- How many times does the Rite of Confirmation call for the laying on hands?
- Writing came from Kingdom of Israel (northern kingdom)
- began to be written during the time of the Diaspora or Babylonian conquest
- When was the promise to send the Holy Spirit fulfilled?
- moralized view of god, recall the works of god
- Cultic view of God: reverence to God shaped culture and within the Jewish tribes there were variations in their culture.
- Began to be written during the time of the Assyrian conquest
- Jacobs wife but not his favorite wife
- Where were Mary and the Apostles when the received the Holy Spirit on Pentecost?
- Emphasize fear of the Lord, prophecy, patriarchs and Northern heroes
- Characterized by lists, dates, and genealogy
- began to be written during the monarchy of king david
- Second oldest written tradition in the Torah
- Cultic view of God emphasized cultic rituals and rebuilding the temple
- Called Gods Holy Mountain "Sinai" and the indigenous people of the Holy Land "Canaanites"
- emphasize gods blessing and the leadership of Judah and the monarchy of king david
- Called God's Holy Mountain "Horeb" and the indigenous people of the Holy land "Amorites"
- We freely choose to do something we know is wrong, and against God's will
- The sacrament in which we experience God's mercy and forgiveness
- The celebration of the freedom of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt