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The Life of Christ - Key Events

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What does the name "Yahweh Saves" signify in the context of Jesus's life?

His connection to the prophets

His role as a savior (correct)

His divine lineage

His upbringing in Nazareth

What ritual did Mary and Joseph perform in the Temple forty days after Jesus's birth?

Passover

Purification and dedication (correct)

Confirmation

Baptism

Who was Simeon and what role did he play in Jesus's early life?

A Roman official who ordered the census

A devout Jew who recognized Jesus as the savior (correct)

A teacher who instructed Jesus in his youth

A shepherd who visited the infant Jesus

Who were the Magi and why did they visit Jesus?

<p>Learned men from the east who followed a star (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How would the Magi likely be described in modern terms?

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The Life of Christ - Key Events

Yahweh Saves, meaning Jesus's mission is to accomplish
Forty days after the birth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph went to the Temple for ritual purification.
Simeon, a righteous and devout old man, saw Jesus and prayed.
Simeon's prayer indicated that Jesus was a light for the Gentiles and redemption for Israel.
Anna, a widow and prophetess, also appeared and gave thanks to God, signifying Jerusalem's redemption.
Magi (wise men) from the east visited Jesus.
These Magi, potentially from Persia, had followed a star.
The Magi explained that they had followed prophetic words from the Old Testament about the birth of a great Jewish King.

The Magi

The Magi were learned men who visited the baby Jesus.
They represented unexpected visitors, similar to the prophecy of a great King of Israel.
Their visit is interpreted as the fulfillment of prophetic words and heavenly signs.
Their names: Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar - now thought of as astrologers.

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Explore the significant events surrounding the life of Jesus, including His early days and the visit of the Magi. Discover the prophecies fulfilled through these occurrences and understand the theological implications of His mission. Test your knowledge about the key figures and messages presented in this pivotal moment in Christian history.