BMMS Ch. 12 Rome Nat Geo
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| Jesus | Jewish teacher whose ideas, life, and death are central to the Christian religion
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| Gospels | one of the first four books of the New Testament, describing the life and teachings of Jesus
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| disciple | one of Jesus' 12 closest followers
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| parables | stories with a moral
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| crucifixion | an execution by hanging on a cross
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| resurrection | a return to life after death
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| Beatitudes | blessings contained in Jesus' speech called the Sermon on the Mount
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| Gentile | a person who is not Jewish
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| persecute | to oppress or harass
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| Paul | the most important of the apostles who spread Jesus' teachings
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| missionary | a person who spreads his or her faith by converting others to his or her religion
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| Epistle | one of the letters, included in the New Testament, written by Jesus' apostles to early Christian churches to instruct them in Christian beliefs and practices
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| bishop | local leader of the church
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| pope | the bishop of Rome, the most important bishop in the Catholic Church
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| catholic | universal
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| creed | statement of beliefs
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| Trinity | union of three persons-Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit- in one God
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| Constantine | a Roman emperor who converted to Christianity after seeing a vision of a cross. He ended persecution of Christians
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| Edict of Milan | this made Christianity one of the empire's legal religions
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| Emperor Theodosius | the emperor who made Christianity Rome's official religion
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| Nero | Roman emperor who blamed and tortured Christians for a fire in Rome in 64 A.D.
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| sect | a religious or political group that is connected to a larger group but that has beliefs that differ greatly from those of the main group
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