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Monotheistic Religions
- Abraham
- Abraham made a covenant
with God.
- God promised to make
Abram the father of a great
nation of people.
- He introduced the belief of a
single God.
- Abraham made a covenant
with God.
- Moses
- Moses led the Israelites
out of slavery in Egypt
- God gave Moses the 10 commanments
- Moses gave Judaism some of its most
fundamental laws and teachings
- Moses led the Israelites
out of slavery in Egypt
- King David and Solomon
- King Solomon is the son of King David
- They built Israel and
the first temple.
- When King David was little he killed
the giant Goliath with a sling shot
- They made major contributions to Judaism
- King David made Jerusalem the holy city
- Solomon built the great First Temple
- King David made Jerusalem the holy city
- King Solomon is the son of King David
- The Torah
- Has written records and teachings of
Jews
- Has written records and teachings of
Jews
- Monotheistic Religion
- Christianity
- Jesus
- He was born around 6 B.C.E.
- Jesus began preaching in Galilee, an area in present-day
Israel.
- His disciples were mostly commeners
- He liked to teach through parables which are short stories
- His disciples were mostly commeners
- His crusification and ressurection
- The Romans feared he might start a revolt because he had so many followers
- They nailed him to a cross and left him to die. Three days later he rose from the dead.
- They nailed him to a cross and left him to die. Three days later he rose from the dead.
- The Romans feared he might start a revolt because he had so many followers
- He was born around 6 B.C.E.
- Paul The Missionary
- People that were Jews transfered to Christianity.
- Paul was devoted to spreading the things Jesus taught
- For 2 years he traveled around and spread christianity. He made new churches and converted people.
- For 2 years he traveled around and spread christianity. He made new churches and converted people.
- People that were Jews transfered to Christianity.
- Christianity Spreads
- By around 60 C.E, Christianity was being noticed by the Romans and the Romans made it illegal because Christians refused to worship other gods and they didn't want to fight in the war.
- Because Christians didn't want to worship the other Roman's gods, they were sentenced to be crucified, or burned alive, or be eaten alive.
- Because Christians didn't want to worship the other Roman's gods, they were sentenced to be crucified, or burned alive, or be eaten alive.
- They gained new followers by facing death bravely and they offered people in the empire purpose and hope.
- In 300 C.E, there were millions of Christians resided in the Roman areas like Europe, North Africa, and western
Asia.
- In 300 C.E, there were millions of Christians resided in the Roman areas like Europe, North Africa, and western
Asia.
- In 313 C.E., Constantine announced the Edict of Milan in which he made Christianity not illegal so they could practice their religion openly.
- In 380, Christianity was the official religion of the Roman Empire..
- In 380, Christianity was the official religion of the Roman Empire..
- By around 60 C.E, Christianity was being noticed by the Romans and the Romans made it illegal because Christians refused to worship other gods and they didn't want to fight in the war.
- Gospels
- Gospel Luke describes his birth
- Jesus's mother Mary was told my an angel to have a child and name him Jesus
- Emperor Augustus ordered a head count of all the people in the Empire. Everyone was supposed to
go back to where they were born. Mary's husband, a carpenter named Joseph, went from Nazareth
to his hometown of Bethlehem, in the territory of Judea. Mary went with him and gave birth to Jesus
there in Bethlehem.
- Jesus's mother Mary was told my an angel to have a child and name him Jesus
- Gospel Luke describes his birth
- Jesus
- Christianity
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