1.3 Impact Early Christianity

Which of the following empires conquered the people of Judah in 63 B.C.E.?

• Israel

• Jerusalem

• Spain

• Rome

Match the item with its definition: parable

• an early Christian follower of Jesus who helped spread his message

• the act of rising from the dead

• being saved from sin and allowed to enter heaven

• a story that uses everyday life events to teach a religious idea

• one of the first 12 followers of Jesus

Match the item with its definition: salvation

• an early Christian follower of Jesus who helped spread his message

• the act of rising from the dead

• being saved from sin and allowed to enter heaven

• a story that uses everyday life events to teach a religious idea

• one of the first 12 followers of Jesus

Match the item with its definition: apostle

• an early Christian follower of Jesus who helped spread his message

• the act of rising from the dead

• being saved from sin and allowed to enter heaven

• a story that uses everyday life events to teach a religious idea

• one of the first 12 followers of Jesus

Match the item with its definition: resurrection

• an early Christian follower of Jesus who helped spread his message

• the act of rising from the dead

• being saved from sin and allowed to enter heaven

• a story that uses everyday life events to teach a religious idea

• one of the first 12 followers of Jesus

Match the item with its definition: disciple

• an early Christian follower of Jesus who helped spread his message

• the act of rising from the dead

• being saved from sin and allowed to enter heaven

• a story that uses everyday life events to teach a religious idea

• one of the first 12 followers of Jesus

After the first Jewish rebellion, the Romans ___.

• gave the Jews what they wanted.

• rewarded the bravest Jewish fighters.

• destroyed the Jewish temple in Jerusalem.

• returned to Rome, Italy.

One group of Jews called Zealots believed they should

• fight the Romans for their freedom.

• avoid conflict with their rulers.

• establish communities away from Roman rule.

• ignore the Romans completely.

During the time of cruel control by the Romans, what did some Jews hope would happen?

• The Jews could establish communities far away from Jerusalem.

• God would send more commandments as a guide.

• God would send a deliverer to rescue the Jews from the Romans.

• The Romans would replace the Jewish governor with a procurator.

What resulted from the unsuccessful rebellion by the Jews against the Romans in 132 C.E.?

• Jews established communities outside of Jerusalem.

• Jews stopped studying and following their religious laws.

• Jews refused to leave Jerusalem.

• Jews captured an ancient Greek fortress called Masada.