'anointed one'; chosen by God to bring a new age of peace

the first part of the Bible containing law, history, prophecy, and the wisdom of the people of Israel

in Christianity, this refers to Jesus saving humanity from sin and its consequences

four Biblical narratives found in the New Testament that cover the life, death and resurrection of Jesus

Jesus of the Gospels

Religious education

In this unit pupils will build on their understanding of Abrahamic faiths to investigate how Jesus is seen by Christians, Muslims and Jews.   They will compare theological intepretations of his significance.

Jesus: how do Abrahamic faiths view Jesus differently?

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

‘anointed one’; chosen by God to bring a new age of peace

the 1st part of the Bible containing law, history, prophecy and wisdom

in Christianity, this refers to Jesus saving humanity from sin 

four books found in the New Testament that cover the life of Jesus

Match the keywords to the correct definitions.

Where in the Bible are the Gospels found?

Which of the following is **not** the name of one of the four Gospels?

Which Gospels emphasise Jesus as the fulfilment of Old Testament prophecy?

Which Gospels place emphasis on Jesus as the saviour and the Son of God?

Which keyword refers to a person who studies religion, including religious texts and religious beliefs?

Stories of Jesus' life, death and resurrection are found in the {{}} Testament.

The writings of St __________ are the earliest known Christian writings about Jesus.

The doctrine of the Trinity is the belief in the Father, the {{}} and the Holy Spirit.

Which keyword means 'anointed one' and refers to a person who will bring peace?

Which group within Judaism regard Jesus as the person whom the prophecies predicted would bring peace?

Content guidance

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Adult supervision recommended

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Jesus of the Gospels

Lesson outcome

Content guidance

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.