This presentation is one of the most important topics in MINI YAPAK of the Prelature of Infanta and has been presented for the MSK (BEC) Leaders of John Paul II Village, Brgy Agos Agos, Infanta, Quezon Philippines

2. JESU-KRISTO

5. I. Dyad
II. Pahayag ni Pedro
III. Kasaysayan ng kaligtasan
IV. Palestine sa Panahon ni Jesus
V. 2 Essentials of Jesus
VI. Pananalig kay Jesus
1. Sino si Jesus para sa akin?
2. Kanino ko nalaman ang tungkol sa kanya.

9. • Juan Bautista
• Elias
• Jeremias/propeta

10. Kristo Anak ng Diyos na
buhay.

11. BC
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T A C E U
I H O S S
O A B S I
N M E MARIA 12 alagad (Pablo ay di A
kasama sa mga alagad)
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R A.D.
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L
Historical
Theological
Truth

12. Nakilala ni Jesus kung sino ang kailangang
bigyan ng priority:(D U K H A)

13. *Kaparangan * Mga hayop * Lawa/karagatan
*Trabaho * Mga produkto * Templo/buwis
Sentro ng ekonomiya

16. Nang panahon ni Jesus ang Templo ang sentro ng
ekonomiya ng Bansang Israel

17. TEMPLO o ESTADONG PALESTINO
Ang yaman ng kanayunan ng Palestina ay
nahuhuthot TEMPLO sa pamamagitan ng :
1) Didrachma para sa Templo;
2) Ikapu para sa mga pari;
3) Mga kagastusan ng mga indibidwal at mga
pamilya sa mga kapistahan sa Jerusalem
SURPLUS

19. Templo Sanhedrin Sinagoga
Religious group
Pariseo Saduceo
Roman power
Herodes Senturion
Zealots Essenes

20. Back ground:
Sinakop ng mga ROMANO ang
Palestina noong 63 B.C. (The Romans
colonized Palestine in 63 BC)

21. The Romans made Herod
(know as Herod the great)
king of the Jews
Jesus was born during the
reigh of this Herod (4 B.C.
by calculation)

22. Namatay si Herodes at
hinati niya ang kaniyang
kaharian sa kaniyang
tatlong mga anak na
lalaki:
1.Herod Archelaus –
Judea & Samaria
2.Herod Antipas –
Galilee & Paraea
3.Herod Philip –
most northernly regions

23. • Herod the Great died of
intestinal cancer and dropsy
in 4 BC. His sons lacked
their father’s ability and
ambitions, and were
allocated separate parts of
Palestine:
• Archelaus became ethnarch
of Judea, Samaria, and
Idumea;
• Herod Philip tetrarch of
Iturea, Trachonitis,
Gaulanitis, Auranitis and
Batanea;
• Herod Antipas tetrarch of
Galilee and Perea.

24. Archelaus was unable
to cope with the
restless discontent
of the people.

25. Pinatalsik ng mga Romano
si Archelaus.
Nagtalaga sila ng Romanong
Prokurador na siyang
pasimula ng direktang
pamamahalang Romano.
Si Hesus noon ay 12 taong
gulang.

26. Si Hesus noon
ay 12 taong
gulang.

27. People were restless.
Issue: TAXATION
TRIBUTUM ANNONAL PUBLICUM
ITO AY PERSONAL NA
BUWIS NA UMAABOT SA ¼
O 25% NG ANI
(PERSONAL TAX, REACHING
¼ OF THE HARVEST)
BUWIS NA MAAARING
BAGAY O PAGLALAAN NG
PAGGAWA PARA SA MGA
SUNDALO
(A TAX IN KIND OR LABOUR
FOR THE ARMY)
MGA BAYARIN AT MGA
BUWIS
(RATES AND TAXES)
Source: International Federation of Institutes for
Social and Socio-Religious Research (Feres)
RELIGION AND DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA, 1976

28. The Jews objected on
religious ground and rose up
in rebellion.
Judas the Galilean, crucified
about 12,000 rebels

29. = The Jews called them Zealots
= The Romans called them bandits.
= Underground movement; loosely organized;
sometimes break up to factions.
= For 60 yrs. continued to harass the Romans
army with sporadic uprisings.

30. = Essentially religious in inspiration and
purpose.
= Believed Israel was a theocracy, that they
were God’s chosen nation. He was their King
their only Lord and Master. That their land
Lord and resources belong to Him alone.
= To accept Romans an act of unfaithfulness to
God. To pay taxes to Ceasar was to give Ceasar
what belonged to God.

31. B. The Pharishees:
= No quarrels with Zealots on tax issue.
= 6,000 Pharishees refuse to sign,oath
of allegiance to Ceasar.
= Believed God had abandoned them
to the Roman yoke because of Israel’s
unfaithfulness to the law and the
traditions of the Father.
= Paid their taxes to Rome under
protest.

32. The Pharishees
= “The separated ones”. Morality was
legalistic and bourgeois, a matter of
reward and punishment. God love
and rewarded those who kept the
law and hated, and punished those
who did not.
= Believed in an after – life in the
resurrection of the dead and in
future Messiah whom God would
send to liberate from the Romans.

33. C. The Essenes
= Went very further than the Pharisees in their striving for
perfection.
= Separated themselves completely from society and went to
live celibated and ascetic life in camps in the desert.
More concerned about
the ritual purity, afraid
of contamination by
the wicked and
unclean world.

34. = Observed daily and
meticulously the rite
of purification
= Reject everyone who
did not belongs to
their sect.
= Love and respect were
reserved for the
members of their
group.

35. = They were alone the faithful remnant of Israel.
= The Romans; first of the sons of darkness to be
destroyed
= Joined the Zealots in 66 A.D. against the Romans.
= Belief that the end of
the world is near.
They prepare for the
coming of the
Messiah, and the
great war in which
they as sons of light
would destroy the
sons of darkness, the
armies of Satan.

36. D. The Sadducees
= Conservatives, clung to the
most ancient. Hebrew
traditions are rejected all
novelties of belief and ritual.
= The after-life and
resurrection of the dead
were regarded as novelties.
= Reward and punishment
were to be found in this life.

37. Collaborated
with the
Romans and
endeavoured
to maintain
the STATUS
QUO.

38. The Sadduccees
Members of the wealthy
aristocracy: chief priest and
elder. Chief priests were a
special class of priests.
They not only offered
sacrifices like other priests,
but were also responsible
for the organization and
administration of the
Temple. Priesthood was
heridetary.
The elders were the lay nobility, the old
aristocratic families who owned most of the land.

39. E.
= In the midst of these religio-
political movements , a man
stood out as a sign of
contradiction.
= Different precisely because he
was a prophet. There had
been no prophet in Israel for
a very long time. Spirit of the
prophecy had been
quenched. God was silent.
= Silence was broke by the voice
of John the Baptist in the
wilderness.

40. His style of life,
his way of
speaking and his
message, were a
conscious revival
of the traditions of
the Prophets.

41. = His message: God will
intervene in the history.
“The one who is to come” is
now standing ready with
his axe or his winnowing
fan.
“He will baptize you with
the Holy Spirit and with
fire.”
= Appealed to the sinners,
prostitutes, tax collectors
and soldiers as well as
Scribes and Pharisees.

42. 104, Jensen’s Survey of the New Testament, Irving L. Jensen

43. ANG BUHAY NG MESIYAS
The Life of the Messiah
Reference Outline
Preparation Public Ministry Sacrifice
Obscurity Popularity Opposition
Galilean Later
The 30 Years Opening
Events
Judaean First Period Second Period Third Period Judaean
Peraean
Closing
Events
The 40 Days
Mk 1:1-
13
1:14 - 3:6 3:7 – 7:23 7:24 - 9:50 10:1-52 11:1 -
15:47
16:1-20
Matt 1:1 - 2:23 3:1 - 4:11 4:12 - 12:14 12:15 – 15:20 15:21 - 18:35 19:1 - 20:34 21:1 -
27:56
28:1-20
Lk 1:1 - 2:52 3:1 - 4:13 4:14 - 6:11 6:12 – 9:17 9:18-50 9:51 - 19:28 19:28 -
23:56
24:1-53
Jn
1:1-18
1:19 -
2:12
2:13 -
4:42
4:43 - 5:47 6:1-71 7:1-9 7:10 - 12:11 12:12 -
19:42
20:1 - 21:25
p122, The Unfolding Drama of Redemption Vol 2, W. Graham Scroggie, D.D.