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What is one of the key roles of Jesus in His ministry?

  • To teach about God's compassion. (correct)
  • To establish a new set of laws.
  • To encourage financial prosperity.
  • To be a political leader.

Which aspect marks the beginning of Jesus' ministry?

  • His resurrection.
  • His baptism. (correct)
  • His first miracle.
  • His crucifixion.

What does the Public Ministry of Jesus emphasize?

  • Drawing all into His Father’s Kingdom. (correct)
  • Teaching complex philosophical ideas.
  • Establishing a kingdom on Earth.
  • Fostering personal relationships with disciples.

How did Jesus typically deliver His teachings?

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What was a common perception of God that Jesus aimed to change?

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What type of events enables individuals to recognize God's presence according to the lesson?

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What is a major theme of Jesus' teachings?

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Which of the following best describes Jesus' method of teaching?

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What is central to Jesus' ministry as described in the content?

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What analogy do Jesus' parables provide for individuals?

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What must one do to gain the Kingdom, according to the text?

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How does Jesus demonstrate love as per the content?

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Who are the primary recipients of Jesus' message of liberating mercy?

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What does becoming a disciple of Christ allow one to know?

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What does the love Jesus experiences lead to in his ministry?

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What aspect of being the Son of God does Jesus' self-awareness express?

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What is the primary focus of Jesus' teachings according to the understanding of his actions?

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Which of the following best describes a parable?

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What was significant about Jesus’ method of teaching?

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What motivated Jesus to heal those who were suffering?

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In what way did Jesus reach out to sinners and social outcasts?

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What does the text imply about the power of goodness in opposition to evil?

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How did Jesus' parables challenge his audience?

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What was a key characteristic of Jesus’ healing miracles as portrayed?

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What does sharing a table signify in the context of Jesus' teachings?

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How did the Pharisees view Jesus' practice of dining with sinners?

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What was the significance of Jesus' crucifixion, according to the content?

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What does the phrase 'a friend of tax collectors and sinners' imply about Jesus' social interactions?

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What type of community did Jesus promote through his table fellowship?

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What was the public's reaction to Jesus eating with outcasts?

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How do the Gospels characterize Jesus' death?

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Why is crucifixion described as the most humiliating form of punishment?

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What does the passion of Jesus signify for the Christian community?

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How do the gospels treat the passion of Jesus?

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What does Jesus’ understanding of his mission entail?

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In what way is the Resurrection of Jesus distinct according to Ian Knox?

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What is the significance of the Resurrection according to Christian belief?

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What belief do the passion accounts aim to instill in believers?

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How does St. Paul describe Christ in relation to His resurrection?

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What common misunderstanding about the Resurrection is addressed?

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What role does the prophet serve according to the description provided?

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How did Jesus respond to opposition and hostility throughout his mission?

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What does the priest's main function involve?

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What is one of the implications of understanding Jesus' passion and resurrection?

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According to the responsibilities outlined, how should a king serve?

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Which term best describes the function of a prophet as clarified in the content?

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What aspect of Jesus' resurrection signifies His role in our own resurrection?

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What misconception about prophets is highlighted in the content?

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Flashcards

Jesus's Ministry

Jesus's public ministry, including his baptism, teaching, healing, sharing meals with people, and eventually his suffering, death, and resurrection.

Parables

Stories used by Jesus to explain spiritual truths and challenge people's understanding of God. They often use everyday situations to illustrate deeper meanings.

Aphorisms

Aphorisms are short, memorable sayings that express a truth, often with a bit of wisdom or advice.

Jesus's Teaching Paradigm

Jesus's teaching focused on shifting people's understanding of God from a strict, rule-based image to a compassionate and loving God.

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Jesus's Teaching Approach

Jesus used familiar things to connect with people and build on their understanding of God. He did not force new ideas but gently led them to deeper insights.

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Jesus's Relationship with His Father

Jesus aimed to bring people into a close relationship with his Father, who is the ultimate source of love and life.

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Jesus's Kingdom

Jesus called people to join God's kingdom, a place of peace, love, justice, and abundant life.

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Jesus's Central Mission

Jesus's entire mission and message centered on his love for his Father and his desire to bring all people into his Father's kingdom.

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What are Parables?

Short, simple stories used by Jesus to teach moral or religious lessons, often about familiar events.

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How did Jesus use Parables?

Jesus's teaching method that used everyday situations to illustrate spiritual truths.

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What was Jesus's belief about God?

Jesus believed in God's goodness and power to overcome evil. He believed that God wants to liberate people from suffering.

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How did Jesus's healing actions demonstrate his belief?

Jesus's actions of healing and reaching out to sinners and outcasts showed that compassion and justice are essential to overcome suffering.

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What motivated Jesus to reach out to others?

Compassion was the driving force behind Jesus's actions. It motivated him to respond to suffering and bring liberation.

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What was Jesus's overall ministry about?

Jesus's ministry focused on showing God's love and compassion to all people, including the marginalized and forgotten.

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How did Jesus deliver his teachings?

Jesus's teachings were often spontaneous and unplanned. He spoke to people whenever and wherever he could.

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How did Jesus's parables challenge people?

Jesus's parables challenged people to confront their own situations and apply the lessons to their lives.

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What is the Kingdom of God?

The Kingdom of God is the central focus of Jesus' ministry. It is the ultimate goal and purpose of his teachings and actions. It represents God's rule and presence in the world.

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How does Jesus invite people into the Kingdom?

Jesus' parables, like stories about the Kingdom of Heaven, invite people to choose to enter the Kingdom. This choice involves a radical commitment to God's will and surrendering everything for the Kingdom.

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How is the Kingdom of Heaven experienced?

The Kingdom of Heaven is not just an abstract concept, but a tangible reality that people can experience. Meeting Jesus is like meeting God himself, because Jesus embodies the Kingdom.

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What are the requirements for entering the Kingdom?

Jesus' teachings are about more than words, but they involve actions. The Kingdom of Heaven is a place for those who work for it, not just talk about it.

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What is the driving force behind Jesus' ministry?

Jesus' ministry is motivated by God's love. Jesus, as the Son of God, perfectly embodies God's love and its transformative power.

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How does Jesus respond to God's love?

Jesus' ministry is a response to God's plan of love for humanity. It's about bringing God's mercy and forgiveness to everyone, especially the marginalized and poor.

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What is the key element of Jesus' ministry?

Jesus' ministry is not just about preaching words, but about a life of obedience to God's will. Jesus is a living embodiment of God's plan, showing us how to live in love and obedience.

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What is the source of Jesus' self-awareness as the Son of God?

Jesus' consciousness of his divine sonship is a direct result of experiencing the love of his Father. This experience is the foundation of his ministry and his radical love for humanity.

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Table Fellowship in Jesus's Ministry

Breaking bread with others, especially those considered outcasts, symbolized sharing life and community.

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Eating with Sinners

Jesus's practice of welcoming and dining with people deemed 'sinners' by society, including tax collectors and those considered morally impure.

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Crucifixion

The Romans used this method of execution, considered brutal and humiliating, as a public display of their power.

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What is Crucifixion?

This brutal method, primarily used by the Romans, involved nailing the condemned to a wooden cross and leaving them to die slowly.

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Jesus's Passion

Jesus's death on the cross, seen as a profound act of love and sacrifice, was a crucial event in Christian faith.

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The Significance of Jesus's Passion

The passion is a pivotal historical event that resonates in the present, giving meaning to life and faith. It encapsulates Jesus's selfless love for others and his devotion to God's will.

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Jesus's Death as Fulfillment

The death of Jesus on the cross is seen as a fulfillment of a divinely ordained plan and a manifestation of his love for humanity. It forms the foundation of Christian theology and salvation.

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Jesus's Death as a Dynamic Memory

Jesus's death, seen as a sacrificial act of love and service, is not only a historical event but also a continuing element of faith, reminding Christians of God's love and their call to selflessness.

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Passion of Jesus

The suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, considered a pivotal event in Christian faith.

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Living Memory of Jesus's Passion

Jesus's passion and death are not merely historical events but have a lasting impact on the Christian community. His suffering connects to the suffering of all believers.

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Gospel Accounts of the Passion

The gospels recount Jesus's last days, bringing together historical details and spiritual interpretations to reveal the deep meaning of human existence and Christian faith.

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Importance of Passion in Gospels

Jesus's death and resurrection were central to the gospels and viewed as more important than his earlier life.

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Theological Nature of Passion Narratives

The passion narratives in the gospels, though detailed, are not just historical records but theological reflections on God's work in human lives.

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Jesus's Mission and Fidelity

Jesus understood he had a divine mission to preach the good news and establish God's kingdom, which led him to his death.

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Distinct Character of Jesus's Resurrection

Jesus's resurrection is not a return to earthly life, but a transition to a different, eternal existence beyond space and time.

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Resurrection Beyond Earthly Life

The resurrection of Jesus is not a simple earthly revival but a transformative passage to a different dimension beyond time and space.

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What does the resurrection reveal about God's justice?

Jesus' resurrection demonstrates God's justice by exalting Christ to glory, as Christ had humbled himself unto death.

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How did the resurrection complete our salvation?

The resurrection finalized our salvation and redemption. By His death, Christ freed us from sin, and by His resurrection, we regained the privileges lost by sin.

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What does the resurrection reveal about Christ's nature and power?

The resurrection affirms that Christ is the immortal God. His resurrection is a model and support for our new life in grace.

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How do the Old Testament figures relate to the Church's mission?

In the Old Testament, prophets, priests, and kings served as models for the Church's threefold mission, which Jesus embodies.

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What is the main function of a prophet?

A prophet speaks God's words to the people, communicating God's message.

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What is the main function of a priest?

A priest presides over worship, offering sacrifices for forgiveness and thanksgiving.

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What is the main function of a king?

A king leads and guides the people, while also serving them, prioritizing their needs.

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Why shouldn't prophets be seen as predictors of the future?

A prophet's role is to speak God's words, not predict the future. They can forecast future events based on God's revelation or understanding of the times.

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Study Notes

Topic Learning Outcomes

  • Identify Jesus in everyday encounters
  • Gain insights from Jesus' public ministry (healing, forgiveness)
  • Relate Jesus' message to personal life

Introduction

  • Jesus is portrayed in commercials and slogans (e.g., "quality you can trust")
  • Students should consider how they relate God's presence in everyday life.

Who Is Jesus?

  • Jesus is presented as the fullness of God's revelation.

The Ministry of Jesus

  • Jesus' ministry included teaching, healing, and interacting with people.
  • Jesus emphasized his relationship with God the Father and his mission to bring people into God's kingdom.

Teaching Ministry

  • Jesus used parables and aphorisms to convey his message.
  • Jesus shifted the paradigm of God from authoritative to compassionate and loving.
  • The Sermon on the Mount is an example of Jesus' authoritative teaching.

The Kingdom of God

  • The kingdom of heaven was inaugurated by Christ.
  • Jesus' ministry focused on fulfilling God's plan of love.
  • Meeting Jesus is meeting God.
  • His teaching includes parables to invite people to the kingdom.

Healing

  • Jesus performed miracles of healing, demonstrating God's compassion.
  • Jesus healed those who were suffering, marginalized, or in need.
  • Jesus believed in God's goodness, compassion, and love (greater than evil).

Outreach to Sinners and Social Outcasts

  • Jesus' compassion led him to associate with all types of people, including sinners and outcasts.
  • Compassion was a driving force in Jesus' ministry.
  • Jesus sought to liberate people from suffering and anguish.

Cure of Diseases

  • Jesus' miracles amazed onlookers, highlighting his wisdom and strength.
  • Faith was essential for healing, often with the miracle associated to the person's faith.

On Jesus' Passion and Death

  • Jesus' crucifixion was a humiliating and painful event.
  • The death of Jesus was the culmination of his mission.
  • Jesus was faithful and vindicated by God's love.
  • The passion of Jesus has meaning for the Christian community.

On Jesus' Resurrection

  • Jesus' resurrection signifies a life beyond time and space.
  • Jesus' resurrection shows God's justice, completing salvation, and exemplifying a new life of grace.

The Three-Fold Mission

  • Jesus' threefold mission originated from prophets, priests, and kings in the Old Testament.
  • A prophet speaks God's words to the people.
  • A priest presides over worship and offers forgiveness.
  • A king serves and leads the people.
  • Jesus embodied all three roles.
  • Prophecy is not prediction, but God's communication or a forecast.

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