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God's Creation (Religion (Polytheism (The belief that there are many…

- - - - Eve
        
        Original Sin
        
        The sin that removes us from God
        
        When we get Baptized then it washes away Original Sin
        
        Disobedience because of pride is the first sin
        
        Original Holiness
        
        The state of grace in which we are meant to share in the divine life
        
        God’s very nature is self-giving and, therefore, is relational
        
        All of creation is designed to be in this relational union with God
        
        When God creates, all of creation is in perfect union with God
        
        Original Justice
        
        The doctrine which teaches that the state of Adam and Eve before they sinned was one of holiness and justice
        
        The Fall
        
        The account of the fall in Genesis 3 uses figurative language, but affirms a primeval event, a deed that took place at the beginning of the history of man. Revelation gives us the certainty of faith that the whole of human history is marked by the original fault freely committed by our first parents.
        
        Protoevangelium
        
        God promises us that someone will come and save us
        
        Covenant
        
        A sacred vow or solemn promise between God and God’s people
      - Animals
  - - - Jerimiah
        
        Preaches before and during the Babylonian Exile
        
        Emphasized hope, redemption, and endurance
        
        Preaches that the exile was God’s doing and not the Babylonians
      - Isaiah
        
        Deutero-Isaiah
        
        “Second Isaiah” wrote chapters 40-55
        
        Was, perhaps, a poet sometime during the Babylonian Exile, this author foretold the collapse of Babylon
        
        Preaches consolation, hope, redemption and the might of God
        
        Third Isaiah
        
        The “Disciple of Isaiah is relatively unknown, wrote the last chapters (56-66)
        
        Wrote just following the Exile
        
        Emphasizes the universal nature of God’s salvation
        
        Preached the coming of something even greater than the Promised Land, Servant Songs
        
        Isaiah
        
        First of three authors of the Book of Isaiah, the only one actually named “Isaiah”
        
        Preached from 742 BC to 700 BC during the collapse of the North
        
        Emphasized repentance, but also preached hope
        
        Often spoke of a coming “sign”
      - Ezekiel
        
        Preaching during the Exile
        
        Prior to the Exile, he warned of imminent destruction, after he preached of hope and restoration
      - Amos
        
        Preaches in the Northern Kingdom, circa 750 BC
        
        Preached acts of service and justice and was critical of sinful lives
        
        Particularly condemned the apathy and status quo attitudes of the wealthy and upper class
        
        Unless the people repented and changed, the kingdom would be destroyed