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A Growing Movement 1. Define Apostles: 12 of Jesus' disciples (followers) some of which wrote the Gospels.
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1. Define Apostles: 12 of Jesus' disciples (followers) some of which wrote the Gospels.

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Page 1: 1. Define Apostles: 12 of Jesus' disciples (followers) some of which wrote the Gospels.

A Growing Movement

1. Define Apostles:

12 of Jesus' disciples (followers) some of which wrote the Gospels.

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Jesus of Nazareth

2. When was Jesus probably born?

6-4 B.C.

At what age did he start his ministry?

Age 30

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Jesus of Nazareth

3. What did Jesus do for the next 3 years?

PreachedTaughtDid good worksReportedly performed miracles

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Jesus & The Rise of Christianity

4. What was Judea? What happened to it in 6 A.D.?

The home of the Jews.Rome took over in 6 A.D. and made Judea a Roman

Province.

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Jesus & The Rise of Christianity

Reading Guide Freebies!

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A Growing Movement

5. What the special appeal of Jesus?

He ignored wealth and status

Healer

Peaceful; people were touched by his message

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Jesus' Death

6. Why was Jesus crucified?

He was seen as a threat to the authority of Rome

- Who ordered the crucifixion?

Pontius Pilate

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Christianity Spreads Through the Empire

Paul’s Mission 7. Who was Paul and what did he do?

Apostle who wrote letters which are a big part of the New Testament of the Bible

8. How did Pax Romana help the spread of Christianity into Rome?

Allowed safe travel and trade---> spread ideas

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Persecution of Christians

9. Why did the Romans dislike Christians?

Christians refused to worship Roman gods.

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Constantine Accepts Christianity

10. How does Constantine's acceptance of Christianity increase its growth?

Issued the Edict of Milan: made Christianity legal

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A World Religion

10.Why did Christianity Grow?

Embraced all peopleGave hope to the powerlessAppealed to those who were sick of

RomeOffered a personal relationship to GodPromised eternal life after death

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Constantine Accepts Christianity

11. How does Constantine's acceptance of Christianity increase its growth?

Issued the Edict of Milan: made Christianity legal

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Early Christian Church

12. Describe how Peter is the first Bishop & Pope of the Christian church.

Jesus said Peter would be the “Rock upon which the Christian Church would be built”

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Fathers of the Church

13. What did St. Augustine teach about Christianity?

The City of God is more important than cities like Rome