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What does it mean that Jesus was 'incarnate'?
What does it mean that Jesus was 'incarnate'?
According to the information, how long was Jesus' public ministry?
According to the information, how long was Jesus' public ministry?
What was a significant act that marked the beginning of Jesus' public ministry?
What was a significant act that marked the beginning of Jesus' public ministry?
Where did Jesus deliver the Sermon on the Mount?
Where did Jesus deliver the Sermon on the Mount?
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What does the text say about Jesus's nature?
What does the text say about Jesus's nature?
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What is a significant action Jesus took in regards to his divine nature?
What is a significant action Jesus took in regards to his divine nature?
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What does the text state is an example of Jesus's love and compassion?
What does the text state is an example of Jesus's love and compassion?
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Who is mentioned as Jesus' earthly father?
Who is mentioned as Jesus' earthly father?
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Study Notes
Jesus in His Time
- Jesus' parents were Mary (biological) and Joseph the Carpenter (earthly father).
- Jesus was the "Incarnate" Word made flesh, born of a virgin.
- Jesus was conceived without Original Sin (a concept linked to the New Adam). Mary was also conceived without Original Sin (the New Eve).
- The Word became flesh and dwelt among humanity. Humanity witnessed the Father's glory in Jesus (full of grace and truth).
- Jesus was fully human and fully divine.
- Jesus was from the lineage of King David.
- Jesus's life included 30 years of hidden life and 3 years of public ministry.
- At a young age (12), Jesus began teaching God's word.
- Jesus' lineage from Adam to Jesus is detailed in a genealogy chart.
Ministry of Jesus
- During his ministry, Jesus fasted in the wilderness for 40 days.
- John the Baptist baptized Jesus in the River Jordan.
- A key point of Jesus' ministry was teaching obedience to God.
- Jesus' mission included healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, and bringing the dead back to life.
- Jesus cared for the poor and never turned away children displaying a depth of love.
- Jesus gave sermons on the Mount, at the Mount Olives, and in synagogues. He called 12 apostles (Simon Peter, Andrew, James the Greater, John, Philip, Nathanael, Matthew, Thomas, James the Lesser, Simon the Zealot, Jude, and Judas Iscariot)
- Jesus instituted the Holy Eucharist during his ministry.
- Jesus was betrayed by Judas Iscariot and was crucified under Pontius Pilate.
- Jesus' sacrifice atones for humanity's sins in death and resurrection
- The Bible records "He is risen." following the resurrection
- Jesus's resurrection marks a pivotal moment in Christianity, symbolizing the overcoming of death and ushering in new life.
- Jesus' ministry culminated in the birth of the church, symbolized by the Pentecost, and the descent of the Holy Spirit.
Three Fold Mission of Christ
- Jesus' role encompassed three functions: Prophet, Priest, and King.
- A prophet is a messenger from God, someone who speaks God's words.
- A priest acts as a mediator between God and humanity, interceding for people's needs.
- A king has supreme authority over a territory.
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Explore the life and ministry of Jesus, from his miraculous conception to his public teachings. This quiz covers key events, figures, and theological concepts associated with Jesus, highlighting his dual nature as both divine and human. Test your knowledge on his early life, symbolic acts, and the significance of his ministry.
