5.19 Persecution & Acceptance

5.19 Persecution and Acceptance

Objectives:

• Summarize Jesus’s key teachings.

• Describe the spread of Christianity in the early

  first century A.D.

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Learning purposes include: a lesson review for students who are absent, students

Open Ended

What do you think makes a GOOD leader? Describe the characteristics

Who was Jesus?

●He was born in Bethlehem and raised in Nazareth.

●He studied the Torah while still a young boy.

●He was baptized before beginning his ministry.

Multiple Select

What do the Gospels say about the life of Jesus?

Choose all correct answers.

• He was born in Bethlehem and raised in Nazareth.

• He studied the Torah while still a young boy.

• He was baptized before beginning his ministry.

• He led a revolt against the Roman rulers of Jerusalem.

What were the key teachings of Jesus during his ministry?

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Love your enemies.

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Help the poor.

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Serve your neighbor.

Multiple Select

What were the key teachings of Jesus during his ministry?

Choose all correct answers.

• Love your enemies.

• Help the poor.

• Serve your neighbor.

• Read the Gospels.

Jesus used parables to deliver his message to the people

Multiple Choice

What did Jesus use to deliver his message to the people?

• parables

• epistles

• books

• myths and legends

What word is used for an early Christian who was persecuted and killed for his or her beliefs?

martyr

Multiple Choice

What word is used for an early Christian who was persecuted and killed for his or her beliefs?

• martyr

• gentile

• Messiah

• disciple

What were the effects of the Edict of Milan?

●Official persecutions against the Christians ended.

●More people openly joined the Christian community.

●Laws forbidding Christian practices were revoked.

Multiple Select

What were the effects of the Edict of Milan?

Choose all correct answers.

• Official persecutions against the Christians ended.

• More people openly joined the Christian community.

• Laws forbidding Christian practices were revoked.

• The emperor became the Bishop of Rome.

Open Ended

If you were a leader what would your 3 key teachings be?