God revealed thru Jesus & the Church

We should be familiar with which of the biblical guidelines for our moral faith: 

We experience the presence of Christ in the People of God who gather to celebrate

What does the word Gospel mean?

Which Gospels are the synoptic Gospels?

Which of the Gospels only offers insights to the infancy narratives and the Beatitudes?

the prayer that binds all Christians together

Which of the Gospel writers do scholars theorize used a common source they call “Q” source?

This is essential in the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist.

The Gospel of John is divided into two parts; part one is about - 

The Lord’s prayer is made up of - 

Sacred scripture & sacred tradition are 2 distinct modes of expressing the Deposit of Faith.

an ancient form of prayer that involves reading a Scripture passage slowly and meditatively

Incarnation comes from a Latin word meaning “to become flesh,” and it refers to -

the Church’s official daily prayer

Saint Paul wrote all of the New Testament epistles.

The Gospels are a unique literary form that could be considered religious or theological biographies.

Three of the Gospels-Matthew, Mark, and Luke-are similar in their style and content, they are called synoptic Gospels.

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What are some of the unique characteristics used in the Gospel of John?

This Gospel provides a more mystical and divine portrayal of Jesus than any of the synoptic Gospels.

What are the Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ together known as?

This is the goal of God’s plan of salvation, when God rules over the hearts of people and a new social order

Which of the following events does not appear in all of the synoptic Gospels?

The Liturgy of the Hours is also known as: 

What does the Gospel of John call Jesus’ miracles?

These were short stories that used everyday images to communicate religious messages.

For Jesus, the Kingdom of God is not a particular place or a particular time, it is defined as what?

Jesus’ miracles can be categorized into four types: healings, exorcisms, control over nature, and restoration of life.

How were the Gospels developed similarly to the other biblical books?

What is the climax of the whole Bible (and of all of salvation history)?

Gospel writers are called evangelists.

Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God through:

 The four Gospels proclaim one message of salvation and are all the same.

What is the mystery of the Divine Son of God becoming human called?

 refers to the goodness or evil of human acts

In writing their Gospels, what were the human authors most concerned about?

 lifting up one’s mind and heart to God

What are the short stories Jesus told to teach about the Kingdom of God?

The Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office, is the official public, daily prayer of the Catholic Church. 

Saint Paul’s epistles are addressed only to Roman Catholics.

The word liturgy comes from the Greek word leitourgia, meaning “work of the people,” and it refers to the Church’s: 

These are letters in the New Testament, written by Saint Paul or by disciples who wrote in his name. 

B/c Matthew’s audience is Jewish, he begins his Gospel with Jesus’ genealogy, his Jewish ancestry.

John’s Gospel begins with a poetic reference to which biblical book?

The Book of Revelation tells us when and how the world will end.

The Gospels are biographies of Jesus.

the official, public, communal prayer of the Church   

The difference between the Liturgy of the Hours and the Lectio Divina is:

Lectio Divina is a latin term that means - 

This person offers us an unparalleled role model and an example of faithfulness and obedience to God.