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Who was the first King of Israel?
Who was the first King of Israel?
- King Solomon
- King Saul (correct)
- King Absalom
- King David
David killed Goliath using a sword.
David killed Goliath using a sword.
False (B)
What was the capital city of Israel established by King David?
What was the capital city of Israel established by King David?
Jerusalem
King ________ was known for his wisdom and built the temple for the Ark.
King ________ was known for his wisdom and built the temple for the Ark.
What was the consequence for David after he impregnated Bathsheba?
What was the consequence for David after he impregnated Bathsheba?
Match the following kings of Israel with their notable actions:
Match the following kings of Israel with their notable actions:
Saul was known for his humility and always listened to God's orders.
Saul was known for his humility and always listened to God's orders.
Who was the prophet that advised both Saul and David?
Who was the prophet that advised both Saul and David?
What does the word 'conscience' derive from in Latin?
What does the word 'conscience' derive from in Latin?
Conscience is merely a feeling or inner voice.
Conscience is merely a feeling or inner voice.
What is the role of God's voice in forming one's conscience?
What is the role of God's voice in forming one's conscience?
Only __________ can forgive sins according to the Catholic Church.
Only __________ can forgive sins according to the Catholic Church.
Match the concepts to their definitions:
Match the concepts to their definitions:
What is not a characteristic of conscience?
What is not a characteristic of conscience?
Hope differs from fear in that hope seeks a future good.
Hope differs from fear in that hope seeks a future good.
What is the significance of mercy in moral actions?
What is the significance of mercy in moral actions?
What is a key characteristic of a healthy relationship?
What is a key characteristic of a healthy relationship?
In a healthy relationship, one partner should always get their way.
In a healthy relationship, one partner should always get their way.
Name one way partners can handle anger in a healthy relationship.
Name one way partners can handle anger in a healthy relationship.
A partner who makes all the decisions and isolates the other is showing __________ behaviors.
A partner who makes all the decisions and isolates the other is showing __________ behaviors.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of unhealthy relationships?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of unhealthy relationships?
Respect in a relationship means one partner should fully control the other.
Respect in a relationship means one partner should fully control the other.
What is one effect of dishonesty in a relationship?
What is one effect of dishonesty in a relationship?
Healthy relationships promote __________ communication to avoid misunderstandings.
Healthy relationships promote __________ communication to avoid misunderstandings.
Match the characteristics with their type (Healthy or Unhealthy):
Match the characteristics with their type (Healthy or Unhealthy):
What is a sign of a healthy sexual relationship?
What is a sign of a healthy sexual relationship?
It is acceptable in a healthy relationship for a partner to feel they can't live without the other.
It is acceptable in a healthy relationship for a partner to feel they can't live without the other.
Name a constructive approach to problem-solving in a relationship.
Name a constructive approach to problem-solving in a relationship.
Bickering and constant fighting can indicate an __________ in the relationship.
Bickering and constant fighting can indicate an __________ in the relationship.
What is one way to promote self-confidence in a relationship?
What is one way to promote self-confidence in a relationship?
Understanding each other's feelings is unimportant in a relationship.
Understanding each other's feelings is unimportant in a relationship.
What percentage of prophets were considered 'seers'?
What percentage of prophets were considered 'seers'?
Prophets always listened to God and followed His guidance.
Prophets always listened to God and followed His guidance.
Name one sacrament of Healing.
Name one sacrament of Healing.
In the sacrament of __________, a baptized man and woman are united as a sign of the unity between Jesus and His Church.
In the sacrament of __________, a baptized man and woman are united as a sign of the unity between Jesus and His Church.
Match the types of love with their descriptions.
Match the types of love with their descriptions.
Which sign represents the sacrament of Baptism?
Which sign represents the sacrament of Baptism?
A Christ-like love is solely an emotional feeling.
A Christ-like love is solely an emotional feeling.
What is the symbol of Christ-like love?
What is the symbol of Christ-like love?
Human beings experience spiritual pain when a relationship ends due to a lack of loving, permanent, and __________ commitment.
Human beings experience spiritual pain when a relationship ends due to a lack of loving, permanent, and __________ commitment.
Match the sacraments with their categories.
Match the sacraments with their categories.
What is required for someone to receive forgiveness?
What is required for someone to receive forgiveness?
Sexual intercourse is both unitary and pro-creative.
Sexual intercourse is both unitary and pro-creative.
What does 'Eros' signify in the context of the types of love?
What does 'Eros' signify in the context of the types of love?
The Adam and Eve story teaches that God made man and woman __________ and intimate with one another.
The Adam and Eve story teaches that God made man and woman __________ and intimate with one another.
What is the role of priests in Holy Orders?
What is the role of priests in Holy Orders?
Flashcards
Who was King Saul?
Who was King Saul?
Saul was the first king of Israel, chosen by God through the prophet Samuel. Though initially successful in battles, Saul's pride led him to disobey God and ultimately lost his favor.
Who was King David?
Who was King David?
David was a shepherd who gained fame by defeating the giant Goliath, rising to become the second King of Israel. He made Jerusalem the capital and brought the Ark of the Covenant there, seeking to build a temple for it.
What was a major downfall of King David's reign?
What was a major downfall of King David's reign?
King David's reign was marked by both accomplishments and flaws. After having a son with Bathsheba, the wife of one of his officers, he sent the officer to his death in battle, showing a moral lapse.
Who was King Solomon and for what was he known?
Who was King Solomon and for what was he known?
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Why did God withdraw his kingship from Solomon?
Why did God withdraw his kingship from Solomon?
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What are some of the key themes present in the Three Kings of Israel?
What are some of the key themes present in the Three Kings of Israel?
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What is the Ark of the Covenant and what role does it play in the history of the Three Kings?
What is the Ark of the Covenant and what role does it play in the history of the Three Kings?
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What are some larger themes and lessons from the Three Kings?
What are some larger themes and lessons from the Three Kings?
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What is conscience?
What is conscience?
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What does 'conscience' mean literally?
What does 'conscience' mean literally?
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How can you improve your conscience?
How can you improve your conscience?
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What does forming your conscience involve?
What does forming your conscience involve?
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What is forgiveness in the Catholic view?
What is forgiveness in the Catholic view?
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What is mercy?
What is mercy?
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What is hope?
What is hope?
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How does hope relate to despair?
How does hope relate to despair?
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Mutual respect in relationships
Mutual respect in relationships
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Trust in relationships
Trust in relationships
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Honesty in relationships
Honesty in relationships
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Compromise in relationships
Compromise in relationships
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Individuality in relationships
Individuality in relationships
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Good Communication in relationships
Good Communication in relationships
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Anger control in relationships
Anger control in relationships
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Fighting fair in relationships
Fighting fair in relationships
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Problem solving in relationships
Problem solving in relationships
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Understanding in relationships
Understanding in relationships
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Self-confidence in relationships
Self-confidence in relationships
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Being a role model in relationships
Being a role model in relationships
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Healthy sexual relationship
Healthy sexual relationship
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Control in unhealthy relationships
Control in unhealthy relationships
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Disrespect in unhealthy relationships
Disrespect in unhealthy relationships
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Role of Hebrew Prophets
Role of Hebrew Prophets
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Seer
Seer
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What are Sacraments?
What are Sacraments?
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Sacraments of Initiation
Sacraments of Initiation
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Baptism
Baptism
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Confirmation
Confirmation
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Eucharist
Eucharist
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Sacraments of Healing
Sacraments of Healing
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Reconciliation/Penance
Reconciliation/Penance
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Anointing of the Sick
Anointing of the Sick
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Sacraments at the Service of Communion
Sacraments at the Service of Communion
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Matrimony
Matrimony
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Holy Orders
Holy Orders
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Christ-like Love
Christ-like Love
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Body and Soul Union
Body and Soul Union
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Study Notes
Kings of Israel
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Saul: Anointed first king by Samuel, initially successful militarily, but became arrogant and disobeyed God, leading to God's displeasure. Ultimately committed suicide.
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David: Skilled with a slingshot, defeated Goliath, rose through military ranks. Became second king, established Jerusalem as capital and religious center, moved the Ark of the Covenant there. Faced personal failings (Bathsheba, Uriah), punishments (loss of son, exile of Absalom). Died naturally, passing power to Solomon.
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Solomon: Known for wealth and wisdom, built the temple for the Ark (took 7 years). Excessive opulence displeased God, leading to loss of kingship to another official.
Hebrew Prophets
- Characteristics: Explained "signs of the times," sometimes acted as "seers" receiving messages via visions, dreams, or voice. They had close relationships with God, sometimes challenging the people. Often faced skepticism and doubt.
Seven Sacraments
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Sacraments of Initiation: Foundation of Christian life.
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Baptism: New life in Christ, removes original sin, sign is water.
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Confirmation: Seals faith, sign is laying on of hands and anointing with oil. Received only once.
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Eucharist: Nourishes faith, sign is bread and wine (Body and Blood of Christ).
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Sacraments of Healing: Celebrate healing power of Jesus.
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Reconciliation (Penance): God's forgiveness, requires repentance. Sign is confession and words of absolution.
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Anointing of the Sick: Unites sufferer to Jesus, brings forgiveness, sign is oil and laying on of hands.
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Sacraments at the Service of Communion: Help members serve the community.
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Matrimony: Union between baptized man and woman, sign is consent, rings.
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Holy Orders: Ordination of priests, deacons, bishops. Priests lead communities, deacons assist, bishops carry on teachings. Sign is laying on of hands and anointing with oil.
Christ-like Love
- Qualities of Christ-like love: desire what is best for others, understand and accept emotions, generous, patient and forgiving, not repulsed by ugliness/illness, takes time for self and others, does not needlessly suffer or avoid it when appropriate. Not just an emotion, but a decision.
Intimacy and Sexuality
- Sex's meaning: "Separate" becoming "one." God made sexuality good. Man and woman are equal and intimate, with the power to co-create.
Church Teaching on Human Sexuality
- Body and Soul Union: Bodily union requires soul unity: loving, permanent, unconditional commitment avoidance of spiritual pain (emptiness, brokenness).
- Dimensions of Sexuality: Unitive (love) and procreative (life-giving). Best love is committed love (marriage), physical union. Children created from this.
Types of Love
- Storge: Empathy bond (family, friends, strangers).
- Philia: Friendship bond (companionship).
- Eros: Erotic bond (relational love in marriage).
- Agape: Unconditional, "God's" love (giving abundantly); loving regardless of faults.
Forgiveness, Mercy, and Hope
- Forgiveness: Pardon or remission of offence. Only God can truly forgive, but sacraments facilitate it.
- Mercy: Kind and forgiving disposition, based on compassion, putting compassion into practice (readiness to assist).
- Hope: Confident desire for difficult-to-attain future good.
Conscience
- Definition: "Act with knowledge," one's best judgment of good/evil.
- Characteristics: Needs education, must be followed, is not personal belief, not just a feeling/voice, not a personal license to disregard Church teaching.
- Developing Conscience: Listening to God, loving like Christ.
Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
- Healthy: Mutual respect, trust, honesty, compromise, individuality, good communication, anger control, fair fighting, problem-solving, understanding, self-confidence, being a role model. Healthy sexual relationships.
- Unhealthy: Control, hostility, dishonesty, disrespect, dependence, intimidation, physical/sexual violence.
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Explore the significant figures of the Kings of Israel, including Saul, David, and Solomon, highlighting their successes and failures. Additionally, discover the role and characteristics of Hebrew prophets, their relationship with God, and their messages to the people. This quiz will challenge your understanding of these crucial biblical narratives.
