1. Mr. Korycinski AP World History
Christianity
and the
Jewish Diaspora
Mr. Korycinski AP World History

2. Christianity PowerPoint
By Mr. Korycinski

3. Introduction
During this PowerPoint, you will learn about Christianity and many of its key components.
Holy Grail
Cross

4. Stories of Origin/Important People
Jesus was the big figure in Christianity
Apostles spread word after Jesus died
Jesus performed miracles and was resurrected
Baptized by John the Baptist, Jesus’ cousin
Last Supper with Apostles
Jesus Christ & Lamb
Pontius Pilate

5. Core Beliefs Jesus Christ was the Messiah, son of God Abrahamic faith
Holy Trinity and monotheistic God
Jesus walks on water.
Jesus turns water into wine.
Jesus’ resurrection

6. Holy Writings Gospels: Mark, Matthew, Luke, & John
Old Testament (Jewish Biblical Text)
New Testament (Gospels & Others)
The Torah, the “Old” or the “Hebrew Testament”.
An artist’s version of the mythical dreams in the book of Revelation.
Luke, the writer of the third Gospel.

7. Symbols & Objects Cross: Sacrifice of Jesus’ body
Eucharist : Jesus’ body
Rosary, used to pray the “Hail
Mary”
The rosary, a prayer object.
Cross
Eucharist

8. Symbols & Objects (continued)
Dove of Peace
God’s spirit at Jesus’ baptism
Lamb of God
the taker of the sins
Linked Circles
the unity of God
Cross Keys
the keys of St. Peter
and the symbolic keys
to heaven.
The cross keys, dove of peace, and the Lamb of God.

9. Places of Worship Church or Chapel
Three famous Christian churches and chapels, including Notre Dame, Westminster Abbey, and Saint Chapelle.
Church or Chapel
Usually has a cross, altar, and holy water.
The holy water is to bless yourself with.
The cross is to represent the death place
of Jesus.
In many churches, there is an organ in the
back of the church.

10. Rites of Passage & Rituals
Baptism
when you are welcomed
into Christianity. This is
usually done by pouring
water on the head.
Matrimony
The agreement to stay
with someone for the
rest of their life.
Holy Orders
Death
Passage to heaven, hell,
or purgatory (eternal life).

11. Celebrations and Holidays
Christmas
Marking the day Jesus was born
from the Virgin Mary. There usually
is a big feast.
Lent
The time Jesus stayed in the desert
for 40 days to become a minister.
It is a time to give up something.
Easter
Celebration of Jesus’ resurrection
to forgive all of the world’s sins.
Another feast is held.
Three different celebrations and recognitions from these three holidays. (Christmas tree, Easter bunny and eggs, and Ash Wednesday.) Questions?

12. Celebrations & Holidays (continued)
Holy Week
The week containing Palm Sunday,
Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy
Saturday. This contained the
Last Supper, his crucifixion, and more.
Easter processions, one of many hundreds.

13. Roman Palestine

14. The Beginnings of Christianity in Bethlehem

15. Jesus’ Mission
Baptism
Agony in the Garden
Crucifixion

16. The Resurrection: The Church Triumphant

17. St. Paul: Apostle to the Gentiles

18. The Spread of Christianity

19. The Jewish Diaspora

20. The Jewish Revolt (66-70 C. E.)

21. Masada: Never Again!
Roman Encampment