M5

• Christianity - is a monotheistic religion
• Holy Bible - includes important scriptures that outline Jesus’ teachings, the lives and teachings of major prophets and disciples, and offer instructions on how Christians should live.
• small groups was called an ecclesia
• Acts of the Apostles - From Paul’s conversion to Christianity after he had a supernatural encounter with Jesus is described in this book.
• Paul is thought to have written 13 of the 27 books in the New Testament.
• The Epistles - They are concerned with the story of Jesus and the good news of Salvation offered by Him.
• The acts of the apostles - They were letters written to strengthen the faith of the Early Christian Community.
• the book of Revelation - It is a visionary book that reveals the truth to the believers of Jesus.
• Chosen - anointed one
• Bethlehem - It is the place where Jesus was born according to the Gospel.
• Mary - Who is the most important person in the Gospel narrative and best disciple of Salvation.
• Salvation - What is the mission of Jesus when He appeared in history of humanity?
• The branch of Christianity which believes in the doctrine of salvation through faith alone, without any good works or sacraments. Protestantism
• The branch of Christianity which splits into independent units each governed by a Holy Synod and there is no central governing structure akin to the Pope. Lutheran
• Which of the following literally means “belonging to the first Canon”?

  Protocanonical Books
• Deuterocanonical Books - “belonging to the second Canon”
• Which of the following are NOT recognized by the Church as Canonical? Apocryphal Books
• It is the first five books of the Bible, also called as the Torah, about Israel’s covenant with God. Pentateuch
• The historical books - These books contain the Israel’s religious history.