Women and Men in Acts and Letters of St. Paul (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards
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Time period of early Christian communities
Time period of early Christian communities
AD 30-100
Where early Christians met in 1st century
Where early Christians met in 1st century
Private homes, no dedicated church buildings
Lydia of Philippi's trade
Lydia of Philippi's trade
Wealthy merchant specialising in purple cloth
Who did Priscilla teach?
Who did Priscilla teach?
Apollos, an accomplished preacher
Phoebe's title in Romans 16:1-2
Phoebe's title in Romans 16:1-2
Deacon (Greek: diakonos)
Junia's description in Romans 16:7
Junia's description in Romans 16:7
Outstanding among the apostles
Peter's role after Pentecost
Peter's role after Pentecost
Main leader in Jerusalem
Paul's missionary focus
Paul's missionary focus
Non-Jewish regions
First Christian martyr
First Christian martyr
Stephen
Women's typical roles (name 3)
Women's typical roles (name 3)
Hosts, teachers, office holders, charity workers, missionaries
Men's typical roles (name 3)
Men's typical roles (name 3)
Public ministry, formal leadership, missionary work
Galatians 3:28 teaching
Galatians 3:28 teaching
Spiritual equality - all one in Christ Jesus
Roman Empire & Jewish society structure
Roman Empire & Jewish society structure
Patriarchal systems
Women's primary sphere of influence
Women's primary sphere of influence
Homes, private teaching, hospitality
Men's primary sphere of influence
Men's primary sphere of influence
Public preaching, synagogues, missionary journeys