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What is the significance of Passover for the Jewish people?
What is the significance of Passover for the Jewish people?
- It commemorates the construction of the first temple in Jerusalem and the establishment of the priesthood.
- It celebrates the freedom from slavery in Egypt, commemorating when the Lord 'passed over' their houses. (correct)
- It marks the beginning of the new year and is a time for reflection and repentance.
- It celebrates the end of the harvest season and giving thanks for a bountiful yield.
Why did Jesus celebrate Passover?
Why did Jesus celebrate Passover?
- Because as a faithful Jew, he observed the religious customs and traditions of his time. (correct)
- To establish a new tradition separate from Jewish customs.
- As a display of his divine power to his disciples.
- To publicly challenge the authority of the religious leaders.
What event is known as The Last Supper?
What event is known as The Last Supper?
- The Passover meal Jesus celebrated with his disciples on the night before he died. (correct)
- The first public miracle performed by Jesus.
- The feast held to celebrate Jesus' entry into Jerusalem.
- The final meal Jesus shared with his family before starting his ministry.
What is the Eucharist?
What is the Eucharist?
What does the word 'Eucharist' mean?
What does the word 'Eucharist' mean?
According to the teachings, what is considered the greatest gift God gave to humanity?
According to the teachings, what is considered the greatest gift God gave to humanity?
What is recognized as the greatest gift Jesus gave to humanity?
What is recognized as the greatest gift Jesus gave to humanity?
What is the celebration of the Eucharist also called?
What is the celebration of the Eucharist also called?
What is the significance of the Mass?
What is the significance of the Mass?
What is considered to be Jesus' greatest sacrifice?
What is considered to be Jesus' greatest sacrifice?
Which event is remembered during the Mass?
Which event is remembered during the Mass?
What elements are changed into the Body and Blood of Jesus during the Mass?
What elements are changed into the Body and Blood of Jesus during the Mass?
How does the celebration of Passover connect to the Christian observance of the Last Supper?
How does the celebration of Passover connect to the Christian observance of the Last Supper?
What is the relationship between the Eucharist and the Mass?
What is the relationship between the Eucharist and the Mass?
What does the belief in the transformation of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus during the Mass signify for Christians?
What does the belief in the transformation of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus during the Mass signify for Christians?
How does recognizing the Mass as both a meal and a sacrifice affect one's understanding of its purpose?
How does recognizing the Mass as both a meal and a sacrifice affect one's understanding of its purpose?
If the Eucharist celebrates giving thanks, what are believers primarily expressing gratitude for during its celebration?
If the Eucharist celebrates giving thanks, what are believers primarily expressing gratitude for during its celebration?
What role does the priest play during the Mass in the offering of the sacrifice?
What role does the priest play during the Mass in the offering of the sacrifice?
How does the concept of sacrifice relate to the greatest gift Jesus gave?
How does the concept of sacrifice relate to the greatest gift Jesus gave?
If the Mass is a remembrance of the Last Supper, how does participating in the Mass provide deeper meaning for believers?
If the Mass is a remembrance of the Last Supper, how does participating in the Mass provide deeper meaning for believers?
Flashcards
What is Passover?
What is Passover?
A Jewish festival celebrating freedom from slavery in Egypt.
Passover for Jesus
Passover for Jesus
Jesus celebrated this yearly as a faithful Jew.
What is the Last Supper?
What is the Last Supper?
The Passover meal Jesus shared with his disciples the night before he died.
What is the Eucharist?
What is the Eucharist?
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Eucharist Meaning
Eucharist Meaning
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God's greatest gift
God's greatest gift
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Jesus' greatest gift
Jesus' greatest gift
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What is the Mass?
What is the Mass?
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The Mass defined
The Mass defined
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Greatest Sacrifice
Greatest Sacrifice
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The Mass as a meal
The Mass as a meal
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Study Notes
- Jewish people celebrate their freedom from slavery in Egypt on the feast of Passover.
- During Passover, they remember that the Lord "passed over" the houses of His people, saving them.
- Jesus celebrated Passover each year because he was a faithful Jew.
- On the night before Jesus died, He celebrated the Passover meal with his disciples, known as the Last Supper.
- At the Last Supper, Jesus gave the Eucharist.
- The Eucharist is the sacrament of Jesus' body and Blood.
- The word "Eucharist" means "to give thanks."
- During the celebration of the Eucharist, thanks is given for all that God has done.
- The greatest gift God gave was his son, Jesus.
- The greatest gift that Jesus gave was giving up his life.
- The celebration of the Eucharist is called the Mass.
- The Mass is a sacrifice, a gift offered to God by a priest in the name of all people.
- Jesus offered the greatest sacrifice, giving up his life.
- The Mass is a meal where there is remembrance of what Jesus did at the Last Supper.
- At the Last Supper, Jesus changed bread and wine into his Body and Blood.
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