Early Christianity

Jewish preacher and religious leader and the central figure in Christianity, seen as an incarnation of God, his son.

• Jesus

• Paul

• Abraham

• Pope

Bishop of Rome and leader of the modern-day Roman Catholic Church.

• Jesus

• Pope

• Apostle

• Paul

An early follower of Jesus who carried his message out into the world.

• Martyrs

• Beliebers

• Apostles

• Popes

A person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce their own religion.

• Constantine

• Plebeian

• Apostle

• Martyr

The act of saving or protecting from harm - Conversion in the Christian faith.

• Salvation

• Resurrection

• Hierarchy

• Monotheism

The act of rising from the dead (Jesus and others from the Bible)

• Salvation

• Resurrection

• Apostle

• Martyr

The belief in one God.

• Unogodism

• Polytheism

• Monotheism

• Onetheism

A system of order and leadership in the Christian church.

• The 12 Tables

• Apostles

• Salvation

• Hierarchy

He was most responsible for spreading early Christianity, a well-educated Jewish citizen of Rome who converted to Christianity (after being one of the fiercest persecutors of Christians!)

• Paul

• Jesus

• Moses

• Hannibal Barca

The Emperor who put an end to the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire.

• Paul

• Theodosius

• Constantine

• Julius Caesar