Religion 10 Unit 3 Review!
How is Jesus “the way”? Jesus is the WAY to the Father, the WAY to eternal life…the path to salvation.
How is Jesus “the truth”? Jesus is the truth because He tells us about God and His plan for salvation. He is the Truth we need to know to have eternal life. He speaks above the lies of this world to tell us what is REAL.
How is Jesus “the life”? Jesus is eternal life…He died so that we would not be dead in our sin, but live forever with God.
What event is the beginning of Jesus’s public ministry? His Baptism in the Jordan River
How does Jesus’ Baptism foreshadow his Death? When He is baptized, He is publicly showing that He accepts His mission as Savior of the World.
What does the word Kenosis mean? Self-emptying.
What is the only aspect of humanity that Jesus did not experience? Sinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
True or False: because Jesus is God, He was able to handle temptation easier than we are. FALSE! His divinity did not make temptation any easier.
What are the three temptations that Jesus experienced in the desert? Food (physical needs) Power Testing God Food (physical needs) Power Testing God
Name two of the five messages of the Kingdom of God. The time is fulfilled! The Kingdom of God is at hand! Repent! Believe! GOOD NEWS! The time is fulfilled! The Kingdom of God is at hand! Repent! Believe! GOOD NEWS!
Why is the Gospel good news “with a twist”? People do not always like the message of the Gospel because it challenges them to change their lives.
How does Jesus’ life show that preaching the Gospel is a dangerous business? It creates many enemies for Him and eventually gets Him killed.
Why did Jesus perform miracles? To show the power of God and increase people’s faith that Jesus is the Messiah…the Kingdom of God is IN HIM!
What is a parable? An image or comparison that invites the reader to make a choice about the Kingdom of God/ teaches a lesson about the Kingdom of God.
Why did Jesus teach using parables? To help people understand better through metaphors and similes that related to their lives. To make them THINK! To help people understand better through metaphors and similes that related to their lives. To make them THINK!
Name 4 of the 7 Corporal Works of Mercy Feed the hungry Give drink to the thirsty Clothe the naked Visit the sick Visit the imprisoned Shelter the homeless Bury the dead Feed the hungry Give drink to the thirsty Clothe the naked Visit the sick Visit the imprisoned Shelter the homeless Bury the dead
Who was instrumental in forming the Catholic Social Teaching of the Church? Pope Leo XIII
Who did the person from the former question say deserves “preferential option”? The poor
We are created in the image of God, who is a _____________ Communion of Love. Triune
Because of this type of love in which we are created, we are made with a desire to live in __________________. Community
Jesus is the ____________ Son of God, meaning He is God made flesh. Incarnate
What was Jesus’ first miracle? Turning water into wine at the Wedding at Cana
How did Jesus’ first miracle foreshadow the Last Supper? Water into wine Wine into blood
Who played an instrumental role in Jesus’ first miracle? Mary, His Mother Bonus: HOW did she play an important role? Mary, His Mother Bonus: HOW did she play an important role?
Who played an instrumental role in Jesus’ first miracle? Mary, His Mother Bonus: HOW did she play an important role? Mary, His Mother Bonus: HOW did she play an important role?
The ______________ is the event when Jesus revealed His glorified body to Peter, James, and John on the mountain of Tabor. Transfiguration
The event where Jesus appeared to these three disciples was a ___________, or appearance of God. Theophany
Jesus refers to himself as ______ of _______ in the Gospels, a phrase that meant “ideal human” in the ancient world. Son of Man
How did Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem foreshadow His ultimate triumph? People treated Him as royal: donkey, coats, palms “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord, HOSANNA!” People treated Him as royal: donkey, coats, palms “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord, HOSANNA!”
What is a sacrament? A visible sign of God’s invisible grace. An “efficacious sign of grace” A visible sign of God’s invisible grace. An “efficacious sign of grace”
What are the three Sacraments of Initiation? Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist
Why are they called Sacraments of Initiation? They lay the foundation (initiate) our life in the Church.
What are the two Sacraments of Healing? Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick
Why are they called Sacraments of Healing? They both heal us, one heals our relationship with God, one heals (hopefully) our body. BOTH provide healing for our soul.
What are the two Sacraments of Vocation? Marriage and Holy Orders
Why are they called Sacraments of Vocation? They prepare us for our major calling in life.
What event did the Last Supper represent from the Old Testament? The Passover: Year-old lamb Without blemish Blood on the door The Passover: Year-old lamb Without blemish Blood on the door
The Eucharist is the _________ and __________ of Catholic life. Source and summit
The Eucharist truly transforms from bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ. This is called _____________________. Transubstantiation!