Jesus’ relationships: Gentiles and tax collectors (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Who were Gentiles?
Who were Gentiles?
Non-Jewish people
Why were Gentiles viewed as impure?
Why were Gentiles viewed as impure?
Didn't follow Jewish religious laws & customs
Why were tax collectors despised?
Why were tax collectors despised?
Worked for Romans; seen as traitors & dishonest
Greek woman's region
Greek woman's region
Syrian Phoenicia
What was the Greek woman's daughter's affliction?
What was the Greek woman's daughter's affliction?
Possessed by evil spirit
What Greek woman's response showed
What Greek woman's response showed
Humility & unwavering faith
What Jesus valued above ethnic background
What Jesus valued above ethnic background
Genuine faith
Levi's occupation
Levi's occupation
Tax collector
Sharing meal significance in Jewish culture
Sharing meal significance in Jewish culture
Sign of acceptance & fellowship
Who questioned Jesus eating with sinners
Who questioned Jesus eating with sinners
Pharisees
What Jesus compared himself to
What Jesus compared himself to
A doctor
Jesus' doctor analogy meaning
Jesus' doctor analogy meaning
Came for sick (sinners), not healthy (righteous)
What Jesus showed about God's love & healing power
What Jesus showed about God's love & healing power
Available to all, regardless of background or status