God's chosen people, called to be a light to the nations.

Chosen as the definitive witnesses of Jesus' revelation.

Event that introduced Jesus' public ministry

Last Apostle to die.

Apostle to the Gentiles, known for his letters to the ancient churches.

Head apostle among the apostles.

Successors of the Apostles

Who is depicted on the left?

Who were the authoritative Jewish theologians of Jesus' day?

What was the Pope's diocese from the time of the first Pope until now?

Who exercised control over Israel in Jesus' times?

What is considered as the "birthday of the Church"?

What did the Apostles do in the months following the Descent of the Holy Spirit?

What was the Apostles' first mode of transmitting revelation?

What was the name of the council that decided that gentile Christian converts were not bound by all Jewish laws?

What is depicted in this scene?

What event created the priesthood/Holy Orders?

What is depicted here?

Which was NOT an early New Testament Church?

What happened 10 days after this?

What New Testament book describes Jesus as the priest and victim of an eternal sacrifice performed in the heavenly tabernacle?

By the time John the Evangelist died, how many popes had there likely been?

If the northern coast of the Mediterranean Sea (in blue) is Italy and surrounding lands, what continent occupies the southern coast?

If Rome is located in the boot-shaped country on this map, where would Constantinople be?