CFE 101 Midterms PDF

OPENING PRAYER PSALM 139 CFE 101 MIDTERMS Module 2 Lesson 3 At the end of the lesson, you will be able to: 1. describe God’s presence and intervention in human life and affairs according to the Sacred Writings; 2. expound the themes of the Sacred Writings by using certain church documents as gui...

OPENING PRAYER PSALM 139 CFE 101 MIDTERMS Module 2 Lesson 3 At the end of the lesson, you will be able to: 1. describe God’s presence and intervention in human life and affairs according to the Sacred Writings; 2. expound the themes of the Sacred Writings by using certain church documents as guide; and 3. inspire others to remain steadfast and hopeful in their faith by drawing guidance from the Sacred Writings in fostering gender equality (UN-SDG 5) and promoting sustained inclusive economic activities (UN-SDG 8). SACRED WRITINGS Composed of prayers and songs of praise and worship; for personal PSALMS and community concerns Dramatic poem; the main character portrays how man can find JOB meaning in his sufferings Contains reflections on the apparent meaninglessness of existence ECCLESIASTES PROVERBS Collection of wise sayings suited for ordinary day to day life SACRED WRITINGS SONG OF Love poem that describes the love of Yahweh to Israel, putting it in the image of a romantic love SONGS between a man and a woman. BOOK OF Gives due recognition and praise to Wisdom. Solomon is made as the spokesperson. WISDOM Composed of maxims or wise sayings about the life of a person, SIRACH his/her various relationships including his/her relationship with God “ God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.” PSALM 73:26 Luke 1: 26-38 Annunciation Narrative MODULE 3 LESSON 1 God the Son Journeys with His People - Encountering Jesus, the fullness of God’s revelation  Learning Outcomes At the end of this lesson, you will be able to: 1. identify the qualities or attributes of your mother or anyone who has been a mother to you; 2. draw insights from Mary’s act of total acceptance of the angel’s message to be the “Mother of Jesus” that can help you appreciate and accept different tasks given to you; and 3. recognize the significant roles of women in the formation of the youth and in nation building (UN-SDG 5). INSPIRED WORD : Luke 1: 26-38 Annunciation of the Birth of Jesus WHO IS MARY? Her role as Theotokos (Greek Term) -highly favored one -full of Grace LUKE 1: 46 - 49 Some key terms in the Annunciation Narrative Grace Incarnation “How can this be?” A work of God’s Grace; God’s Power through the Holy Spirit Fiat of Mary : May it be done to me according to your word. “Then the angel departed from her.”  Mary’s Obedience of Faith - A woman of dialogue - A woman who silently waits, listens, questions. - A woman of prayer - A woman of faith *The Holy Rosary: our guide as Pilgrim People of Faith Isaiah 40:3-5 Mod 3 Lesson 2 Topic Learning Outcomes At the end of this lesson, you will be able to: 1. point out various elements needed when you prepare to welcome someone important in your life; 2. draw insights from John the Baptist’s act of humility in identifying himself as “forerunner of Jesus” to people; and 3. identify concrete and specific ways on how you could be a John the Baptist to other people by ensuring their well-being (UN-SDG 3). CONTEXT: *The hospitality of the Filipino -our trademark as Filipinos -welcoming attitude -accommodating - preparedness -humble acceptance Who is John the Baptist? *Son of Zechariah and Elizabeth *Immediate precursor or forerunner of Jesus *Benedictus - Song of Zechariah *Prophet of the Most High *Prepared the way for the coming of Jesus (Messiah) John 1: 19 - 28 *Bears witness to Jesus in his preaching, baptism by conversion. John the Baptist’s ministry was marked by humility, repentance and selflessness as clearly stated in John 3:30, “He must increase, I must decrease”. He baptizes not to cleanse people from sin but to witness God’s presence in the world. The John the Baptist you find in John’s Gospel shows how what you do reveals to others what you believe. We are called to be witnesses of Christ and bearers of the true light. Like John the Baptist, we have to manifest our willingness to prepare for the coming of the Messiah and work, on his behalf, towards the world’s experience of well-being.