CHRISTIANITY Section B – Part 1: The Context. THE HOLY LAND  3 Provinces : Galilee, Samaria & Judea The Birthplace of Jesus:Bethlehem The Town where.

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CHRISTIANITY Section B – Part 1: The Context

THE HOLY LAND  3 Provinces : Galilee, Samaria & Judea The Birthplace of Jesus:Bethlehem The Town where Jesus grew up: Nazareth The River where Jesus was baptised: River Jordan The place where Jesus met his first disciples: Sea of Galilee The town where Jesus was arrested, put on trial, put to death & resurrected: Jerusalem

THE ROMAN EMPIRE  63 BC - Palestine conquered by the Romans  40 BC - Romans appointed Herod as King, because Herod was not a Jew he was not accepted by the Jews  8-4 BC - Birth of Jesus  1 AD - Pontius Pilate was made governor of the province of Judaea  AD - Jesus began his public ministry

JERUSALEM Palestine was under Roman rule, Pontius Pilate was the roman governor. The Jewish people had suffered many times under foreign rule Jews now had to obey Roman laws & pay a lot of taxes. The Romans however allowed the Jews to practice their religion & follow their own customs The Romans were interested in gaining power & wealth. While the Romans counted their coins the Jews awaited a Saviour, a Messiah!

ANCIENT JUDAISM  Abraham; Father of Judaism. God made a special and sacred promise (covenant) with Abraham, his people became the ‘chosen people’.  Slavery in Egypt; A famine breaks out in Canaan, and are forced into slavery in Egypt.  Moses; God called Moses to lead the people out of slavery and into the promise land.  Return to Canaan; The people return to Canaan. And win control again. The Kingdom of Israel is established  David; Becomes king of Israel, wins many battles and makes Jerusalem the capital city. His son Solomon builds the Temple in Jerusalem  The Prophets; Jews find it hard to keep Gods laws, God sends prophets ie Ezekiel to warn them. They do not listen

ANCIENT JUDAISM  Jerusalem Destroyed; The country is invaded and the Temple and the city of Jerusalem was destroyed. The people are taken away to Babylon  The Exile; The people worked like slaves in Babylon. They realised that they had deliberately turned away from God. They turned back to God, praying together on the Sabbath. They wrote down their laws and beliefs about God, and formed the Torah.  Return from Exile; Jews were set free and return to Jerusalem where they rebuilt the Temple and make a fresh start as rabbi’s start to teach how to practice their faith properly.  Foreign Rulers; Jews pray in local synagogues and try to practice their faith in the right way. Over the next 400 years, several foreign powers invade and take control of the country. The Romans invade Palestine in 63 BCE  The Messiah; The Jews long for a leader, a Messiah to set them free. They hope for someone like David, powerful, who will make their country a great Jewish kingdom.

THE JEWISH TEMPLE

 The Temple was the most sacred building for the Jewish people  There were area’s allocated according to your degree of Holiness  Women sat in the ‘Court of Women’ only  Men sat in the ‘Court of Israelites’  Only Priests were allowed to enter the ‘Court of Priests’ and the ‘Sanctuary’  At the heart of the Temple was the ‘Holy of Holies’, hidden behind a veil it was entered only once a year by the high priest on the Day of Atonement, when he prayed for forgiveness of his people

THE JEWISH TEMPLE  The Jews saw the Temple as the House of God  It was at the heart of their lives and many Jews visited it once a year during religious festival  The outer court ‘Court of Gentiles’ was a place of business where money was changed from Roman into Temple coins.  Birds & animals were for sale also, to be used as a sacrifice to God in the ‘Court of Priests’  Jesus came into conflict with the Jewish high priests when he became outraged in the ‘Court of Gentiles’ (Mark 11:15-19)

THE SYNAGOGUE  The Synagogue is at the centre of village & town life.  Every week the Jews attend on the Sabbath lasting about an hour. This is still in use today  Men & Women are separated & enter by different doors  Women sat in the gallery, men sat with their sons(13+)

THE SYNAGOGUE  A scroll with Jewish scripture was read and the rabbi talks about the readings  The scrolls are kept in the ARK, they are treated respectfully as they contain the word of God  A candle is always lighting in front of the ark  In front of the Ark there is a Menorah, a candelabrum with 7 branches

RELIGIOUS GROUPS

PHARISEES  Rejected Roman rule  Focused on practicing their religion  Educated laymen from ordinary families  Religious leaders of the synagogues  Placed importance on the Law of God  Very strict  Awaiting a Messiah who would be a king and would establish a peaceful kingdom in Palestine free from foreign rule

SADDUCEES  Accepted Roman rule  Co-operated with the Romans  Jews from wealthy families  Religious leaders of the Temple in Jerusalem  In charge of the Sanhedrin or Jewish court of law  Had the power to punish Jews who broke religious laws  Did not expect a Messiah

ZEALOTS  Rejected Roman rule  Refused to co-operate with the Romans  Revolutionaries  Believed Palestine was God’s gift to the Jewish people  Wanted Romans out at all costs – willing to go to war  Expected a Messiah who would be a military leader and help them rebel and overthrow the Romans

ESSENES  Refused to worship in the Temple  Believed the Jewish religion had been corrupted by outside influences  Retreated to remote parts of Palestine and set up monastic communities  Followed strict laws and did not mix with non-Jews  Rejected Roman rule but did not oppose it

THE SANHEDRIN  The Sanhedrin was the ruling council of the Jewish religion.  The Sanhedrin helped the Romans to govern Palestine.  It was made up of two rival groups: the Pharisees and the Sadducees.

MESSIANIC EXPECTATION  The Jewish people believed that they had a special relationship with God & were His ‘Chosen People’  They had experienced a troubled past & longed for a united & prosperous kingdom like they had under KING DAVID (O.T. Jewish King)  They waited for a Messiah(Anointed One) sent by God, a military leader, king like, to free them from Roman Rule and establish a new Jewish Kingdom