Jewish History
When in Rome...
Scripture & Language
Early Christianity
Heresies & Beliefs
100

Major Jewish revolt in the 2nd century BC due to poor treatment by the Greeks . . . .

Maccabean Revolt!

100

Roman procurator who presided over Jesus’ trial.

Pontius Pilate

100

Church Father who translated Scripture into Latin.

Jerome

100

Cousin of Jesus, beheaded by Herod!

John the Baptist

100

Mystery religion only open to men

Mithraism

200

Greek leader who defiled the Jewish Temple

Antiochus IV

200

Emperor who made Christianity legal in the Roman Empire.

Constantine

200

This Church Father who wrote Greek commentaries.

Origen

200

First Christian martyr!

Stephen

200

List ONE difference between Christianity and mystery religions.

Morals

No mystai

Not in secret


300

Jewish aristocratic group, denied the afterlife!

Sadducees

300

This document declared Jesus to be “of one substance with God.”

Nicene Creed

300

Word used in the Bible to describe non-Jews.

Gentiles

300

Birthplace of Jesus.

Place where Jesus grew up.

Bethlehem

Nazareth

300

This belief claimed Jesus was a created being, not fully divine, and was condemned at the Council of Nicaea.

Arianism

400

This Jewish sect left behind the Dead Sea Scrolls and practiced asceticism. Two messiahs!!!!!

Essenes

400

Excommunicated by Ambrose after massacring the people of Thessalonica.

Theodosius

400

Paul often wrote to churches through these letters.

Epistles

400

Rulers who served the Roman Empire but who were from the local area

Client Kings

400

Heretic who taught that people having visions could ADD to the Bible!

Montanus

500

In 70 CE, which Roman Emperor destroyed the Jewish Temple causing the Diaspora?

Titus

500

The Council of Nicaea was significant because it did this.

What is settle disputes about Jesus’ divinity and unify Christian belief?

500

Greek translation of the Old Testament . . . .

Septuagint

500

Who wrote Confessions and The City of God.

Augustine

500

Heretic that only accepted the Luke/Paul’s writings.

Marcion of Sinope

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