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| Leo | Pope from 440 to 461AD - He expressed the wonder and joy of the great mystery of God’s salvation in one of his sermons |
| Athanasius | Bishop of Alexandria in 328AD and defended the Church against Arianism, a heresy that taught that Jesus was not fully God |
| Therese of Lisieux | “ I will sing even when I must pick my flowers amid thorns. The longer and sharper the thorns are, the sweeter my song will sound" |
| Clement of Alexandria | (150-211AD) As our teacher Christ taught us to live well so that, afterwards, as God, he might furnish us abundantly with eternal life |
| Augustine | “ You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until it rests in you” |
| concupiscence | The tendency of all human beings toward sin. |
| conscience | An inner voice that summons us to love good and avoid evil. |
| Prophets | God’s _____kept warning, directing, and comforting the Chosen People. |
| Messiah | The term ______ means “anointed one” |
| Jesse | Isaiah prophesies that a coming ruler will come from the “stump of ______, David’s father. |
| Jesus | Means “God Saves” |
| servant | The Prophet Isaiah writes about a suffering____________ |
| foreshadow | To represent a person before their life or an event occurs. |
| Galilee | Jewish leader Herod Antipas was appointed as an authority over this region by the Romans |
| Golgotha | The place where Jesus was crucified, meaning “the Skull” |
| Gethsemane | The place where Jesus experienced his agony in the garden. |
| Scourging | A beating given before crucifixion |
| Crucifixion | The method of execution reserved for non-Roman citizens and slaves |
| Ransom | The price paid to release a slave |
| Protoevangelism | The word ______means “first gospel” |
| Annunciation | God’s invitation for Mary to be the Mother of God |
| Immaculate Conception | Dogma staring that Mary was born without Original Sin |
| Incarnation | The Son of God assuming human nature while retaining his divine nature |
| Transfiguration | The occasion when Jesus appears to Moses and Elijah |
| The Fall | The Biblical Revelation about the origins of sin and evil in the world |
| Parousia | Christ’s second coming and the time of his final judgment. |
| Paschal Mystery | The _____ is the fulfillment of God’s plan of salvation |
| Kingdom of God | The ________ is the culmination or goal of God’s plan for salvation; it is the reign or rule of God over the hearts of people. |
| Theotokos | Greek title for Mary meaning “God-bearer” |
