Rel 10 S2 U1 Ch1

In the books of the New Testament, the Greek word ________________ corresponds to the English word church.

• ekklesia

• ark

• Temple

• Word

The first Christians purposely applied the term ekklesia to themselves to show that they were ________________ of the assembly of Israel.

• heirs

• bishops

• Temple

• Word

Jesus Christ, the only Son of God, who is himself fully God, established the ________________ when he proclaimed and ushered in the Kingdom of God.

• Church

• Temple

• Incarnation

• Word

Following Christ’s example, the early Christians often compared the Church to Israel’s ________________.

• Temple

• ark

• bishops

• Word

Complete the following sentences, using terms from the word bank. Not all terms will be used. Word bank: ark, bishops, cardinals, Church, critics, ekklesia, grace, heirs, Incarnation, Kingdom of God, ministry, mission, Son of God, Temple, Word 5. The perfect fulfillment of the Sinai Covenant, the Law, is the ________________, Jesus Christ.

• Son of God

• Temple

• Incarnation

• Word

The mystery of the union of the divine and human natures in one Divine Person is called the ________________.

• Incarnation

• Temple

• Kingdom of God

• Word

Complete the following sentences, using terms from the word bank. Not all terms will be used. Word bank: ark, bishops, cardinals, Church, critics, ekklesia, grace, heirs, Incarnation, Kingdom of God, ministry, mission, Son of God, Temple, Word 7. At the time appointed by God, Jesus Christ, the Eternal ________________ of the Father, became man and lived among us on earth.

• Word

• Temple

• ark

• bishops

During his earthly ________________, Jesus inaugurated the Church through his preaching.

• ministry

• ark

• bishops

• Temple

By participating in the Eucharist today, in a mystical way we share in Christ’s sacrifice and also in the ________ that his sacrifice gives the Church.

• grace

• ark

• Temple

• mission

Have you ever wondered why the Church is governed by the Pope and ________________? Jesus set up this structure himself.

• bishops

• priests

• deacons

• monks