Answer:
1). John - emphasizes the divinity and majesty of Christ
2). Capernaum - Jesus' "mission base" in Galilee
3). Parable - a story that teaches divine truth in examples from everyday life.
4). Mark - emphasizes the suffering that Jesus and His disciples endured
5). Disbelief in Christ - caused Jesus' shift from miracles to parables.
6). Matthew - the most Jewish of the Gospels
7). Miracles - extraordinary and supernatural occurrences
8). Luke - emphasizes the healings and prayer of Jesus.
9). Public and Private - 2 types of Jesus' Galilean ministry.
10). The Holy Spirit - true author of the four Gospels
Explanation:
In the context of the 'Life of Christ,' the given terms have correctly been matched to their definitions as mentioned above. 'John' is characterized as one of the four gospels that outlines the sanctity and splendor of the almighty, Jesus. While 'Capernaum' is a bibical town established in Galilee. Parable is described as a short narrative illustrating a religious or moral lesson through comparisons taken from daily life. Mark signifies the pain and agony endured by Jesus and his disciples.
Disbelief in christ led the almighty to convert the supernatural events into short narratives in order to display people how godly truth in present in everything. 'Matthew' is the Gospel of St. Matthew, the first book of New Testament of the Bible attributed to the Evangelist. Luke is the gospel of St. Luke, third of four gospels. 'Public and Private' are characterized as the two distinct types of Galilean churches of Jesus. 'The Holy Spirit' is the creator of all the four gospels.
Answer: B connecting information
Explanation:
After you finish gathering the information you need for your presentation, the final step for putting it in a presentation format is to connect the information you have gathered so that it forms a cohesive report where the information gathered support each other.
The right answer is "B. McGovern, Joe. "Our Lady of Chaos." Entertainment Weekly. 32-33. Print. 13 May 2016
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Explanation: In order to refer to articles published in magazines, the order of the elements consists of author of the article, title of the article, title of the journal, special number, if any, place of publication, volume number, initial and final pages of the article, month or equivalent) and year (of the article or special number).
