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Chapter 36 Vocab

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Christianity A religion that follows Jesus Christ, son of God, who was put to death on a cross and rose from the dead.
baptize A ritual by which a person is welcomed into a religion.
Jesus Son of God, Messiah, leaader of Christian faith
Disciple A person who helps spread. the religious teachings of another
Constantine Roman emperor, had dream of Jesus before battle, saw cross, marked shields, won war
Parable A simple story that explains a moral or religious lesson
Judea Remote territory on eastern end of Mediterranean sea,Jesus birthplace
Crucify Death by being hung on a cross
Prefect A high official in ancient Rome
Resurrect Rising from the dead
New testament Writings of the Bible after Jesus birth, four gospels, Matthew Mark, Luke, John
missionary someone who tries to persuade others to believe in his or her religious teachings
Messiah a savior that many jews believed had been promised by god
Why was there unrest in Judea after it came under Roman Rule? groups of Jews rebelled against Roman control several times
How did the Roman prefect rule Judea? he kept order and made sure Judea paid money to Rome. social affairs were left to the public
What are the gospels? accounts of Jesus' life and teachings written by his four followers
Who wrote the gospels, and when did they write them? Matthew, mark, Luke, and John. 30-70 years after Jesus died
Where was Jesus born? in bethlehem in manger in stable
What did Jesus study as a child? Jewish law, religious writing, carpentry
Why was Jesus' baptism a turning point in his life? John the Baptist said he was Messiah.
What were the two most important laws? love God w/ all heart +soul, love neighbor as you love yourself.
Why did Jesus' teachings upset some people? Jesus not teaching jewish traditions, threat- stir up trouble.
Gospels An account of the life of Jesus Christ, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, good news
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