Chapter 1 Vocab/Eccelsology

This means “one who is sent”. When referring to the 12 companions chosen by Jesus, the term refers to those special witnesses of Jesus on whose ministry the early Church was built and whose successors are the bishops

• Apostles

• Disciples

• Friends

• none of the above

This event refers to Jesus’s passage from this world into divine glory in God’s heavenly domain forty days his Resurrection

• Pentecost

• Ascension

• Resurrection

• Christmas

This term comes from the Latin ekklesia which means “to call out of”

• Diakonia

• Kerygma

• Church

• Alleluia

This term refers to the entire People of God throughout the world

• Church

• Ecclesiology

• Koinonia

• none of the above

This term refers to the assembly of believers gathered for the celebration of the liturgy

• Temple

• Body of Christ

• Koinonia

• Church

In the Nicene Creed, this is recognized as One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic

• Church

• Kerygma

• Koinonia

• Body of Christ

Practice of an ever-increasing acquisition and consumption of goods

• Consumerism

• Individualism

• Buy a thing-ism

• none of the above

An open-ended contract of love between God and human beings

• Promise

• Covenant

• Ark of the Covenant

• Kerygma

The life of following Jesus Christ. The root word of this term comes from from the Latin word that means “learner”

• Discipleship

• Magisterium

• Apostleship

• Ecclesiology

Theological study of the Christian Church that focuses on the origins of Christianity, its relationship to Jesus, its role in salvation, its governance and leadership as well as its discipline

• Magisterium

• Koinonia

• Ecclesiology

• none of the above