Theology 9: Chapter 6

This is the good news of Jesus Christ.

• Gospel
• Nativity
• Apostle
• Transfiguration

From the Greek for "seeing the whole together," this is the name given to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke because they are similar in style and content.

• Synoptic Gospels
• Q Source
• Infancy Narratives
• Paschal Mystery

This is the term used for the apparent common source for passages found in both Matthew and Luke's Gospels but not in Mark's.

• Q Source
• Infancy Narratives
• Transfiguration
• Gospel

This is God's saving plan that unfolded in human history and reached its highest point when God sent Jesus into the world.

• Mystery of Salvation
• Transfiguration
• Paschal Mystery
• Nativity

This is the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and the Son of Mary.

• Nativity
• Infancy Narratives
• Kingdom of God
• Transfiguration

These are the accounts of Jesus' birth and childhood found in the first two chapters of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.

• Infancy Narratives
• Q Source
• Transfiguration
• Paschal Mystery

This is the messiah (i.e. Christ), whose name means "God saves."

• Jesus
• Mark
• Matthew
• Luke

This is God's reign of love, justice, and peace that was proclaimed by Jesus throughout his public ministry.

• Kingdom of God
• Paschal Mystery
• Mystery of Salvation
• Transfiguration

This is a follower of Jesus who learns how best to live from him.

• Disciple
• Gospel
• Nativity
• Q Source

This is one of the twelve men whom Jesus chose to join him in his public ministry and to send out to preach the Word of God.

• Apostle
• Mark
• Luke
• Nativity