Kings of Israel and Hebrew Prophets
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What was King Saul known for before becoming king?

  • His wisdom
  • His military success (correct)
  • His building projects
  • His fairness

David became King of Israel after Saul's suicide.

True (A)

Who did David have killed to cover up his affair with Bathsheba?

Uriah

Solomon built the temple for the Ark of the Covenant, which took ___ years.

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What did David bring to Jerusalem?

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King Solomon was known primarily for his military prowess.

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Which son of David was killed during a battle against David's armies?

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Match each king with their noteworthy characteristic:

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What does the term conscience primarily refer to?

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Conscience is considered a license for individuals to act based on personal judgment, regardless of Church teachings.

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Who alone can forgive sins and restore sanctifying grace?

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The disposition to be kind and forgiving is known as __________.

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Match the following terms with their definitions:

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What is the primary sacrament directed at the forgiveness of sins?

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Hope is recognized as the opposite of despair.

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The willing to help anyone in need, especially in need of pardon or reconciliation, describes __________.

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What role did Hebrew prophets serve in their communities?

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Only about 10% of Hebrew prophets were considered 'seers'.

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What sacrament is associated with the pouring of water?

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In Holy Orders, men are ordained as ______, deacons, or bishops.

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Christ-like love?

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A Christ-like love can be described as selfish and self-centered.

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Name one condition required for forgiveness according to the content.

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The teachings of the Church on human sexuality highlight that sexual intercourse is both _____ and _____ in nature.

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Match the following types of love to their descriptions:

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What is the primary sign of the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?

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Sexuality was considered good in the Adam and Eve creation story.

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What sacrament celebrates the forgiveness of sins through confession?

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A person's spiritual pain can occur when a ______ ends.

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In which sacrament are a baptized man and woman united?

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Men and women are unequal in the eyes of God according to the content.

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Which is NOT a characteristic of a healthy relationship?

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Honesty in a relationship builds trust.

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What is a key element that differentiates unhealthy relationships from healthy ones?

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Healthy relationships encourage ________ with each partner able to express their feelings openly.

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Match the following characteristics to whether they are associated with healthy or unhealthy relationships:

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What should partners do when discussions get too heated?

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In a healthy relationship, partners should be supportive of each other’s individuality.

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What is a recommended method for handling anger in relationships?

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One partner making all the decisions in a relationship is indicative of ________ behavior.

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Match the following examples to types of violence in relationships:

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Which of the following is considered an unhealthy trait in a relationship?

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All arguments in a relationship are unhealthy.

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What is a sign of a disrespectful partner in a relationship?

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A healthy sexual relationship ensures that partners engage in activity that is ________ for both.

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Match the following traits to their corresponding relationship type:

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Which action can help prevent violence in relationships?

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Flashcards

Conscience

The ability to make good moral judgments based on knowledge and understanding.

Forming Your Conscience

The process of learning and refining your conscience through experience, reflection, and seeking guidance.

Forgiveness

The act of granting pardon or forgiveness for an offense.

Mercy

The willingness to be kind and forgiving, putting compassion into action.

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Hope

A confident desire for a good future, even if it's difficult to achieve.

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Listening to God's Voice

The voice of God speaking within our hearts, guiding us towards what is good.

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Loving like Christ

Learning to love in the same way that Christ loved.

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Power of Forgiveness

The power of forgiveness to remove the guilt and shame associated with sin.

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King Saul's downfall

The first king of Israel, chosen by God for his military prowess. But his pride led to disobedience and God's regret.

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King David's rise to power

A skilled shepherd who rose to power after defeating Goliath. Known for his victories and making Jerusalem Israel's capital.

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David's sins and consequences

David's sin of adultery with Bathsheba, leading to the death of Uriah and punishment from God.

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King Solomon's fall from grace

Solomon, known for his wisdom and building the temple for the Ark, fell into extravagance and lost God's favor.

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Who was King David?

David was a skilled warrior who rose to defeat Goliath and become king. His reign saw Jerusalem become the capital of Israel.

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Who was Samuel?

Samuel, a prophet chosen by God, anointed Saul as the first king of Israel.

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What happened to Saul?

Saul was chosen by God to be king, but his pride and disobedience led to God's regret and his loss of power.

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What happened to Solomon?

Solomon's reign was marked by great wealth but also by his fall from God's favor due to extravagance. His kingdom was later divided.

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Repenting Action

A person who has committed a wrong takes action to correct it; demonstrating remorse and intention to change.

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Mutual Respect

In a healthy relationship, individuals value each other's well-being and boundaries.

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Trust

Both partners trust and believe in each other's words and actions.

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Honesty

Being honest with each other strengthens trust and builds a solid foundation for the relationship.

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Compromise

Willingness to find solutions that benefit both partners, even when it means compromising personal preferences.

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Individuality

Healthy relationships encourage individual growth and allow both partners to maintain their own identity and interests.

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Good Communication

Openly and honestly expressing thoughts and feelings to avoid misunderstandings.

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Anger Control

Managing anger in a constructive way, such as taking a break or communicating calmly.

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Fighting Fair

Disagreements are resolved fairly and respectfully, focusing on solutions.

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Problem Solving

Working together to find solutions to challenges, analyzing problems and exploring new possibilities.

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Understanding

Taking the time to understand each other's emotions and perspectives.

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Self-Confidence

Confidence in one's abilities and self-worth contributes to a healthier relationship.

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Being a Role Model

Setting a positive example of respectful behavior for others to follow.

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Healthy Sexual Relationship

Engaging in sexual activity that is consensual and comfortable for both partners.

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What were Hebrew prophets like? (Part 1)

Prophets served as messengers from God, often receiving messages through visions, dreams, or audible voices.

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What were Hebrew prophets like? (Part 2)

Prophets were not always accepted or believed by the people they led. They faced challenges and opposition.

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What were Hebrew prophets like? (Part 3)

Prophets, like other people, had close relationships with God, but their actions didn't always align with God's will.

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What are the seven sacraments?

The seven sacraments are signs of Jesus' presence and a means for receiving his grace.

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What are the sacraments of Initiation?

Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist are the sacraments that lay the foundation of Christian life.

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What is Baptism?

Baptism washes away original sin and gives new life in Christ. It is marked by the pouring of water.

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What is Confirmation?

Confirmation seals the Christian faith and strengthens it through the Holy Spirit. It is marked by the laying on of hands and anointing with oil.

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What is the Eucharist?

The Eucharist is the sacrament that provides spiritual nourishment through the Body and Blood of Christ. It is represented by bread and wine.

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What are the sacraments of Healing?

Reconciliation (Penance) and Anointing of the Sick celebrate the healing power of Jesus.

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What is Reconciliation (Penance)?

Reconciliation (Penance) offers forgiveness for sins through confession and absolution. It involves acknowledging wrongdoings and seeking God's forgiveness.

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What is Anointing of the Sick?

Anointing of the Sick brings spiritual comfort and unites the suffering of the sick person with Jesus. It is marked by anointing with oil and the laying on of hands.

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What are the sacraments at the Service of Communion?

Matrimony and Holy Orders serve the community by supporting and strengthening relationships.

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What is Matrimony?

Matrimony unites a baptized man and woman in a bond reflecting the unity of Christ and the Church. It is marked by the consent of the couple and the exchange of rings.

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What is Holy Orders?

Holy Orders ordains men as priests, deacons, or bishops. It is marked by the laying on of hands and anointing with oil. It represents a commitment to serving the community.

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Study Notes

Kings of Israel

  • King Saul: Anointed by Samuel as first King, initially successful militarily but became arrogant, disobeyed God, lost kingship.
  • King David: Skilled shepherd boy, defeated Goliath, rose to power, led armies to victory, became second king, made Jerusalem capital and religious center, brought Ark of the Covenant. Faced personal struggles including the affair with Bathsheba, leading to the death of Uriah and the loss of his first son. Exiled son Absalom who later died in battle. His reign ended in peace.
  • King Solomon: Wealthy, built the Temple (7 years), known for wisdom, but excessive luxury displeased God, lost kingship.

Hebrew Prophets

  • Characteristics: Prophets critiqued society, served as God's messengers, had close relationships with God, and often faced opposition and skepticism from the populace. Some were seers, receiving messages via visions, dreams, or audible voice.
  • Purpose: Prophets interpreted "signs of the times" to guide their people back to God.

Seven Sacraments

  • Categories: Initiation, Healing, and Service of Communion.
  • Sacraments of Initiation:
  • Baptism: Received once, symbol of new life and forgiveness of original sin, in Christ and Holy Spirit, symbolized by water pouring.
  • Confirmation: Received once, seals Christian faith, symbolizes strengthening and commitment to Jesus, primarily done by a bishop with anointing.
  • Eucharist: Nourishes faith, the body and blood of Christ, symbolized by bread and wine.
  • Sacraments of Healing:
  • Reconciliation/Penance: Forgiveness of sins through contrition and confession, symbolized by confession and words of absolution from priests.
  • Anointing of the Sick: Unites suffering with Jesus, brings forgiveness, symbolized by anointing with oil and laying on of hands by a priest.
  • Sacraments at the Service of Communion:
  • Matrimony: Unites baptized man and woman as a sign of Jesus' union with the Church, symbolized by consent, vows, and rings.
  • Holy Orders: Ordination of priests, deacons, and bishops, symbolizing spiritual leadership, symbolized by laying on of hands and anointing with oil by a bishop.

Christ-Like Love

  • Characteristics of Christ-like love include:
  • Desiring the best for others
  • Understanding and accepting others' emotions
  • Generosity without calculation
  • Patience and forgiveness
  • Self-care as well as care for others
  • Nurturing and strength in hardship
  • Cross as a symbol of Christ-like love.

Intimacy and Sexuality

  • Sexual union is for co-creation and love, made both spiritually and physically; equality of partnership; and unity and unconditional commitment. God created bodies and souls intending for harmony.

The Church Teaching on Human Sexuality

  • Body and Soul Union: Intimacy requires commitment and unity of souls for mutual happiness. Spiritual distress and brokenness results from separating body and soul in a relationship.
  • Dimensions of Sexuality: Sexual intercourse is both unitive (love-giving) and procreative (life-giving). The most fulfilling type of love is the committed, spiritual union of those in a marriage. Physical union is a part of this loving union, and co-creation through producing children. Genetic material from both parents creates new life, reflecting parents' love.

Types of Love

  • Storge: Empathy bond (loving family, friends)
  • Philia: Friendship bond (companionship)
  • Eros: Erotic bond (relational love in marriage)
  • Agape: Unconditional love (God's love, giving abundantly without expectations)

Forgiveness, Mercy, and Hope

  • Forgiveness: God's pardon or remission, is available to the truly sorry (repentant), with a desire to mend the situation.
  • Mercy: Kindness and forgiveness based on compassion and commitment to remedy.
  • Hope: Confident desire for good in the future; requires seeking and pursuit, is a desire despite uncertainty and obstacles. A future good helps motivate and encourage individuals.

Conscience

  • Definition: Acting with knowledge; one's best judgment in a moment on what is right/wrong. Involves education and learning.
  • Not: Personal beliefs, feelings, or license to act against Church teachings.

Characteristics of Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships

  • Healthy Relationships: Mutual respect, trust, honesty, compromise, individuality, good communication, anger control, fair fighting, problem-solving, understanding, self-confidence, being a good role model, healthy sexual relationship
  • Unhealthy Relationships: Control, hostility, dishonesty, disrespect, dependence, intimidation, physical/sexual violence.

Wisdom of the Prophets Chart Handout: Deborah, Daniel, Elijah, Isaiah, and Jonah

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Explore the reigns of the Kings of Israel, including Saul, David, and Solomon, along with their significant contributions and failures. Delve into the role of Hebrew prophets, their characteristics, and their impact on society. This quiz offers insights into the political and spiritual landscape of ancient Israel.

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