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Let's talk Bible!
Let's talk Bible!
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review of unit 1 - the meaning of the Bible
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Who translated the bible form Greek and Hebrew into Latin?
Saint Luke
Saint Jerome
Saint Athanasius
Saint John of the Cross
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Who is the ultimate author of Sacred Scriptures?
Popes and Bishops
biblical scholars
God
you
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How long did it take for for books of the Bible to be written following the events?
immediately
centuries, sometimes decades in the OT, decades in the NT
many thousands of years
we're still waiting
4
The New Testament consists of how many books?
27
46
21
13
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This is the handing on of the message of God in words and deeds
Torah
written tradition
oral tradition
Pentateuch
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What modern Pope was known for launching World Youth Day?
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Pope John XXIII
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Catholic Church teaches that faith can coexist with what?
geography and algebra
history and science
love and charity
devil worship
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Who was a Doctor of the Church, a great preacher and writer who related bible to normal people?
Saint Paul
Saint Thomas Aquinas
Saint Peter
Saint Ambrose
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What is the sacred text for both Christian and Jewish people?
Book of Revelation
Old Testament
New Testament
Gospels
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A Greek word meaning "five books," referring to the first five books of the Old Testament
Revelation
Genesis
The Gospels
Pentateuch
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What is not relevant in the Catholic interpretation of the Bible?
varied theological disciplines like Christology
challenges of non-believers
role of Tradition
the prayer and diligence of the interpreter
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What makes the Catholic Bible different from the Protestant Bible?
the account of the Last Supper
fewer letters from Saint Paul
the Scriptures of the Jewish People
seven additional Old Testament Books
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It is part of every Christian's vocation to do what?
to spread the Good News
to heal the sick
to have children
to teach a religion class
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Jesus lived and carried out his mission in what place?
Bethlehem
Palestine
Rome
Barcelona
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what are brief stories that teach moral or religious lessons?
creation stories
parables
letters of Paul
Psalms
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This is the account of God's saving work in human history and experience
the Sacred Scriptures
the canon
the New Testament
the Book of Psalms
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What is seen as an overly literalist approach to the Scriptures, tending to ignore science?
contextualist
analogy of faith
fundamentalist
Christological
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What is known as the 2nd Coming of Christ at the end of time, fully realizing God's plan?
parables
absolute mystery
Revelation
Parousia
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What is an authentic interpretation of Sacred Scriptures grounded in?
the parables and examples of Jesus' ministry
the Tradition and teachings of the Church
the words of Jesus in explaining the text
the faith of the interpreter
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The Council of Trent in the 17th century declared what about the books in the Catholic canon?
only the literal meaning matters in its interpretation
they can be deleted or changed
more books can be added!
defined as infallible
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What is NOT a goal of discovery in biblical study?
biographical detail
meaning
truth
depth
22
What Jewish religious group wrote and preserved the Dead Sea Scrolls?
Protestants
Christians
Pharisees
Essenes
23
What were the eyewitness accounts of Jesus' life?
the Prophets
the Gospels
Psalms
Pauline Epistles
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What is the Hebrew word meaning "law," referring to the first five books of the Old Testament?
Gospels
Pentateuch
Torah
Sadducees
25
what were the original languages of the bible?
Spanish and Latin
Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek
Latin, Greek and Hebrew
Greek, Aramaic and Latin
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What is "analogy of faith"
coherence of individual doctrines with whole of Revelation
teachings recognized as central to Church teaching
to select and adapt written material to serve a purpose
the critical interpretation of the bible
