C2- Beliefs and Sacred Texts Flashcards

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What does the Old Testament consist of

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39 books, written mostly in Hebrew. About God and Israel before the time of Jesus

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What does the New Testament consist of

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27 books, story of the incarnation of God. Mostly, they were written in Greek, the language of scholars at the time of Jesus

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What four things does the Old Testament consist of

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Law, History, Wisdom, and Prophecy

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History in the Old Testament

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This gives the History of the people of the Old Testament (Jews) e.g. the Book of Kings

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Law in the Old Testament

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The first 5 books in the Bible which give people the rules to live by (10 commandments in Exodus 20)

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Wisdom in the Old Testament

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This gives teachings about God and how to use our God-given talents (Psalms, Proverbs, Song of Songs)

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Prophecy in the Old Testament

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This section has the lives of the prophets who challenged people to stay faithful to God (Isaiah, Micah)

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What 4 things does the New Testament consist of

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Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Letters, and Revelation

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Gospels in the New Testament

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Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John- They tell the life of Jesus

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Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament

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Tells of the start of the early church up to about 60 AD

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Letters in the New Testament

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Written to early church communities by people such as St. Paul, and explain how to live as a Christian (first letter to the Corinthians)

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Revelation in the New Testament

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A book written by John which some believe describes the end of the world

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3 reasons the 10 commandments are important

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Given as a covenant to Jews, teaches Christians how to best honor God, and improve our relationship with him

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How are the 10 commandments divided

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6 about relationship, and 4 about God’s relationship with man, based on the first 6

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What is the greatest commandment

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When Jesus says this is the greatest commandment: To love God and love your neighbor “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind…you shall love your neighbor as yourself”

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What does omnipotent mean

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the belief that God is all-powerful

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What does omnibenevolent mean

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The belief that God is all-loving

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What does omniscient mean

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The belief that God is all-knowing

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What does omnipresent mean

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The belief that God is everywhere

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What is the trinity

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The Christian belief in one God (monotheism) but that God is also 3 persons in that one shared nature: father, son and holy spirit

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3 key points on trinity

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-God’s attributes are portrayed as separate figures/beings to show the complexity of who he is

-Jesus considered God to be a forever loving figure, and refers to him mostly as ‘father’

-We’re not meant to completely understand the Trinity, but rather to be known and loved by God