Prelims Flashcards

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Investigates the facts and evidences of the historical human Jesus including his words(teachings) and works (miracles).

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Historical Christology

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5 APPROACHES OF CHRISTOLOGY

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Ontological
Functional
Historical
Dogmatic
Christology from below and from above
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What does Christos mean?

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Messiah

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He was rebuked by Jesus for the way the world understood a Messiah.

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Peter

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Focuses on the being and nature of Jesus Christ fully human and fully divine in one person

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Ontological Christology

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Christology from below is also known as?

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ASCENDING CHRISTOLOGY

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Examines doctrines and pronouncements about Jesus in order to guide and enlighten the faith-experiences of his followers.

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DESCENDING CHRISTOLOGY

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Diaspora means?

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dispersion

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The study of the work that Jesus Christ achieved in the plan of salvation, rather than on who he was as a person.

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Functional Christology

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The study of Jesus viewed as the Messiah

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Christology

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Messiah is also known as?

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Anointed one

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Approaches the study of Jesus Christ according to the official teachings, doctrines and dogma of the Catholic Church

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Dogmatic Christology

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Ordered process of reflection on the nature and meaning of Jesus Christ

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Christology

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This Christology starts from human experiences of Jesus that believers can relate before systematic Christological doctrines and teaching of the Church in order to guide its believers and prepare them to understand and appreciate divine person.

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ASCENDING CHRISTOLOGY

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Command of auxiliary military units, full powers of criminal and civil jurisdiction, collection of imperial taxes

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PROCURATOR

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Christology from above is also known as?

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Descending

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This approach revisits past pronouncements and decrees by ecclesiastical authorities and ecumenical councils of Catholic church

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Dogmatic Christology

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They were known for their intellectual giants

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Greeks

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Examples of intellectual giants

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Socrates, Plato, Aristotle

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King Herod’s son

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Archelaus, Philip, Herod Antipas

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What territories did Herod Antipas inherit?

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Galilee, Perea

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This Christology starts from Jesus’ divinity as it is understood and preached by the Catholic Church.

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DESCENDING CHRISTOLOGY

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What territories did Philip inherit?

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Caesarea Philippi (North Galilee) Bethsaida Julias (East of Galilee)

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Territory of the mighty roman empire

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Palestine

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Ruler of Palestine
Idumean
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Ruler who displeased the Jews
Herod the Great
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Medium of Christianity as its official language
Latin
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What territories did Archelaus inherit?
Judea, Idumea, Samaria
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Discriminated and deprived of their fundamental right
Women
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Local tax collectors
Publicans
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This class is composed of poor people who suffer increasing poverty, and oppression. Majority of them are the Jewish Population (Woman, Children, Sick/ ill People, Public Sinners)
Marginalized lower class
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Jewish freedom fighters, during the latter's revolt against Roman Empire.
Zealots
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They are labeled as sinful, undeserving of god’s mercy and compassion
Prostitutes
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The main source of livelihood for the settlers near the sea of Galilee.
Fishing
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Palestine is also known as?
Land of Philistines
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Temple tax collectors
Levites
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They revolted against Rome (66-70 AD) but to no avail
Jewish people
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Highest Jewish Council
SANHEDRIN
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Properties of their fathers
children
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This social strata controls the society and is composed of the roman empire and its allies
Rich upper class
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They initiated the Jewish Rebellion and made their last stand in the fortress of Masada against the mighty Roman army.
Zealots (daggers)
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Capital of the Province of Galilee
TIBERIAS
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a written document where it indicates that only men had the right to divorce a woman.
KETUBBAH
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Tax collectors considered as corrupt
Publicans
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Known for its fertile land and sea, sea of Galilee
PROVINCE OF GALILEE
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3 Main crops of Palestine
Grains, olives and vines
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Northeastern shore of the sea of Galilee; means house of fishing
BETHSAIDA
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Hometown of Alexander the Great
Palestine
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Scholars believed, Jesus and his father Joseph may have visited the city to earn a living as stone Masons
SEPPHORIS
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Home province of Jesus
PROVINCE OF GALILEE
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Hebrew term that means “Circle of Gentiles
Ghil-ha-goyim
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North eastern part of Egypt and South of Ancient Syria
Palestine
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wealthy city in the first century
SEPPHORIS
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home town of Jesus
NAZARETH
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John 2: 1-12/ This is where the first miracle of Jesus which is turning of water into wine
CANA
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Northernmost province of Palestine
PROVINCE OF GALILEE
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Hebrew term Kefar Nahum means?
“Village of Nahum”
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Sole legitimate place for sacrificial worship
MOUNT GERIZIM
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This was a sharp contrast of what it is now –a progressive modern city
NAZARETH
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Jesus cursed this place because of failing to respond to the miracles performed by Jesus.
BETHSAIDA
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about menorthwest shore of Galilee
CAPERNAUM
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Center of Inter racial marriages
PROVINCE OF SAMARIA
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Hometown of Peter and headquarters of Galilean Ministry
CAPERNAUM
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once favored to be a place of Jesus’ miracles
BETHSAIDA
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Second temple by Herod the Great
PROVINCE OF JUDEA
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King David’s birthplace
BETHLEHEM
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This is where Jesus spoke to the destruction of the Temple
MOUNT OLIVES
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Major religious festivals and national events were held in this province
PROVINCE OF JUDEA
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Village where the risen Jesus walked with two of his disciples
EMMAUS
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Considered to be of less significance to the public ministry of Jesus
PROVINCE OF DECAPOLIS
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Two ornate palaces and constructed by Herod the Great
MASADA
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Religious and political capital of Palestine
PROVINCE OF JUDEA
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Hometown of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus
BETHANY
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The Place of Jesus' birth
BETHLEHEM
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Identified as town of a chief tax collector, Zacchaeus
Jericho
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This the place where Jesus underwent religious trial by the Sandhedrin
PROVINCE OF JUDEA
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The people of this place claims to be the descendants of Esau, Isaac’s son
PROVINCE OF IDUMEA
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The land across Jordan
PROVINCE OF PEREA
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In modern times, famous due to archeological discovery of ancient scrolls
QUMRAN