Unit 2 Review

What is the name we give to the four (human) authors of the Gospels?

Jesus loved everybody, even His enemies.

This is the written record of God’s revelation of Himself to humanity.

Which Gospel was written around AD 85 to Jewish Christians and focuses on Jesus as the Messiah?

This writing style of the Bible records family ancestries.

This means “Good News” and refers to the gifts of salvation won for us by Jesus Christ.

Divine Revelation has been handed down to us through the Apostles both orally and in writing.

What do we call the whole content of the Christian Faith as found together in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition?

This is the body of truths made known to us by God throughout Salvation History.

Scripture is _____, which means that it teaches God's truth solidly, faithfully, and without error.

Scripture is _____ because the human authors of Scripture were guided by God in their writing.

A truth that we cannot discover on our own and that we cannot fully understand:

The two pillars of Divine Revelation are Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

This biblical writing style tells of the consequences of the people's actions and called them to repentance.

There is a direct line of ordination from all the Bishops back to the

The Incarnation refers to:

What do we call the story of God’s love and mercy revealed to us throughout human history?

St. Jerome wrote, “Ignorance of _____ is ignorance of _____.”

This Gospel had as its primary source the Apostle Peter

The Pope and all bishops in union with him together possess the authority of the Magisterium.

_____ means "one who is sent".

Human beings can come to know that God exists through the world around us.

The Magisterium is responsible for guarding and handing on the Deposit of Faith.

People of non-Jewish identity are called:

The Gospels are the secondary source of our knowledge of the life of Christ.

Apostolic preaching and authority has been handed on from the Apostles to their successors, the bishops, through:

Faith involves trusting in something based on a certain amount of evidence.

The official list of inspired books in the Bible is called the _____ of Scripture.

This biblical writing style communicates truths through visions, strange imagery, and symbolism.

This biblical writing style uses metaphorical and artistic language to communicate truths about God and human nature.

The whole content of the Christian Faith as found in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition:

Covenants are made of personal responsibilities and mutual obligations between people.

Which Gospel was written around AD 90-100 and focuses on spiritual realities, especially Jesus as the Word of God?

This is the mode of transmission of the Word of God, given to the Apostles by Jesus and handed down to today.

Who were the first bishops of the Catholic Church?

This writing style of the Bible recounts some event or story in Israel's history.

The handing on of apostolic preaching and authority from the Apostles to their successors, the bishops:

This refers to the authority of the Church to teach in Jesus’ name as well as those who exercise that authority.

Jesus was born at a time of relative peace in the world, called:

A person, place, thing, or event in the Old Testament that foreshadows something in the New is called:

Which Gospel likely had Mary as its primary source?

This Gospel was written first, around 67 AD, and is also the shortest of the Gospels.

Our value and worth that comes from being made in God's Image and Likeness

This biblical writing style consists of short stories that communicate deeper layers of truth.

The Synoptic Gospels are Matthew, Mark, and Luke.

This writing style of the Bible communicates what we must do to best love God and each other.

The Theological Virtue by which we believe in God and all that He has revealed to us:

The Old Testament is useful for understanding the New Testament.

This biblical writing style comments on the human condition using wise quotable sayings.