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Unit 1 World of Jesus 2021
Unit 1 World of Jesus 2021
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What does Jesus identify himself with at the Last Supper?
Fish
Seeds
Bread and Wine
Fruit
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Celebrates the giving of the Law to Moses, 50 days after the Jews fled slavery in Egypt.
Passover
Pentecost
Yom Kippur
Easter
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The term "outcast" in Jesus' culture meant:
Religious leaders
People who did not have full respect or rights.
Romans
Those who were not born in Palestine.
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The holiest and most celebrated Jewish feast--- celebrated the liberation of the Jews from slavery in Egypt.
Passover
Pentecost
Easter
Yom Kippur
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About how far in miles is Nazareth from Jerusalem?
125 miles
60 miles
15 miles
25 miles
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All of the following are true about the homes of the common people EXCEPT:
Dirt floors
Large tents made of animal skins
Flat roof, use for storage and even sleeping on warm evenings
Usually one room made of stone
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In the Jewish culture, the most important group was:
The Family
Work
Government
The School
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Who usually arranged the marriage in Jesus' world?
The local Rabbi(leader of the temple)
The man and woman who were to be married
The parents, usually the father of the man.
The parents, usually the mother of the girl.
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“Day of atonement”; time for the Jews to repent their sins from the last year.
Easter
Pentecost
Yom Kippur
Passover
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Most people traveled by:
Carriages pulled by mules
Boats
Riding horses
Walking
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Educated, lay Jewish leaders--- focus was the strict following of the Law. Jesus often was in conflict with them.
Pharisees
Zealots
High Priests
Scripes
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In Jewish customs, "breaking bread" was:
Used to start the morning prayer
A sign of being engaged to be married
A way to sign a contract or agreement
An outward sign of unity and friendship
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Head of the priestly caste---had great spiritual and political power.
Roman Governor
High Priest
Keeper of the Torah
Rabbi
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The common people only ate meat...
On special occasions or feasts, like Passover
When celebrating Christmas.
None of the options are true.
They never ate meat, it was against their laws.
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The land Jesus grow up in had a "remarkable variety"; that means.
It had not rivers or lakes
It included deserts, hills, forests, lakes and rivers.
It was mostly desert
It was mostly flat
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In Jerusalem, was the center of Jewish religious life---sacrifices were offered there. Destroyed in 70 AD by the Romans.
The Wailing Wall
The Kabba
The Temple
The Synagogue
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Guardians of worship & the Temple. Become a very exclusive and powerful group….often hated by the common people.
Archbishops
Priestly Caste
Rabbis
Roman Guard
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The following were considered "outcasts" in the world of Jesus.
The extremely poor and prostitutes.
Fishermen and farmers
Tanners and carpenters
Teachers
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All of the following were true of the Sadducees EXCEPT:
From the Priestly class
Worked with the Romans
Set themselves above the common people
Were mostly poor and admires by the common people
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Jesus' message was considered "radical"; what does this word mean?
Following the Law of Moses
Traditional
Moderate
Different from what was always done or accepted
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All of the following were common occupations of Jesus' day EXCEPT:
fisherman
farmer
factory worker
shepherds
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House of prayer (sacrifices were never offered there) and the center of Jewish village communal life.
The Well
The Temple
Synagogue
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The interpreters and the teachers of the Law--- had great power because of their ability to read and write
Scripes
High Priests
Zealots
Pharisees
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Sacred stories and teachings of the people of Israel.
The New Testament
The Koran
The Old Testament
The Shema
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The term the "haves and the have nots", refer to:
The Rich and the poor
Men and women
Jewish and non-Jews
Romans and everyone else
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Believed in a warrior messiah; advocated the use of violence in order to gain Jewish independence from the Romans.
Zealots
Pharisees
Priests
Scribes
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The period before a marriage in the Jewish tradition was called...
betrothal
bar mitzvah
torah
covenant
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The daily Meals of the common people in Jesus' time would include ALL of the following EXCEPT:
Fish
Bread
Fruits and Nuts
Meat
29
All of the following are names the land Jesus lived in has been called EXCEPT:
The Promise Land
Babylonian
Palestine
Land of Canaan
30
Many Biblical historians estimate that Mary was how old when Jesus was born?
Around 20.
Around 30
Around 14 to 16
Around 10 to 12
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Women were considered_________________to men in the world of Jesus.
equal
inferior
superior
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Most people in Jesus world:
own lots of land
were just getting by economically
were well off, with plenty of money
had many political rights.
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Recited by Jewish people at dawn and nightfall---began with: “Hear, O Israel!
The Shema Prayer
The Torah
The Our Father
The Old Testament
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The political, cultural and religious center of Palestine---the “holy city” for the Jews
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Mecca
Rome
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All of the following were true about the Romans, EXCEPT:
Were generally hated by the people of Palestine.
Required people to pay taxes
Empire included most of the Mediterranean area, including where Jesus lived
Were the Jewish upperclass, controlling most of the land and wealth.