The early life and childhood of jesus
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The document summarizes key events from Jesus' early life and childhood according to the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. It details the annunciation to Mary, Mary's visit with Elizabeth, Jesus' birth, presentation at the Temple, visit of the Magi, flight to Egypt, massacre of the innocents, finding in the Temple at age 12, and reveals Jesus' identity, mission from God, role of the Holy Spirit, concern for all people, and his suffering for our salvation.
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STRAND 4.0 THE EARLY LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST.pptx
The document provides details about the birth and childhood of Jesus Christ according to the Bible. It discusses:
1) The annunciation to Mary by the angel Gabriel that she would give birth to Jesus, who would be the Messiah and fulfill Old Testament prophecies.
2) The events surrounding Jesus's birth in Bethlehem, including that Mary gave birth in a manger because there was no room in the inn.
3) Jesus's dedication at the temple, where he was recognized as the Messiah by Simeon and Anna, and prophecies were made about his mission and rejection.
4) An episode from Jesus's childhood where his parents found him in the temple discussing scripture with religious
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Jesus: Human & Divine
Jesus lived a fully human life while also being divine. He experienced human joys and sorrows to sanctify human experiences. His life fulfilled Jewish expectations of the Messiah by obeying Jewish law and traditions. Jesus brought unity among divided groups in Israel through his teachings of love and by healing the sick of all backgrounds. The Mass allows Christians today to access the salvation won on the cross through the sacrifice of Christ's body and blood, which has its roots in the Jewish Passover tradition.
Week 6 Theological interpretation of Jesus
The document provides background on Second Temple Judaism and Jesus' context. It discusses the four empires that ruled over Palestine during this period - Persian, Greek, Maccabean, and Roman. Under Roman rule, while living in the land, Jews still felt a sense of exile as the promises of return and a new covenant remained unfulfilled. The document also summarizes perspectives on Jesus' genealogies in Matthew and Luke, birth narratives that portray his royal and scandalous identity, and John's "Logos Christology" drawing on the Greek, Hebrew wisdom, and divine word traditions.
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The early life and childhood of jesus
- 1. THE EARLY LIFE and CHILDHOOD OF JESUS
- 2. The Early Life of Jesus • Synoptic means “same view”. The gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke give the same kinds of stories summarizing events in the life of Jesus. • John’s gospel is different because it uses poetic language and contains long speeches of Jesus called discourses. These discourses are not found in the synoptic gospels. • The INFANCY NARRATIVES tell how the birth of Jesus came to be, and give accounts of the earliest life of Jesus. – Matthew 1:18-25 and Matthew 2:1-23 includes the story of the Magi (the Three Kings) – Luke 1:26-56 and Luke 2:1-20/22-40 includes the shepherds
- 3. Important Events: The Childhood of Jesus * The ___________________ - The angel Gabriel tells Mary that she will be the Mother of the Savior ( Lk. 1:26-35) * The ___________________ - Mary goes to see Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist (Lk. 1:39-56) * The ___________________ - The birth of Jesus (Lk. 2: 4-12) •The ___________________ - The infant Jesus is taken to the Temple, in accordance with Jewish Law. At this time, a man named Simeon shows devotion to God and gives thanks for seeing the Savior. (Lk. 2:22 - 38) •The ________________ of the ______________ - three kings (astrologers) come from the East to see the Baby Jesus. Their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh show that Jesus is a King.
- 4. • The __________ into ___________ - Joseph has a dream that warns him of danger. He takes Jesus and Mary to Egypt to protect Jesus from ___________ (Mt. 2:13-23) • The _____________ of the ________________ - At King Herod’s command, all baby boys in Palestine were killed. Herod was afraid that a “new king” would tbake over his kingdom. ( Mt.2:16-18) • The ___________ of __________ in the ___________ - by the time Jesus was 12 years old, Joseph has brought the family back to Palestine (Nazareth). They go to visit the Temple in Jerusalem. Jesus is separated from his parents; they find him teaching the Elders (Pharisees & Scribes) in the Temple (Lk.2:41-52)
- 5. •The Infancy Narratives are often called the “Gospels in miniature” because they tell the same Good News as the whole Gospels, showing all aspects of Jesus’ love. •The Infancy Narratives reveal: ÞJesus’ identity ÞJesus’ mission ÞThe role of the Holy Spirit in His life ÞJesus’ concern for all (rich or poor) ÞJesus’ suffering ÞJesus’ rejection from people The stories of Jesus’ infancy also reveal the main message, what Christians call the Easter message: Jesus is Lord, the Son of God who saved us.
- 6. IINNFFAANNCCYY NNAARRRRAATTIIVVEESS:: GGOOSSPPEELLSS IINN MMIINNIIAATTUURREE Jesus had a mission The Holy Spirit always had a role in the life of Jesus Jesus came to save ALL Jesus suffered for us JESUS IS LORD, the SON OF GOD, WHO SAVED US
- 7. -Jesus was born sometime around the year 4 BC -BC means Before Christ. It refers to the years before Jesus was born, before He was recognized as the Christ (anointed one) -The current epoch (time period) is referred to as AD, meaning Anno Domini, “In the Year of Our Lord”. This refers to the years since the birth of Jesus -In order for Jesus to become a flesh and blood human, He needed a Mother. Mary said yes to God. -In Latin, the word fiat means “let it be”. Mary’s fiat gave us Jesus. “I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.”
- 8. - A Greek title for Mary is Theotokos, which means Mother of God. This title was first given in 431 AD at the Counsel of Ephesus - Catholics believe that God gave Mary special privileges. These are: ÞThe Immaculate Conception – Mary was never in a state of sin ÞThe Virgin Birth – Mary conceived Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit ÞThe Assumption – Mary went to heaven body and soul at the end of her life