Vocab 3

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rizzieri  on March 22, 2012

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Vocab 3

Fast
to go without food. is an ancient religious practice that denies the wants of the body in order to strengthen the spirit
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Fast to go without food. is an ancient religious practice that denies the wants of the body in order to strengthen the spirit
John the Baptist a cousin of Jesus, older by six months. his baptizing and preaching in the wilderness prepared the way for Jesus
Lamb of God a title given not only to the Passover sacrifice at the Exodus but also to Jesus Christ as the perfect sacrifice "who takes away the sins of the world"
Leper someone who suffers from leprosy, a serious skin disease
Money-changers businessmen who exchanged the ordinary Roman coins used in everyday business to the special Temple coinage used to pay the Temple tax. they notoriously took a certain percentage for themselves
Pilgrim someone who makes a journey for religious reasons. Jewish pilgrims from all over the world came to Jerusalem to worship at the Temple
Tempt to test, usually by offering something forbidden. The devil offered Jesus food, divine protection, and earthly glory at the price of worshiping Satan
Twelve, The the Twelve Apostles whom Jesus chose to help him in his ministry. Twelve is also the number of tribes of Israel
Hades Greek for the world of the dead. Similar to "Sheol" in Hebrew
Nicodemus an influential Pharisee who came by night to hear Jesus' teachings. he defended Jesus when the other Pharisees attacked him, and finally became an open disciple of Jesus after the Crucifixion
Our Father the prayer Jesus taught his disciples; also called the Lord's Prayer
Parable a story or example based on familiar experience that illustrates a principle. it uses familiar ideas to explain unfamiliar ideas
Paradox an apparent contradiction that is really true. Jesus used paradoxes like "the first shall be last" to show how different the Kingdom of Heaven ould be from the stat of things on Earth
Peter one of Jesus' disciples, who became the leader of the Tweleve and of the Church. Named Simon, Jesus gave him the name Peter, which means Rock
Prodigal wasteful

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