CHAPTER 3 Flashcards

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was the Highest Jewish Council that primarily governed the religious affairs, preserved the beliefs and teachings, and safeguarded the practices and traditions of the Jews.

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Great Sanhedrin

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Sandhedrin cam from the Greek word sunedrion which means?

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Council

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Great Sanhedrin was composed of __ members – from the Sadducees, the Pharisees and the Scribes

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72

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was considered the leader of the Sanhedrin, originated from the Sadducean party

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High Priest

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they are subordinate to the supreme Sanhedrin and were found in the towns of Palestine.

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Local Tribunals

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The membership of the Local Tribunals varied from _______ to ________, according to the size of the male population of the place.

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3; 23

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a situation that aggravated the insecurity and fear of the Sadducees from losing the post where they collaborated with Rome and were hated by their own countrymen and looked upon them as traitors.

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Rome got involved for the appointment of Sanhedrin’s high priest

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Sects and Parties in the Sanhedrin

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Sadducees, Pharisees, Scribes

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they claimed to be spiritual heirs of Zadok

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Sadducees

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Sadducees is derived from the Greek Word ________ and its Hebrew equivalent __________ or tsaddiqim

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Saddoukaiou; Zaddukim

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All Sadducees were priest. True or False?

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False, they were generally regarded as belonging to the wealthy, aristocratic class of Jewish society

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an action that revealed the conservative attitude of Sadducees towards their religion

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they only believed in Torah but refuse to recognize the oral tradition of the Jews

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Their emergence was traced to the religious group known as the Hasideans

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Pharisees

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Pharisees were noted for the uncompromising observance of _____________.

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Judaic Law

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The Pharisees were laymen who sought above all to preserve the _________ from the contamination of foreign religion, and to this end insisted the strict separation from the Gentiles.

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Jews

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In Matthew 25, Jesus strongly condemned the Pharisees as ____________ and ____________

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“hypocrites”; “blind guides”

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he protected the early group of Christians during a trial by the Sanhedrin

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Gamaliel

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he was once a Pharisee

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Paul

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they were professional copyist who recorded commercial, royal, and religious tests and served as clerks, secretaries, and archivists at Israel’s royal court, and Temple

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Scribes

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Scribe is derived from the Greek Word grammateis, nomodidaschaloi which means

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teachers of the law

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They were often referred in the Gospel accounts as rabbi, teacher, due to their expertise in the interpretation of Jewish Law

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Pharisees

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They were opposed to the beliefs of the Sadducees but upheld the Pharisaic teachings

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scribes

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Rejected the existence of angels, truth or immortality, and ressurection

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Sadducees

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Only Zadokites can approach the altar of the Lord, who emphasized their inherited right to this role?

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Sadducees

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an educated group of people who had the capacity to read, and interpret the Jewish law in both oral and written ways.
Scribes
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Some members of the scribes were?
Pharisees
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foremost enemy of Jesus Christ during his public ministry, particularly in the interpretation of the Mosaic law and the nature of the incoming Messiah.
Pharisees
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They were the intense rival group of the Pharisees
Sadducees
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Sadducees sought to trap ____ by demanding a sign from heaven
Jesus
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who approached Jesus and told him that there is no resurrection?
Sadducees
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Sadducees were denounced by John the Baptist as?
Brood of vipers
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they accepted as Scripture the Prophets and Writings as well as the Pentatecuh
Pharisees
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Pharisees possessed a highly developed belief in?
angels and demons
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They taught at the synagogue preaching and teaching the Mosaic Law
Scribes
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They were also rejected by Jesus Christ for their hypocrisy, pride, and false witness
Scribes
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They believed in the existence of angels and afterlife
Pharisees
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Religious Factions Outside the Sanhedrin
Essenes, Baptists, Samaritans
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the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in Qumran led scholars to recognize the _______ whose existence can be traced as early as 2 BCE to 1 CE.
Essenes
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The Essenes emphasized a strong community life, observance of the Mosaic law, prayer and _______ on purity
strict ritual
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There were no records in the entire New Testament that Jesus interacted with the Essenes but a few modern theories insisted that Jesus must have encountered the Essenes because of their similae emphasis on the end of ______.
Time
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They were followers of John the Baptist
Baptists
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the Baptists called people to metanoia which means?
change of heart
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Why did the Baptists call people to metanoia/repentance?
served as a preparation for the coming of the prophesied Messiah
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he deported the population of the city of Samaria and the surrounding region and settled new colonists in their place
King Sargon
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When did King Sargon invade the Northen Israel?
722 BC
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The king of Assyria brought people from these places to the City of Samaria? (BCAHS)
Babylon, Cuthat, Ava, Harnath, Serpharvaim
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The new inhabitants of Samaria continued to worhsip their native gods, but also worshipped the Lord as their?
local god
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They worshipped in Mount Gerizim
Samaritans
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they were called as the Teacher of Righteousness
Essenes
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Baptists used water for baptism as a symbol of ?
cleansing from their sins
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There was not much indication that Jesus interacted with the ________.
Baptists
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They anticipated a cosmic war between good and evil, between the sons of light against the sons of darkness-- an allusion to the_________.
Essenes; apocalypse
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Essenes expected 2 messiahs a __________ and a ___________ messiah.
priestly; kingly
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they only considered the 5 books of Moses as the Sacred Scripture
Samaritans
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Who rejected the Jewish law and precept?
Samaritans
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The mainline Jews hated Samaritans as ___________ because of their worship of pagan gods, and considered them as ritually unclean due to intermarriage with the pagan Assyrians.
idolatrous
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the only one among the ten healed by Jesus who returned and thanked him
Samaritan leper
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In what gospel did Jesus encounter a Samaritan woman and talked to her, asked water from her that shocked the Samaritan woman?
gospel of John
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2 Religious Places
Temple and Synagogue
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served as the central place of worship, locus of offering sacrifice, and house of prayer for the Jews
temple
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the first temple was built by?
Solomon
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the first temple was destroyed by the?
Chaldeans
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second temple was erected by?
Zerubbabel
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second temple was profaned by the?
Syrians
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He began the magnificent restoration of the second temple
Herod the Great
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the central sanctuary of the templs was constructed from massive blocks of _____________, and many parts of it were overlaid with _____ and _______.
masonry, gold, silver
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the temple claimed to be the only place where Jews could __________________ to God.
offer sacrifices
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Temple of Courts include: (HPIWG)
1. Holy of Holies 2. Court of Priests 3. Court of Israelites 4. Court of Women 5. Court of the Gentiles
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the most sacred space of the temple; the ark of the Covenant is placed; the presence of the Lord is believed to reside
Holy of Holies
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It is where the Jewish priests make their ritual at the altar of sacrifice.
Court of Priests
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It is the place where lay Jewish male can assist the priest at the services
Court of Israelites
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It is only intended for Jewish Women; if a Non-Jew enters this court, he/she could be punished/ sentenced to death
Court of Women
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15 steps away from the court for women; meant for buying and selling
Court of the Gentiles
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the only person who can visit the Holy of Holies once a year
High Priest
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served as singers, doorkeepers, and also as a king of police force
Levites
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It started after the destruction of the Jerusalem temple during the Babylonian invasion
Synagogue
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The synagogue was not a place of offering but rather a place of?
prayer and instruction
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what event is when the Jews gather to listen, and reflect on readings and commentary of Torah in public?
Sabbath Celebrations
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it served as venue in settling religious disputes and imposing disciplinary measures in order to ensure order and fidelity to Jewish tradition and teaching
synagogue
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Government was in the hands of the?
Synagogue Elders
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what is the duty of the government?
enforce discipline by lashing and expulsion
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Men and Women are separated during the synagogue liturgy. True or False
True
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The worshippers are faced toward _______ and _________
Jerusalem; Holy of Holies
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Important Jewish Days and Festivals
Sabbath Rest Feast of Passover or Pesah Feast of Pentecost Feast of Dedication or Hanukkah
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is a weekly observance
Sabbath Rest
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are celebrated once a year
Feast of Passover (Pesah) Feast of Pentecost Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah)
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In Exodus _______, the Sabbath law was made, and became part of the covenant between God and Israel
20:8-11
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Sabbath observance strictly prohibited all forms of work for it is a time of?
rest and prayer
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Various regulations for Sabbath Day includes?
cooking plowing and reaping gathering of wood lighting a fire trading and bartering loading animals
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the preceding day of Sabbath Day was known as
the day of preparation
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Sabath was made for man not Man made for the Sabbath. What verse is this?
Mark 2.27-8
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commemorates the liberation of the Hebrews from the bondage of slavery in Egypt when the angel of death passed over the Israelite household, and spared their firstborn from death
Feast of the Passover/ Pesah
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Passover Feast is held as the _______ among all Jewish Feast
holiest
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According to the Gospel of John, Jesus Died on the day of the Passover-- an event that symbolically, and theologically embodied Jesus as the __________________ who was sacrificed for the atonement of sins
Paschal Lamb
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what feast is 50 days after Passover
Feast of Penteconst
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Feast of Pentecost is known as the ?
Feast of Week/ Feast of Harvest/ Day of the First Fruits
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Feast of Pentecost commemorates the giving of the Law on __________
Mount Sinai
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In Christian celebration, Pentecost commemorate the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles which enabled them to speak in _________________ and made them courageous in their preaching about the risen Christ.
various tongues
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commemorates the rededication of the temple in 164 BC after it was desecrated by the Syrian Greeks.
Feast of Dedication or Hanukkah
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the temple was desecrated by the Syrian Greeks in particular by?
Antiochus IV Epiphanes