Religion
Midterm
Study Guide
7th Grade
2024-2025
100

1) one of the four Gospel writers who wrote with the purpose of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with the world

2) the heart of Scriptures and proclaim the Good News of salvation, primary source of knowledge of the life of Jesus Christ

1) Evangelists 

2) Gospel

100

The Christian belief that God assumed a human nature in the Person of Jesus Christ (the Word became flesh)

Incarnation

100

 Hebrew word for “Anointed One”; refers to the one God promised to send to His people to free them from sin

Messiah

100

A permanent, unremovable spiritual seal placed on our souls by God in the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, and upon those who receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders, that set us apart as belonging to God

Indelible Mark

100

When is baptism foreshadowed in the Old Testament?

  1. God created water/the creation story

  2. When Moses split the Red Sea or the crossing of the Red Sea

  3. When God flooded the Earth

  4. When they crossed the River Jordan into the promise land

  5. Moses hit a rock and water flew out/Moses provided water from a rock

  6. Moses floated down the Nile

  7. When God turned the water into blood

200

1) the gospels of Matthew, mark, and Luke present the story of Christ’s life in a similar way

2) people of non-Jewish ethnicity

1) synoptic

2) Gentiles

200

Why did God become human?

  1. To reconcile us with God

  2. That we can know God’s love

  3. To be our model of holiness

  4. So we can partake in his divine nature

200

What three things did God promise to Abraham in his covenant?

  1. God said he would make him a great nation and a promise land (fulfilled through Moses)

  2. God promised Abraham to make his name great and a line of kings would descend from him (fulfilled through David)

  3. God said that all the earth would be blessed by his descendants (fulfilled through Jesus)

200

What are the Seven Sacraments?

  1. Baptism

  2. Communion 

  3. Holy Orders

  4. Penance

  5. Confirmation

  6. Anointing of the sick

  7. Matrimony

200

What are the effects of baptism

  1. Forgives sin

  2. Makes you a new creation

  3. Makes you a member of the church

  4. Imprints an indelible mark on you

  5. Forges bonds of Christian unity

300

Who is this?

Symbol: man

Audience: Jewish Christan's

Notable: includes many of Jesus’ parables

Matthew

300

Jesus’ I AM Statements

  1. I AM the bread of life/ the living bread

  2. I AM the light of the World

  3. I AM the gate

  4. I AM the good shepherd

  5. I AM the Resurrection and the Life

  6. I AM the Way, and the truth, the life

  7. I AM the true vine

300

efficacious sign of God’s grace

Sacraments

300

Sacraments of Initiation

Confirmation, Baptism, Communion

300

What are the gifts of the Holy Spirit?

  1. Wisdom: Helps us respond to God as we contemplate divine things

  2. Understanding: Helps us grasp revealed truths more easily

  3. Knowledge: Awareness of God’s plan for our lives

  4. Counsel: Helps us judge quickly and correctly

  5. Fortitude: A steady will to do good

  6. Piety: Loyalty to God and divine things

  7. Fear of the Lord: Deep respect for God that helps us avoid sin

400

Who is this

Symbol: Eagle

Audience: Jewish Christan's

Notable: focuses on Jesus’ divinity (Jesus is 100% human and 100% divine)

John

400

Example's of Jesus' Miracles

  1. Miracles of Healing: He gives sight to the blind and cures leprosy

  2. Miracles of the Supernatural: He casts out demons

  3. Miracles of Nature: He calms the sea and walks on water

Miracles of Supply: He multiplies loaves of bread and turns water to wine

400

 the free and undeserved gift of God’s life within us

Grace

400

What are the symbols of baptism?

  1. Sign of the cross: signifies the grace of redemption won for us by Christ

  2. Holy water: represents the person’s entry into the Trinity, washing of original sin

  3. Holy oil or sacred Chrism: incorporates the person into Christ to share in His role of priest, prophet, and king

  4. White garment: signifies that he has been washed clean from the stain of sin

Candle: symbolized that Christ has enlightened his life

400

What are the effects of Confirmation

  1. You’re united more closely with the church

  2. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are strengthened

  3. You are given a mission to spread and protect the faith

  4. Baptismal grace is strengthened

500

Who is this?

Symbol: Ox

Audience: Gentile Christan's

Notable: suggests that Luke received information from the Virgin Mary  

Luke

500

a sacred permanent bond of family relationship

Covenant

500

the calling or destiny of people to holiness and to a particular state in life, such as marriage or ordained priesthood

Vocation

500

Symbol: Lion

Audience: Jewish Christian

Notable: shortest Gospel

Mark

500

How is confirmation foreshadowed in the Bible?

  1. The Holy Spirit anoints David to become King

  2. The Holy Spirit comes down on the Apostles during Pentecost

  3. Spirit of God given to Adam

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