Church History Chp 8

Developed a vocabulary of terms in which to describe the faith

• St Jerome

• Origen

• Tertullian

• St John Chrystostom

• St Augustine

A skilled writer and preacher who went on to become the Bishop of Hippo. His writings expressed a deep love and faith in Jesus.

• St Jerome

• Origen

• Tertullian

• St John Chrystostom

• St Augustine

Translated the Bible into Latin from Hebrew and Greek

• St Jerome

• Origen

• Tertullian

• St John Chrystostom

• St Augustine

Studied and explained scripture

• St Jerome

• Origen

• Tertullian

• St John Chrystostom

• St Augustine

A great preacher whose name means "golden-mouthed"

• St Jerome

• Origen

• Tertullian

• St John Chrystostom

• St Augustine

Called in 325 by Constantine the first ecumenical council was called to solve the Arian Heresy over Jesus' divinity

• Chalcedon

• Ephesus

• Constantinople

• Nicaea

Held in 431 AD in modern Turkey to deal with the heresy that Jesus was two people.

Declared Mary the "Mother of God"

• Chalcedon

• Ephesus

• Constantinople

• Nicaea

Called in 381 AD by Emperor Theodosius I. Completed the Creed started at the first ecumenical council.

• Chalcedon

• Ephesus

• Constantinople

• Nicaea

Called in 451 AD, affirmed the teaching of Pope Leo the Great that Jesus was one person, with two natures, both human and divine.

• Chalcedon

• Ephesus

• Constantinople

• Nicaea

In 313 Emperor Constantine declared the (a)   , which allowed Christians to worship without fear of persecution.