Contrast Epicurianism and Stoicism with biblical truth Epicureanism and biblical • • truth 129, Describe life in the Roman Empire • Christ’s earthly 102 282–84 251–53 139, Stoicism and biblical truth Describe the acceptance of Christianity in the Roman Empire • • 241–51 Christ the Savior as the only • source for everlasting peace Explain the spread of Christianity Requirements for Christian • • service Trace the factors that led to the collapse of the Roman Empire • Roman gods and true • Describe the role of Diocletian in the persecution of Christians • worship of God Describe the role of Paul in the spreading of the gospel • Blessed hope of • Christ’s return 140–41, 103 285–87 254–56 Jesus as the Son of God • 241–51 Rejection of Jesus as • Messiah by the Jews Prophecy of • Caesar’s decree fulfilled submission to the • Jesus’ Roman government Recall concepts and terms from Chapter 9 Spread of gospel throughout • • the Roman world Fulfillment of the Great • Commission 104 288 142 Persecution as a cause of • church growth Benefit of the Edict of Milan • and Council of Nicaea 105 288 Demonstrate knowledge of concepts from Chapter 9 by taking the test • Chapter 10: The Byzantine Empire Locate on a map modern Turkey and surrounding countries and the site of the plan of judgment • • God’s ancient Byzantine civilization Importance of Mount Ararat • Use a Venn diagram • Early church organization • Trace the growth and structure of the New Testament church • Impact of false teachers • 257–62, 106 291–96 143, 146 Analyze the importance of the Edict of Milan • Eastern Orthodoxy • 420 Analyze the reasons it was difficult for the Roman church to remain true to compared with Protestant • Scripture Christianity Trace the effect that false doctrines had on the purity of the church Authority of church traditions • • Compare the Eastern Orthodox religion to Protestant beliefs • Describe the protection of and the standard of living in Constantinople Divine right to rule • • Identify characteristics of rule Biblical responsibility of kings • Justinian’s • Evaluate the effectiveness of General Belisarius Christ and the law 143, • • 107 297–301 263–67 147–48 Describe the political groups in Constantinople Emotional control • • Describe the events of the Nika Revolt and the influence that Theodora had on • its outcome Evaluate the significance of building projects Significance of the Hagia • Justinian’s • Sophia 108 302–3 268–69 143 Describe the beauty of the Hagia Sophia • Experience the art of creating a mosaic •
102 282–84 251–53 129, 139, 241–51 • Contrast Epicurianism and Stoicism with biblical truth • Describe Christ’s earthly life in the Roman Empire • Describe the acceptance of Christianity in the Roman Empire • Epicureanism and biblical truth • Stoicism and biblical truth • Christ the Savior as the only source for everlasting peace 103 285–87 254–56 140–41, 241–51 • Explain the spread of Christianity • Trace the factors that led to the collapse of the Roman Empire • Describe the role of Diocletian in the persecution of Christians • Describe the role of Paul in the spreading of the gospel • Requirements for Christian service • Roman gods and true worship of God • Blessed hope of Christ’s return • Jesus as the Son of God • Rejection of Jesus as Messiah by the Jews • Prophecy of Caesar’s decree fulfilled • Jesus’ submission to the Roman government 104 288 142 • Recall concepts and terms from Chapter 9 • Spread of gospel throughout the Roman world • Fulfillment of the Great Commission • Persecution as a cause of church growth • Benefit of the Edict of Milan and Council of Nicaea 105 288 • Demonstrate knowledge of concepts from Chapter 9 by taking the test Chapter 10: The Byzantine Empire 106 291–96 257–62, 420 143, 146 • Locate on a map modern Turkey and surrounding countries and the site of the ancient Byzantine civilization • Use a Venn diagram • Trace the growth and structure of the New Testament church • Analyze the importance of the Edict of Milan • Analyze the reasons it was difficult for the Roman church to remain true to Scripture • Trace the effect that false doctrines had on the purity of the church • Compare the Eastern Orthodox religion to Protestant beliefs • God’s plan of judgment • Importance of Mount Ararat • Early church organization • Impact of false teachers • Eastern Orthodoxy compared with Protestant Christianity • Authority of church traditions 107 297–301 263–67 143, 147–48 • Describe the protection of and the standard of living in Constantinople • Identify characteristics of Justinian’s rule • Evaluate the effectiveness of General Belisarius • Describe the political groups in Constantinople • Describe the events of the Nika Revolt and the influence that Theodora had on its outcome • Divine right to rule • Biblical responsibility of kings • Christ and the law • Emotional control 108 302–3 268–69 143 • Evaluate the significance of Justinian’s building projects • Describe the beauty of the Hagia Sophia • Experience the art of creating a mosaic • Significance of the Hagia Sophia