Religion Chapter 6 Key Terms.

The story of our Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. Two different accounts of it are given in the New Testament, one in the Gospel of Matthew, the other in the Gospel of Luke.

• Nativity

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom (or reign) of God

• Transfiguration

The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as the Savior

of the world.

• Nativity

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom (or reign) of God

• Transfiguration

The word means “learner”

• Nativity

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom (or reign) of God

• Transfiguration

Also called the reign of God, it was

proclaimed by Jesus and began in his Life, Death, and Resurrection. It refers to the process of the Father’s reconciling and renewing all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as it is in Heaven. The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.

• Nativity

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom of God

• Transfiguration

The mystery from Christ’s life in which God’s glory shone through and transformed Jesus’ physical appearance while he was in the company of the Old Testament prophets Moses and Elijah. Peter, James, and John witnessed this event.

• Paschal Mystery

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom of God

• Transfiguration

Christ’s work of redemption, accomplished principally by his Passion, Death, Resurrection, and glorious Ascension. It is commemorated and made present through the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.

• Paschal Mystery

• Epiphany

• Disciple

• Kingdom of God

• Transfiguration

Match the word to the definition

Nativity

• The story of our Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. Two different accounts of it are given in the New Testament, one in the Gospel of Matthew, the other in the Gospel of Luke.

• The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as the Savior

  of the world.

• The word means “learner”

• Also called the reign of God, it was

  proclaimed by Jesus and began in his Life, Death, and Resurrection. It refers to the process of the Father’s reconciling and renewing all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as it is in Heaven. The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.

Match the word to the definition

Epiphany

• The story of our Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. Two different accounts of it are given in the New Testament, one in the Gospel of Matthew, the other in the Gospel of Luke.

• The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as the Savior

  of the world.

• The word means “learner”

• Also called the reign of God, it was

  proclaimed by Jesus and began in his Life, Death, and Resurrection. It refers to the process of the Father’s reconciling and renewing all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as it is in Heaven. The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.

Match the word to the definition

Disciple

• The story of our Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. Two different accounts of it are given in the New Testament, one in the Gospel of Matthew, the other in the Gospel of Luke.

• The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as the Savior

  of the world.

• The word means “learner”

• Also called the reign of God, it was

  proclaimed by Jesus and began in his Life, Death, and Resurrection. It refers to the process of the Father’s reconciling and renewing all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as it is in Heaven. The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.

Match the term to the definition

Kingdom of God

• The story of our Savior’s birth in Bethlehem. Two different accounts of it are given in the New Testament, one in the Gospel of Matthew, the other in the Gospel of Luke.

• The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as the Savior

  of the world.

• The word means “learner”

• Also called the reign of God, it was

  proclaimed by Jesus and began in his Life, Death, and Resurrection. It refers to the process of the Father’s reconciling and renewing all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as it is in Heaven. The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.