midterm Flashcards
(26 cards)
a title used in the old testament for god, due to how jew believed calling him “god was sacrilegious.
Lord -
- a popular jewish name for Jesus’ day. It means “Yahweh saves” or “Yahweh is salvation
Jesus
- major source of information about Jesus, written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and contained in the New Testament, attributed to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. derived from the middle english word godspell, meaning “good news”.
Gospel
- the priestly aristocracy within ancient Judaism. The ______were willing to compromise with the Romans in politics, but they were willing to compromise with the Romans in politics, but they were conservative in religious matters (that is, they were not open to new developments in Jewish thought or to the oral traditions of the elders). There chief and religious rivals the pharisees.
Sadducees
- An influential and respected group within ancient Judaism. They were conservative in politics in that they refused to compromise their strict faithfulness to the covenant in order to gain political power. They were liberal in matters of religion in that they accepted the elders oral traditions regarding the Jewish Law, and this often added significantly to what was required by the written Law. The _______ tendency toward legalism put them in conflict with Jesus
Pharisees
- any person who is not of the Jewish faith
Gentile
- the essential teachings and practices that have emerged from the ongoing, lived faith of the Christian community
Tradition
- a title given to the authors of the Gospels - matthew, mark, luke and john
Evangelists
- A special agreement between the two parties, either as individuals or as communities.
Covenant
- Texts whose authors, prompted by the Holy Spirit, convey God’s revealed truth using their own abilities, wrds, and styles.
Inspired Text
The entire Christian Bible, composed of both the Old Testament and the New Testament.
Christian Scripture -
- In the New Testament any follower of Jesus’ teaching.
Disciple
- The deeper meaning that God intends to reveal to people through historical events
Religious Truth
- The authoritative list of sacred writings accepted officially as the scriptures for a religion.
Canon
In the New TEstament, a collection of seven letters: one attributed to James, two to Peter, three to John, and one to Jude.
Catholic Epistles -
- The title of the early Christians used for Jesus in order to confess their belief that he was the Messiah, the one sent from God, who would save them from oppression.
Christ
- The Hebrew name for God, translated as “I am who am” or “I am the One who is always present.”
YAHWEH
- A follower of Judaism
Jew
- In the time of Jesus, a scribe who taught in a synagogue
Rabbi
- A collective group of ancient tribes that made up the earliest ancestor of the Jewish people.
Hebrews
- To view with one eye
Synoptic
Name the synoptic Gospels?
Mathew, Mark, and Luke
What year did the Romans destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem?
70 ad
What is the order of the Gospels as they appear in the New Testament?
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John