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Origins of Christian
Question | Answer |
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the smallest country in the world; also the location (in Rome, Italy) for the headquarters of the Catholic Church | Vatican City |
Greek word for savior or messiah | Christos |
stories used by Jesus to teach lessons; earthly stories with heavenly meanings | parables |
the name taken by Saul after his conversion to Christianity | Paul |
letters written by the Apostle Paul to the newly-established churches in regions around the Mediterranean Sea | epistles |
paper made from the skins of animals such as sheep and cows | parchment |
ancient Roman form of execution that involved putting someone to death on a cross | crucifixion |
Michelangelo's famous sculpture of Mary holding her dead son, Jesus, after his crucifixion | Pieta |
considered a patriarch, or founding father, by Christians, Jews, and Muslims | Abraham |
the head of the Catholic Church | Pope |
the religion that Christianity comes from | Judaism |
Christians believe God offers this when they confess their sins (wrong deeds, words, and thoughts) to God and are truly sorry | forgiveness |
the term for a spirit being (like God) taking on human form | incarnation |
a world-wide symbol of the Christian faith for both Catholics and Protestants | cross |
chief spirit of evil and the adversary (enemy) of God; a being whom Chrisians believe was once an angel in heaven named Lucifer--who woul later become the devil | Satan |
followers of Jesus, especially the twelve men who traveled and lived with Jesus as he ministered to | disciples |
the place where Christians believe people go after they die if they have put their faith in Jesus Christ and received forgiveness for their sins | heaven |
a place of fire and misery thar Christians believe is the eternal home of those who do not put their faith in Jesus Crist | hell |
heavenly beings who serve God as helpers and messengers | angels |
evil beings that Christians believe were once angels in heaven but left to follow Lucifer, or, the devil | demons |
the concept of one God who manifests himself in three ways: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit | trinity |
the country where Jesus was born, where he lived, and where Christians believe he performed miracles | Israel |