Judaism and Rome
Many Jews hoped that God would send a ______ to rescue them from Roman rule.
a deliverer
Although the Romans had taken over Judah, they allowed _____ to rule it.
Jewish Kings
The __________rebelled against Roman rule in A.D. 66 but the Romans brutally _____________the uprising.
Zealots and Crushed
As the number of Christians grew, some Romans believed they were ___________and a threat to the empire.
Dangerous
To declare that a person is no longer a part of the church.
Excommunicate
They wanted the kingdom of Israel to be ________.
restored
Augustus made Judah a Roman and called it by the Roman name of ___________________.
Judea
After the fall of Jerusalem, the Jewish defenders overtook the ____________.
Masada fortress
The Christians believed that ____________ could be worshipped.
One god
Government officials that remove icons from churches.
Iconoclasts
How did Judaism impact Rome
The Jewish resistance to Roman rule
Judea became tightly controlled by the _______________
Roman Empire
The fortress is now recognized as a symbol of __________.
Jewish heroism
Christians did not support ______________ as a way to resolve problems.
Warfare
A method of capital punishment in which the condemned is tied or nailed to a large wooden cross, beam, or stake and left to hang until eventual death
Crucifixion
How long did Rome rule Isreal
63 BC until the Jewish War of 66
The Jews among themselves over how to deal with the Romans. Still, Jerusalem remained their __________.
Holy city
By A.D. 700, Jews had settled in regions as far west as ______________ and as far east as__________.
Spain and Central Asia
People who thought Christians were dangerous believed they should be ________________.
Punished
What charge was likely made against Jesus when he was arrested after the Last Supper?
Treason
What did the Romans think of the Jews?
Perennial trouble makers
What did the Romans control?
Asia Minor, northern Africa, and most of Europe
Although the Jews were scattered around the world, they kept their faith alive by ___________.
studying and following their religious laws and traditions
Christians were often mistreated, arrested and __________________.
Beaten
The Byzantines believed the patriarch of Constantinople and other bishops were equal to who?
The Pope