Unit 2: Baptism

Begins our lives as followers of Christ and initiates us into the Church & the life of Christ

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist

The River Jordan is a symbol of _____ that leads us from the Old Testament to the New Testament

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist

• New Life

The FIRST Sacrament of Christian Initiation

• Baptism:

  Begins new life

• Confirmation:

  Strengthens new life

• Eucharist:

  Nourishes new Christian life

Through ______, we become members of the Church. It allows us to share the mission of Christ & the Church with the world

Greek version means "To plunge"

In Confirmation, we become a new creation in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Baptism, not Confirmation

In Baptism, we are plunged into water, symbolizing.... which we rise to live new life in Christ

• Burial into Christ's death

• Submerging in God's love

• re-living Christ's baptism

Answer explanation

"The Bath of Enlightenment"

Receive the "true light"

Through this story, we learn that water can also be dangerous and deadly- human life is frequently lost through flooding

• Noah's Ark

• the Passage through the Red Sea

• The River Jordan

• Jesus's baptism

The Holy Spirit appeared as a Dove

• Noah's Ark

• the Passage through the Red Sea

• The River Jordan

• Jesus's baptism

God was pleased with Jesus, foreshadowing that at our own Baptism, we are adopted as the fathers, sons, and daughters in Christ

• Noah's Ark

• the Passage through the Red Sea

• The River Jordan

• Jesus's baptism

Deceived by The Pharaoh’s , the Israelites were chased by soldiers to bring them back, and they were caught between the soldiers and the Red Sea.

What happened after this?

• The waters parted, and God's People marched through dry land

• The Israelites were caught and sent back

• The Israelites were captured and all killed immediately

• God's People swam across the Red Sea