The union of Christ's human nature and divine nature in one person.

A hymn or song of praise found in the Bible

God related to people which God revealed His nature and purposes to people.

The teachings and life of Jesus Christ.

Jesus' birth and early childhood found in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.

The promised deliverer of the Jewish nation prophesied in the Hebrew Bible.

a narrative involving a report of supposed special divine action.

Fundamental Theology:

Categories that deal with God and God's communication to and in the world.

The belief that Jesus, the Son of God, took on human flesh and became man.

Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River.

A story that tell a moral or spiritual lesson, often by Jesus.

A letter, especially one in the New Testament written by an apostle.

Beginning of Jesus' Ministry

The start of Jesus' public preaching and teaching.

A expansion of the early Christian church after Jesus' resurrection.

the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three distinct persons in one Godhead.

a brief episode or event that leads to and ends with a saying of Jesus

Jesus resisted Satan's temptations in the wilderness.

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Hypostatic Union
The merging of different religious beliefs into one doctrine.
The union of multiple gods within Christianity.
The union of Christ's human nature and divine nature in one person.
A philosophical concept unrelated to Christian theology.
2
Canticle
A term for a specific type of sacrificial offering in the Old Testament.
A hymn or song of praise found in the Bible
A form of ancient writing used exclusively for legal documents.
A type of ancient armor worn by biblical warriors.
3
History
The genealogical records found in the Old Testament.
God related to people which God revealed His nature and purposes to people.
The religious doctrine that explains the origins of the universe.
A form of ancient storytelling related to mythical events.
4
Gospel
An ancient festival celebrated by the early Christian communities.
The teachings and life of Jesus Christ.
A term for a form of religious dance in early Christianity.
The type of religious garment worn by priests in the ancient Church.
5
Infancy Narratives
Stories about the lives of the apostles during Jesus' infancy.
Historical records of Jesus' adolescence and teenage years.
Fables and myths related to the birth of Jesus.
Jesus' birth and early childhood found in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.
6
Messiah
The promised deliverer of the Jewish nation prophesied in the Hebrew Bible.
a high priest in the Jewish and christian tradition.
A promise given by the Lord through hardships and dedication in the bible.
A symbolic figure representing the concept of justice in Judaism.
7
Miracle Story
a narrative involving a report of supposed special divine action.
Accounts of everyday occurrences in the lives of the apostles.
Myths and legends from ancient cultures unrelated to Christianity.
Tales of supernatural beings and creatures in the ancient world.
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Fundamental Theology:
The order of appearance of Jesus to his disciples after his resurrection.
A result of belief in spreading the word of god and converting others.
Categories that deal with God and God's communication to and in the world.
Chronological list of towns and cities Jesus visited during his ministry.
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Incarnation
The process of being enlightened about spiritual matters.
The belief that Jesus, the Son of God, took on human flesh and became man.
The transformation of physical matter into a spiritual form.
The act of purifying one's soul through meditation and prayer.
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Appearance of Gospels (in order of biblical appearance/historical appearance)
Matthew, John, Luke and Mark
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Matthew, John, Joseph and sarah
Hagar, Tamar, Mary and Rahab
11
Baptism of Christ
The act of Christ baptizing his disciples.
Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River.
The day Jesus fed the five thousand.
The moment when Jesus walked on water.
12
Parable
A genre of historical literature describing the lives of ancient prophets.
A form of ancient drama performed in the temples of Jerusalem.
A type of religious painting popular in early Christian communities.
A story that tell a moral or spiritual lesson, often by Jesus.
13
Epistle
A form of communal prayer used in early Christian gatherings.
A type of poetic structure found in the Psalms.
An ancient speech given by a prophet in the Old Testament.
A letter, especially one in the New Testament written by an apostle.
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Beginning of Jesus' Ministry
The period when Jesus was a young child.
The start of Jesus' public preaching and teaching.
The time when Jesus performed his first miracle.
The day Jesus was born.
15
Acts of the Apostles
A collection of miracles performed by the apostles in biblical times.
A manual of rules and guidelines for missionary work in the early Church.
An anthology of prayers and devotional practices Christian communities.
A expansion of the early Christian church after Jesus' resurrection.
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The Trinity
The idea that Jesus and the Holy Spirit are lesser beings than the Father.
The three biggest religious Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three distinct persons in one Godhead.
The belief that there are multiple gods in Christianity.
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Pronouncement Story
a brief episode or event that leads to and ends with a saying of Jesus
A type of biblical prophecy related to the end times.
Records of disputes and arguments among the early Christian communities.
A form of ancient proverbs and wise sayings from the Old Testament.
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Temptation of Christ
Jesus resisted Satan's temptations in the wilderness.
The time when Jesus was betrayed by Judas.
when Abraham decides to kill his son or disobey god.
An occasion when Jesus healed the blind man.

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