John the Baptist and Jesus' Baptism
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What was a key characteristic of John the Baptist's lifestyle?

  • He was a wealthy merchant.
  • He had a simple lifestyle. (correct)
  • He lived in a palace.
  • He wore luxurious clothing.

What did John the Baptist call on people to do?

  • Increase their wealth.
  • Change their ways through baptism. (correct)
  • Seek vengeance against the Romans.
  • Join the Roman army.

What food did John the Baptist reportedly eat as part of his diet?

  • Cheese and olives.
  • Honey and locusts. (correct)
  • Bread and fish.
  • Fruits and vegetables.

Which type of baptism was practiced by John the Baptist?

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What was the political context surrounding John the Baptist's ministry?

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What was the primary reason Jesus insisted on being baptized?

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What significant event occurred immediately after Jesus was baptized?

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The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes Jesus' baptism as an inauguration of which aspect of his life?

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What title did John the Baptist use to refer to Jesus when he encountered his followers?

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How did Jesus' baptism mark a transition in his life?

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What was the initial reaction of Nathanael upon hearing about Jesus from Philip?

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What significant event does St. John Henry Newman associate with Christ's temptation?

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What name was given to Simon after his encounter with Jesus?

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What scripture reference did Jesus imply during his interaction with Nathanael?

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How long did Jesus spend in the wilderness before facing temptation?

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What was the primary motivation behind Satan's temptations of Jesus during his fast?

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Which scripture did Jesus reference to counter the first temptation?

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In the second temptation, what did Satan question Jesus to do at the pinnacle of the Temple?

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How did Jesus respond to the third temptation regarding the kingdoms of the world?

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What overarching theme is illustrated by Jesus' responses to the temptations?

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Flashcards

Camel's hair and leather belt

John the Baptist's attire, symbolizing his simple life and connection to the prophets of old.

Locusts and honey

John the Baptist's unique diet, reflective of his austere lifestyle.

Baptism in the Jordan River

John the Baptist's practice of immersing people in the Jordan River, symbolizing cleansing and preparation for the coming Messiah.

Preparing for the coming Messiah

The key message John the Baptist preached, focusing on the need for people to turn away from sin and prepare for the coming of the Messiah.

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John's role as a forerunner

John the Baptist's role as a forerunner, paving the way for the Messiah.

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Jesus' baptism

Jesus' baptism symbolized the start of his public ministry, transitioning him from his private life in Nazareth to his public role as God's servant.

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Fulfilling righteousness

Jesus' baptism fulfilled God's plan, signifying his public acceptance of his mission as God's suffering servant.

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Baptism as an inauguration

A solemn act of acceptance and inauguration of one's mission, often marked by a ceremony.

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The two disciples

Two disciples who initially followed John the Baptist, but eventually chose to follow Jesus after hearing John's testimony.

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Lamb of God

Jesus was recognized by John the Baptist as the "Lamb of God", signifying his sacrificial role in God's plan.

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Temptation of Turning Stones to Bread

Jesus' first temptation in the wilderness, where Satan suggests turning stones into bread to satisfy his hunger.

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Jesus' Time in the Wilderness

After his baptism, Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness, fasting and praying, preparing for the spiritual battle against Satan.

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Andrew, the First Disciple

The first of Jesus' disciples, Andrew enthusiastically followed Jesus after meeting him.

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The Calling of Simon, also known as Peter

Jesus' first encounter with Simon (Peter) was marked by an unusual welcome and a prophecy of his new name, "Cephas" which means "rock" in Aramaic.

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Nathanael's Skepticism and Conviction

Nathanael initially doubted Jesus due to his origins but was convinced after witnessing Jesus' ability to discern his past.

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First Temptation of Jesus

The temptation to use God's power for personal gain, like turning stones into bread to satisfy hunger.

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Second Temptation of Jesus

The temptation to take a shortcut to glory by putting God to the test, like jumping from the temple.

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Third Temptation of Jesus

The temptation to gain worldly power by compromising faith, like worshipping Satan in exchange for kingdoms.

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Spiritual Warfare

The spiritual struggle between good and evil, as represented in the temptation of Jesus.

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Jesus' Victory over Temptation

The ultimate triumph of good over evil, shown in Jesus' resistance to temptation.

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