repentance . The last week of Lent is called Holy Week, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the Lord’s Last Supper, Good_Friday, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with Easter Sunday. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the ______________.

Christianity Major Christian Holidays include _Easter_ and _Christmas _. Easter is a holiday celebrating the _ resurrection of Jesus _. Easter is proceeded by Lent , a forty-day period of _fasting , prayer and repentance . The last week of Lent is called Holy Week, it includes Holy Thursday, which commemorates the Lord’s Last Supper, Good_Friday, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, and ends with Easter Sunday. Christmas is a holiday celebrating the __birth of Jesus .

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other ____ before me. Do not make any _____. Do not take the _____ name in vain. Remember the ________ and keep it ____. Honor your ______ and ______. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any _____. Do not take the _____ name in vain. Remember the ________ and keep it ____. Honor your ______ and ______. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the _____ name in vain. Remember the _______ and keep it ____. Honor your ______ and ______. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the _______ and keep it ____. Honor your ______ and ______. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your ______ and ______. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not ______. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not murder. Do not _______________. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not _____. Do not give _______________ against your ________.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not _steal. Do not give _______________ against your ________. Do not _____.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not _steal. Do not give _false_testimony_ against your _neighbor. Do not _____.

The Ten Commandments Do not have any other gods before me. Do not make any idols. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Honor your _father and mother. Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not _steal. Do not give _false_testimony_ against your _neighbor. Do not covet_.

Judaism A. The Torah (___________________) teaches that the ______ people are descendants of Abraham and his son _____. Long after the time of Abraham, his descendants moved to _____ to escape ______ in their land. While in Egypt they became ________. After centuries of ___________, the Hebrews were released by Pharaoh after enduring __________ and were led out of Egypt by _____.

Judaism A. The Torah (_1st 5 books of Moses_) teaches that the Hebrew people are descendants of Abraham and his son Isaac_. Long after the time of Abraham, his descendants moved to _____ to escape ______ in their land. While in Egypt they became ________. After centuries of ___________, the Hebrews were released by Pharaoh after enduring __________ and were led out of Egypt by _____.

Judaism A. The Torah (_1st 5 books of Moses_) teaches that the Hebrew people are descendants of Abraham and his son Isaac_. Long after the time of Abraham, his descendants moved to Egypt to escape famine in their land. While in Egypt they became ________. After centuries of ___________, the Hebrews were released by Pharaoh after enduring __________ and were led out of Egypt by _____.

Judaism A. The Torah (_1st 5 books of Moses_) teaches that the Hebrew people are descendants of Abraham and his son Isaac_. Long after the time of Abraham, his descendants moved to Egypt to escape famine in their land. While in Egypt they became enslaved_. After centuries of ___________, the Hebrews were released by Pharaoh after enduring __________ and were led out of Egypt by _____.

Judaism A. The Torah (_1st 5 books of Moses_) teaches that the Hebrew people are descendants of Abraham and his son Isaac_. Long after the time of Abraham, his descendants moved to Egypt to escape famine in their land. While in Egypt they became enslaved_. After centuries of persecution_, the Hebrews were released by Pharaoh after enduring 10 plagues_ and were led out of Egypt by Moses.

Judaism B. On ________, God gave Moses the _________________, meant to guide the conduct of God’s people, and initiate a solemn ________ with this people. The people would eventually make their way to the land of ______ (______).

Judaism B. On Mt. Sinai_, God gave Moses the 10_Commandments, meant to guide the conduct of God’s people, and initiate a solemn covenant with this people. The people would eventually make their way to the land of ______ (______).

Judaism B. On Mt. Sinai_, God gave Moses the 10_Commandments, meant to guide the conduct of God’s people, and initiate a solemn covenant with this people. The people would eventually make their way to the land of Canaan (_Israel_).

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish ________. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _______, roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the __________________). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the __ day of Tishrei. This is the ________________. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego ____ and _____, do no ____ and ______ for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _______, roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the __________________). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the __ day of Tishrei. This is the ________________. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego ____ and _____, do no ____ and ______ for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _Tishrei , roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the _phases of the moon ). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the __ day of Tishrei. This is the ________________. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego ____ and _____, do no ____ and ______ for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _Tishrei , roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the _phases of the moon ). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the 10th day of Tishrei. This is the ________________. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego ____ and _____, do no ____ and ______ for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _Tishrei , roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the _phases of the moon ). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the 10th day of Tishrei. This is the Day_of_Atonement. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego ____ and _____, do no ____ and ______ for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _Tishrei , roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the _phases of the moon ). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the 10th day of Tishrei. This is the Day_of_Atonement. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego food and drink , do no work and repent for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _______ in Egypt.

Judaism C. Major Jewish Holidays: * Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the first and second days of the Hebrew month _Tishrei , roughly the middle of September to the middle of October. (Hebrew religious calendar is based on the _phases of the moon ). * Yom Kippur takes place shortly after Rosh Hashanah on the 10th day of Tishrei. This is the Day_of_Atonement. From sundown, to sundown of the following day, believers forego food and drink , do no work and repent for misdeeds of the past year. * Passover honors the delivery of the Jewish people from _slavery in Egypt.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to ____ and its ___________ for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both __________ and have ____________ (such as ______________), and are killed in accordance with special ____________ procedures (removal of all traces of _____). _______ is considered kosher if the animals have scales and ____. _______ is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. _____ products may not be eaten with ____. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both __________ and have ____________ (such as ______________), and are killed in accordance with special ____________ procedures (removal of all traces of _____). _______ is considered kosher if the animals have scales and ____. _______ is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. _____ products may not be eaten with ____. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both _chew a cud and have _cloven hoofs (such as _sheep and cows ), and are killed in accordance with special _slaughtering procedures (removal of all traces of blood ). _______ is considered kosher if the animals have scales and ____. _______ is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. _____ products may not be eaten with ____. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both _chew a cud and have _cloven hoofs (such as _sheep and cows ), and are killed in accordance with special _slaughtering procedures (removal of all traces of blood ). Seafood is considered kosher if the animals have scales and fins . _______ is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. _____ products may not be eaten with ____. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both _chew a cud and have _cloven hoofs (such as _sheep and cows ), and are killed in accordance with special _slaughtering procedures (removal of all traces of blood ). Seafood is considered kosher if the animals have scales and fins . _Poultry is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. _____ products may not be eaten with ____. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both _chew a cud and have _cloven hoofs (such as _sheep and cows ), and are killed in accordance with special _slaughtering procedures (removal of all traces of blood ). Seafood is considered kosher if the animals have scales and fins . _Poultry is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. Dairy products may not be eaten with meat. Separate cooking and ________________ are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Judaism D. Kosher is a set of standards that applies to food and its _preparation for Jews. Meat that is Kosher comes from animals that both _chew a cud and have _cloven hoofs (such as _sheep and cows ), and are killed in accordance with special _slaughtering procedures (removal of all traces of blood ). Seafood is considered kosher if the animals have scales and fins . _Poultry is kosher if slaughtered and prepared the same as meat. Dairy products may not be eaten with meat. Separate cooking and __serving utensils are required for dairy and non-dairy meals.

Islam The Islamic religion was founded by the ________________. At the age of 40 he retired to the ______ to ________ on the ________________. Here he experienced a series of revelations about a single, ________________ -Allah- ______________________. He returned to Mecca and announced that he had been chosen to be ______________.

Islam The Islamic religion was founded by the Prophet Muhammad. At the age of 40 he retired to the ______ to ________ on the ________________. Here he experienced a series of revelations about a single, ________________ -Allah- ______________________. He returned to Mecca and announced that he had been chosen to be ______________.

Islam The Islamic religion was founded by the Prophet Muhammad. At the age of 40 he retired to the desert_ to _meditate_ on the _meaning of life _. Here he experienced a series of revelations about a single, ________________ -Allah- ______________________. He returned to Mecca and announced that he had been chosen to be ______________.

Islam The Islamic religion was founded by the Prophet Muhammad. At the age of 40 he retired to the _desert to meditate on the __meaning of life___. Here he experienced a series of revelations about a single, __all powerful God_ -Allah- __creator of the universe . He returned to Mecca and announced that he had been chosen to be ______________.

Islam The Islamic religion was founded by the Prophet Muhammad. At the age of 40 he retired to the _desert to meditate on the __meaning of life___. Here he experienced a series of revelations about a single, __all powerful God_ -Allah- creator of the universe . He returned to Mecca and announced that he had been chosen to be “messenger of God”.

Islam The word Islam means _____ and __________. After Muhammad’s death, Muslim armies conquered Syria, Egypt, ____ and ____. A civilization was created with its own religion, ____, and ________.

Islam The word Islam means peace and _submission. After Muhammad’s death, Muslim armies conquered Syria, Egypt, ____ and ____. A civilization was created with its own religion, ____, and ________.

Islam The word Islam means peace and _submission. After Muhammad’s death, Muslim armies conquered Syria, Egypt, _Iraq and Iran . A civilization was created with its own religion, ____, and ________.

Islam The word Islam means peace and _submission. After Muhammad’s death, Muslim armies conquered Syria, Egypt, _Iraq and Iran . A civilization was created with its own religion, laws , and language .

Islam G. Muslims came to live by a code of behavior based on ___________ teachings, and on the word of God as found in the Holy Book of Islam, the ______________.

Islam G. Muslims came to live by a code of behavior based on Mohammad’s teachings, and on the word of God as found in the Holy Book of Islam, the _Koran or Quran_.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the ___________. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his _________.” 2. Prayer: ___ times a day. Believers are called from ________. Most important prayer meeting is on ______, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a ______.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the Koran/Quran_. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his _________.” 2. Prayer: ___ times a day. Believers are called from ________. Most important prayer meeting is on ______, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a ______.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the Koran/Quran_. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his messenger.” 2. Prayer: ___ times a day. Believers are called from ________. Most important prayer meeting is on ______, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a ______.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the Koran/Quran_. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his messenger.” 2. Prayer: _5_ times a day. Believers are called from ________. Most important prayer meeting is on ______, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a ______.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the Koran/Quran_. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his messenger.” 2. Prayer: _5_ times a day. Believers are called from minarets . Most important prayer meeting is on ______, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a ______.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Expression of faith stated in the Koran/Quran_. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his messenger.” 2. Prayer: _5_ times a day. Believers are called from minarets . Most important prayer meeting is on _Friday, when the entire Muslim community gathers to worship in a mosque.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her ______ to the ____. Fasting during the month of _______, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from ____ to ____. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _______. In no country is it __________.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her wealth to the poor . Fasting during the month of _______, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from ____ to ____. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _______. In no country is it __________.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her wealth to the poor . Fasting during the month of Ramadan, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from ____ to ____. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _______. In no country is it __________.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her wealth to the poor . Fasting during the month of Ramadan, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from dawn to dusk. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _______. In no country is it __________.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her wealth to the poor . Fasting during the month of Ramadan, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from dawn to dusk. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _illegal . In no country is it __________.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam Almsgiving requires that each Muslim give part of his or her wealth to the poor . Fasting during the month of Ramadan, the 9th month of the Muslim calendar. No food or drink is consumed from dawn to dusk. In many Muslim countries, breaking the fast is _illegal . In no country is it _acceptable.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam 5. Pilgrimage to Mecca, the most important ________________ of Islam. Making this journey at least once in a ________ is the ____ of all Muslims, provided they can afford it.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam 5. Pilgrimage to Mecca, the most important __religious center of Islam. Making this journey at least once in a ________ is the ____ of all Muslims, provided they can afford it.

Islam Five Pillars of Islam 5. Pilgrimage to Mecca, the most important __religious center of Islam. Making this journey at least once in a _lifetime is the _duty of all Muslims, provided they can afford it.