Jobs
A person who caught fish for a living.
Fisherman
A common food made from wheat and eaten with many meals
bread
The main material used to build many homes.
mud, plaster or stone
Name two memebers of the upper class
royalty, high priest, romans, wealthy landowners
Jesus changed WHAT into wine at a wedding.
Water
A person who worked the land and grew crops.
Farmer
A fruit that was commonly grown in the region and used to make wine.
grapes
Many homes had a FLAT/TRIANGLE roof which could be reached by stairs.
Flat
Name two members from the lower class
farmers, peasants, craftsmen, tax collectors
Jesus performed this miracle when he walked across the water
Jesus Walks on Water
A person who collected money from people for the Roman government.
Tax collector
This meat was forbidden under Jewish dietary laws
pork
a simple home might have this area where animals were kept at night.
Courtyard/stable area/barn
The powerful empire that controlled Judea during Jesus’ lifetime.
The Roman Empire
Jesus fed 5,000 people using five loaves and how many fish?
2 fish
A person who made objects such as pots, tools or furniture by hand.
Artisan/craftsman
This was an important food source and was often eaten dried or pressed into oil
olives
2
The religious leaders who taught and interpreted Jewish law
Pharisees
Jesus performed this miracle when he brought WHO back to life.
Lazarus
This job involved travelling with goods and selling them in different places.
Merchant/trader
This food was an important part of the diet in Jesus’ time and was often used to make a paste, spread or used for medical wounds. What was it?
Honey
What were flat roofs used for?
to rest, sleep or work
What does being unclean mean?
to have committed sin / having a disease or sickness / poor
Jesus healed a man with an incurable disease. What was this disease called?
Leprosy