Which statements about the early life of Jesus are true? Select all correct answers.

A)He was born in Nazareth, but he was raised in Bethlehem.

B)He traveled alone to the temple of Jerusalem to observe Passover.

C)He grew up during the time of Roman rule.

D)He studied the Torah and learned about the history of the Jews like other Jewish children.

C) He grew up during the time of Roman rule.

Explanation:

The Roman Empire had already conquered and controlled Judea and Palestine for many years already before the birth of Jesus, and continued to have control of Palestine until the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire.

Note that in this case, Palestine has nothing to do with Palestine of today, as it was simply the name given to the rebellious Jewish state there. It was still locally known as Israel, and would always be known as Israel.

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C)He grew up during the time of Roman rule. D)He studied the Torah and learned about the history of the Jews like other Jewish children.

Explanation:

Which statements best summarize the teachings of Jesus?

Choose all answers that are correct.

Love your enemies.

Take care of the poor.

Which statements accurately reflect the conflict between Jesus and Jewish leaders?

Select all correct answers.

The Pharisees accused Jesus of breaking the old laws.

Jesus criticized the Pharisees’ teachings and their selling of offerings.

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