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===Expanding Thoughts on Lesson===
 
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* Correction for USA/Canada Version: "Psalm 1 reminds us that a person who follows God's will is blessed and points us toward Christ. As Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon observes, "Christ is the one who fulfills the Law, and He is the key to its understanding." This introduction highlights key themes of the entire Bible, as it describes the two fundamental categories of mankind: the sinners and the righteous."
 
* '''Synopsis'''
 
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** Old Testament characters, events and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant.  The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
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** Old Testament characters, events, and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant.  The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
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* '''The New Testament and the New Covenant'''
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** The quote is incorrectly attributed to Ezekiel but should be Jeremiah, i.e., - '''Jeremiah and Ezekiel describe this as a New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:31-34 and Ezekiel 36:22-28). Jeremiah 31:34 probably captures this transformation best – “… For I will be merciful to their wrongdoings and I will no longer remember their sins.” '''
  
 
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** Personification: person, animal or object regarded as representing or embodying a quality, concept or thing
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** Personification: person, animal or object regarded as representing or embodying a quality, concept, or thing
 
** Covenant: an agreement between two parties, where either one party is God if not, God is witness to agreement between two parties
 
** Covenant: an agreement between two parties, where either one party is God if not, God is witness to agreement between two parties
 
** Emblazon: conspicuously inscribe or display
 
** Emblazon: conspicuously inscribe or display
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== Connecting Materials==
 
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* [https://mannaghaziabad.com/post/44/different-orders-of-priesthood-in-malankara-orthodox-syrian-church-explaining-the-responsibilities-and-vestments-of-each-order Different Orders of Priesthood in Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church], MAANA

Latest revision as of 17:27, 17 January 2026


Grade 12 Lesson 12: Fulfillment in Christ

Learning Outcomes

Circumcision/Naming of our Lord (Gazurthe)

  • G12.LO44 - Interpret the connection between Old Testament typology and Christ.
  • G12.LO45 - Discover how circumcision was a symbol of the covenant between God and Abraham.
  • G12.LO46 - Elaborate on how the Covenant was fulfilled in Christ.

Textbook Lesson

Expanding Thoughts on Lesson

  • Correction for USA/Canada Version: "Psalm 1 reminds us that a person who follows God's will is blessed and points us toward Christ. As Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon observes, "Christ is the one who fulfills the Law, and He is the key to its understanding." This introduction highlights key themes of the entire Bible, as it describes the two fundamental categories of mankind: the sinners and the righteous."
  • Synopsis
    • Old Testament characters, events, and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant. The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
  • The New Testament and the New Covenant
    • The quote is incorrectly attributed to Ezekiel but should be Jeremiah, i.e., - Jeremiah and Ezekiel describe this as a New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:31-34 and Ezekiel 36:22-28). Jeremiah 31:34 probably captures this transformation best – “… For I will be merciful to their wrongdoings and I will no longer remember their sins.”

Lesson Resources

Connecting Materials

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