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What does the New Passover symbolize?
What does the New Passover symbolize?
- The celebration of the first Passover
- The killing of the sacrificial lamb
- The ancient rituals of the Israelites
- The Eucharistic celebration during the Last Supper (correct)
The New Covenant is only applicable to the Israelites.
The New Covenant is only applicable to the Israelites.
False (B)
What did each of the 10 plagues correspond to in Egypt?
What did each of the 10 plagues correspond to in Egypt?
An Egyptian god.
Oppression is a type of __________ sin that damages our relationship with God.
Oppression is a type of __________ sin that damages our relationship with God.
Match the concepts with their descriptions:
Match the concepts with their descriptions:
What is the significance of the 10 plagues in the context of the Israelites?
What is the significance of the 10 plagues in the context of the Israelites?
Passover originally celebrated the liberation of the Israelites from spiritual slavery.
Passover originally celebrated the liberation of the Israelites from spiritual slavery.
What is the role of vocation in a person's life according to the content?
What is the role of vocation in a person's life according to the content?
What is the primary purpose of a vocation according to the content?
What is the primary purpose of a vocation according to the content?
Moses delivered the 10 commandments which are an important part of Catholicism.
Moses delivered the 10 commandments which are an important part of Catholicism.
What does volunteerism represent in the context provided?
What does volunteerism represent in the context provided?
The _____ meal commemorates the Passover and tells the story of the Jews' deliverance from Egypt.
The _____ meal commemorates the Passover and tells the story of the Jews' deliverance from Egypt.
Which item in the Seder meal symbolizes the tears shed by the Israelites during their enslavement?
Which item in the Seder meal symbolizes the tears shed by the Israelites during their enslavement?
Moses was called by God to guide the Israelites into slavery.
Moses was called by God to guide the Israelites into slavery.
Why is Moses considered a significant figure in religious history?
Why is Moses considered a significant figure in religious history?
Match the following Seder meal items with their significance:
Match the following Seder meal items with their significance:
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Study Notes
The New Passover
- It symbolizes the liberation of the Israelites from spiritual slavery through Jesus Christ.
The New Covenant
- It is applicable to all people, not just the Israelites.
The Ten Plagues
- Each plague targeted a specific Egyptian god.
- Blood: The god of the Nile River
- Frogs: The goddess of fertility.
- Lice: The god of fertility and agriculture.
- Flies: The god of death and destruction.
- Murrain: The god of plague and disease.
- Boils: The god of healing.
- Hail: The god of storms and weather.
- Locusts: The god of fertility and agriculture.
- Darkness: The god of the underworld.
- Death of the Firstborn: The god of protection and security.
Oppression
- Oppression is a type of social sin that damages the relationship between God and humans, and also damages the relationship between human beings.
The Significance of the Ten Plagues
- Demonstrated God’s power and authority.
- Plagues were meant to show how God's power surpasses the power of the Egyptian gods.
- God's judgment against the Egyptians for oppressing the Israelites.
Passover
- Originally celebrated the liberation of the Israelites from physical slavery in Egypt.
- It commemorates God's liberation of God's people from both physical and spiritual slavery.
Vocation
- It is a calling from God to serve Him in a specific way.
- A person's vocation is their unique contribution to the world and fulfilling their purpose.
The Primary Purpose of Vocation
- To serve God and others.
The Ten Commandments
- Moses delivered the Ten Commandments, which are a vital part of Judaism and Christianity.
Volunteerism
- It represents a commitment to serving others and showing love to God.
The Seder Meal
- The Passover meal commemorates Passover and tells the story of the Israelites' liberation from Egypt.
The Seder Meal Symbolism
- Bitter Herbs: represent the bitterness of slavery.
- Charoset: symbolizes the mortar used by the Israelites in forced labor.
Moses
- He was called by God to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, not into slavery.
- He is considered a significant figure because he led the Israelites to freedom and received the Ten Commandments from God.
Seder Meal Items
- Matzah: symbolizes the unleavened bread the Israelites ate during their hasty exodus from Egypt.
- Maror: symbolizes the bitterness of slavery.
- Charoset: symbolizes the mortar used by the Israelites in forced labor.
- Egg: symbolizes the cycle of life and hope for the future.
- Salt Water: symbolizes the tears shed by the Israelites during their enslavement.
- Wine: symbolizes the joy of liberation.
- Lamb Bone: symbolizes the Pascal Lamb, which was sacrificed as part of the Passover ritual.
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