chap 1 - chap 5 Flashcards by PRINCESS OLELEH TIONGCO

The Catechism mentions that the Credo begins with the creation of heaven and
earth, signifying that creation is the foundation of all God’s works.

GOD IS CONSIDERED AS THE?

Creator of All

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The Catechism emphasizes that God is the “First and the Last,” the beginning and
the end of everything. This signifies that God is the?

Ultimate source and foundation of all existence,
both temporal and eternal.

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The Catechism emphasizes that the Father is the “_____ ____ ____ of the
Most Holy Trinity.”

first divine person

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The Catechism emphasizes that the Father is the “first divine person of the
Most Holy Trinity.” This signifies that the Father is the?____& ____ of the Son and the Holy Spirit.

the origin and source of the Son and the Holy
Spirit

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The Catechism emphasizes that the Credo begins with God the Father
because the Father is the _____ of the ______.

foundation of the Trinity

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The Importance of God the Father:

First Divine Person
Foundation of the Trinity

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God as the First and the Last:

Ultimate Source
Creator of All

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Faith: The Catechism emphasizes that our profession of faith begins with God
because he is the ultimate ______ of all things

foundation

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The Catechism emphasizes that our profession of faith begins with God
because he is the ultimate foundation of all things. This signifies that our faith in God is the
foundation for all other ______ & _____.

other beliefs and practices

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The Catechism emphasizes that our profession of faith begins with God because he is the ultimate foundation of all things. This signifies that our faith in God is the foundation for all other beliefs and practices. This serve as the?

-Foundation of Faith

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Meaning: “God saves”

Jesus

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This name reflects his central role as the savior of humanity. It emphasizes his
mission to redeem people from sin and bring them into a relationship with God.

Jesus

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Meaning: “Anointed One” (Messiah)

Christ

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This title signifies Jesus’ fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies about the coming
Messiah, who would be anointed by God to rule and bring salvation.

“Anointed One” (Messiah)

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Meaning: A unique and eternal relationship with God the Father.

Son of God

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Significance: This title highlights Jesus’ divine nature and his unique relationship with God.

Son of God

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Christians believe that Jesus is both _____________ and ______ _____, and that he is the only Son of the
Father.

fully God and fully human

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Meaning: Divine sovereignty.

Lord

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Confessing Jesus as “_____” signifies acknowledging his authority and divinity. It implies
submission and worship.

Lord

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The central belief is the Incarnation – God becoming human in the person of Jesus
Christ. This is known as?

the mystery

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The central belief is the ________ of ______ becoming human in the person of Jesus
Christ.

incarnation of God

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The passage explores the reasons behind God becoming human, salvation, revelation of love, model for living, sharing in his divine nature, two natures, jesus human nature, unity of natures & sacred heart of jesus.

Why God Became Human

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Jesus became human to reconcile humanity with God and offer salvation from sin
through his life, death, and resurrection. This signifies the _____ of all human.

Salvation

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The Incarnation demonstrates God’s love for humanity in the most tangible way
possible, as expressed in John 3:16 (“For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son”). This revealed the _____ of _________from God.

Revelation of Love

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Jesus’ life provides a model for a holy life, emphasizing love, forgiveness, and service. Jesus serve as the ______ of ______.

Model for Living

Through the Incarnation, Jesus makes it possible for humans to share in divine life.

- Sharing in Divine Nature

The passage emphasizes that Jesus is fully God and fully human, not a mixture of both. This refutes early heresies like Gnosticism (denying Jesus’ humanity) and Arianism (denying his full divinity).

- Two Natures

The passage clarifies that Jesus had a real human body, soul, intellect, and will. He experienced life as a human, though without sin.

- Jesus’ Human Nature

Jesus’ human nature is always united to his divine person. This means his actions, miracles, and teachings were done by the Son of God.

- Unity of Natures

The passage concludes by mentioning the Sacred Heart of Jesus, representing his love for humanity. His suffering and death demonstrate his ultimate sacrifice for the world’s salvation.

- Sacred Heart of Jesus

Gnosticism

(denying Jesus’ humanity)

Arianism

(denying his full divinity)

His suffering and death demonstrate his ultimate sacrifice for the?

world’s salvation

This phrase comes from the Nicene Creed, a foundational statement of Christian belief.

Conceived by the Power of the Holy Spirit, Born of the Virgin Mary

The phrase “conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit” emphasizes the miraculous nature of Jesus’ birth. The Holy Spirit, God’s active presence, played a role in bringing about Jesus’ life.

- Miraculous Conception

The phrase “born of the Virgin Mary” affirms the Virgin Birth, a central belief in Christianity. Mary, chosen by God, became pregnant while still a virgin.

- Virgin Birth

The Virgin Birth signifies _______ , ______ and the ______of God’s ways. It also fulfills Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah being born of a virgin.

purity, humility, and the mystery

This phrase expresses the belief in the Incarnation, God taking on human form in Jesus. It signifies that Jesus’ life, from its very beginning, was both extraordinary and meaningful for the world.

- Connecting the Divine and Human

The passage highlights Jesus’ example of holiness through his humble work in Nazareth, demonstrating that holiness can be found in everyday life.

- Holiness in Daily Life

The passage emphasizes Jesus’ role as the “Servant” from the beginning of his public life, dedicated to the redemptive work he would accomplish through his Passion.

- Jesus as the “Servant”

The passage describes Jesus’ triumph over Satan in the desert, demonstrating his commitment to the plan of salvation.

- Temptation in the Desert

The passage states that the kingdom of heaven was inaugurated on earth by Christ, with the Church serving as its seed and beginning.

- Inauguration of the Kingdom of Heaven

It strengthens the apostles’ faith in anticipation of Jesus’ Passion, foreshadowing his ascension to Calvary.

- Transfiguration

The passage emphasizes that Jesus willingly went to Jerusalem, knowing he would die a violent death because of the opposition of sinners.

- Voluntary Death

Jesus’ entry into_____symbolizes the coming of the kingdom and the fulfillment of his mission through his death and resurrection.

Jerusalem

The Catechism of the Catholic Church focuses on the central event of Christian faith: the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, known as the?

the Paschal Mystery

It is the core of the Christian message, proclaimed by the apostles and the Church to the world. It encompasses Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection.

- Paschal Mystery

The Catechism emphasizes that God’s plan for salvation was accomplished through the death of his Son, Jesus Christ. This event is seen as a “once for all” act of redemption.

- God’s Saving Plan

The Church emphasizes that Jesus’ suffering and death were foretold in the Bible and were necessary for his glory. This is referenced in Luke 24:26 (“Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things and enter into his glory?”).

- Interpretation of Scripture

: The Catechism notes that Jesus was rejected by Jewish leaders, who handed him over to the Romans for crucifixion. ________

- Rejection and Betrayal

The Catechism encourages examining the historical details of Jesus’ death, as presented in the Gospels and other historical sources, to better understand the meaning of the Redemption.

- Faithful Transmission

Jesus’ death is seen as a _____ ______, atoning for the sins of humanity and reconciling them with God.

redemptive act

Through his resurrection, Jesus triumphed over sin and death, offering hope for eternal life to all who believe in him.

- Victory Over Sin and Death

Meaning: The Catechism states that Jesus “descended into the lower parts of the earth.” This refers to a belief that after his death, Jesus went to the realm of the dead, often referred to as “hell” in Christian tradition.

Descent into Hell

The exact nature of this descent is a subject of theological debate. Some interpretations suggest that Jesus went to preach to the souls In the “_____________” (those who died before Christ’s resurrection), while others see it as a symbolic representation of his victory over death.

“limbo of the Fathers”

The Catechism emphasizes that Jesus’ descent into hell is connected to his resurrection. He “who descended is he who also ascended far above all the heavens.” This signifies that his descent was not a defeat but a necessary step towards his triumphant resurrection.

- Connection to Resurrection

The Apostles’ Creed, a foundational statement of Christian faith, confesses Jesus’ resurrection from the dead on the third day. This is a____ _____in Christianity, signifying Jesus’ victory over death and his divine power.

central belief

The Catechism emphasizes that Jesus’ resurrection is the source of new life. He “made life spring forth” from the depths of death. This signifies that through his resurrection, he offers the possibility of______ to all who believe in him.

eternal life

The descent into hell and the resurrection together offer a message of _____ & ______. They demonstrate that even in the face of death, there is the possibility of new life and victory.

- Hope and Salvation

Jesus’ resurrection is seen as a definitive_______ ____ ______. It signifies that death does not have the final word, and that through faith in Jesus, we can also experience eternal life.

triumph over death

- Hope and Salvation: The descent into hell and the resurrection together offer a message of hope and salvation. They demonstrate that even in the face of death, there is the possibility of____ _____ & _____

new life and victory

- Triumph Over Death: Jesus’ resurrection is seen as a definitive triumph over death. It signifies that death does not have the final word, and that through faith in____, we can also experience eternal life.

Jesus

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