History
A prophet & physical incarnation of God. The founder of Christianity.
Who is Jesus?
... is where Jesus was born
What is Bethlehem?
The celebration of Jesus' birth. Traditionally people give out gifts.
What is Christmas?
God the Father, God the Son, and the holy spirit.
What is the Trinity?
The ten rules of Christianity
What are the Ten Commandments?
Early followers of Christianity were originally ____ but converted to Christianity after the resurrection of Jesus.
Who are Jews?
Jesus was crucified, died, and rose again in this city.
What is Jerusalem?
The first day of Lent.
What is ash Wednesday?
Heaven and Hell
What is the afterlife/eternal life?
Humans can be forgiven by God, and are offered salvation and the promise of eternal life.
What are the main messages of Christianity through Jesus?
Originates from the life, death and teachings of Jesus Christ, hence the name.
What is Christianity?
Where God promised the land of Abraham's descendants.
What is Palestine?
The last week of Lent.
What is Holy week?
Three days after Jesus' crucifixion, God raised him from the grave, and three days later, God revealed himself to his followers. Jesus' sacrifice triumphed over ___ and ___.
What are sin and death?
The main rules of Christianity are Love God, Love your ____ as yourself, Forgive others who have wronged you, and love your enemies.
What is neighbor?
A name given to Jesus that was prophecized in the old testament.
What is the Messiah?
Where God promised the land of Abraham's descendants.
What is Palestine?
Entrance into Jerusalem.
What is Palm Sunday?
There are two sacraments in Christianity, ____ ____, and ____.
What is Holy Communion and Marriage?
Certain Christians hold back from eating ____ on Good Friday to honor Jesus although some Christians eat fish rather than meat on this day.
What is meat?
Jesus started His ministry when he was around __ y/o and was known as a miracle worker
what is 30?
Where James the apostle was buried
What is Santiago De Compostela?
Last day of Holy Week.
What is Holy Saturday?
What Christians believe about the nature of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit as well as their roles in creation.
What is the Apostles' Creed?
They have a Vegan diet.
What are Orthodox Christians?