Ch 13 The Rise of Christianity

John 5:19-25 "For as the Father raises the dead and gives life to them, even so the Son gives life to whom He will. For the Father judges no one, but has committed all judgment to the Son, that all should honor the Son just as they honor the Father. He who does not honor the Son does not honor the Father who sent Him."

In the scripture above, Who is referred to as "The Father"

• Jesus

• Peter

• King James

• God

The message of Jesus—people should love God and one another—agreed with

__________ teachings.

• Jewish

• Islamic

• Hindu

• Roman Mythology

The pope claimed that he was the head of all Christian churches. The ____________ did not accept the pope's claim. They believed the patriarch of Constantinople and other bishops were equal to the pope

• Bishops

• Byzantines

• Romans

• Zealots

In the Christian Bible's "New Testament", the accounts that APOSTLES wrote of Jesus' life are known as __________.

• gospel

• martyrisms

• testimony

• myths

Christian scripture, or holy writings, states that

• Mary Magdalene betrayed Jesus.

• Jesus rose from the dead.

• the Romans tried to save Jesus.

• Jesus’s preaching was dangerous.

The Zealots were Jews who believed __________.

• they should fight the Romans

• they should accept Roman rule

• they should set up a new country

• religious laws must be followed

What happened after the Jews rebelled against the Romans in A.D. 132?

• Jews converted to Christianity when they were banned from Jerusalem.

• Jews took control of Jerusalem.

• Jews remained committed to Judaism despite being banned from Jerusalem.

• The war was peacefully resolved.

Christians believe that if people accept and follow Jesus and his teachings they will __________.

• be very wealthy and successful after death

• never do anything wrong

• be very wealthy and successful throughout their life

• have a hope to live forever even after death

A person who is willing to die for his or her beliefs is known as a _________.

• coward

• martyr

• cynic

• zealot

_________ involves staking a human to a piece of wood elevated off the ground. This punishment of criminals and political rebels was a common method of

punishment by the Romans and used to execute Jesus.

• Quartering

• Guillotines

• Circumcision

• Crucifixion