Anthropology of Jesus

Religious education

Messianic prophecy in Judaism

Jesus of the Gospels

Jesus the incarnation

Jesus the teacher

Jesus: Islamic interpretations

In this unit pupils will build on their understanding of Abrahamic worldviews 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?

your children and any further generations of children that begin from them

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

a prediction of what will happen in the future

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

to be 'made flesh'; God or a god/goddess in human form

extraordinary acts or events that defy the laws of nature

when a prediction about the future has been made

blessings given by Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount

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

a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson

the Arabic term for the Gospel; it was revealed to Isa and is one of the four holy books in Islam

a person regarded as an inspired leader who shares the will of God

Jesus: how do Abrahamic faiths view Jesus differently?

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