Duplicate of Reviewing Senses of Scripture and Authorship of Pentateuch

When was the Yahwist source written? And where?

What is the source for the priestly tradition?

What are the senses of scripture?

In Gen 2:4b-25, we hear "to know" and a long discourse/tale/epic...showing this source:

What does the priestly tradition refer to God as?

Of the spiritual senses, what is the allegorical sense?

Pentateuch Authorship: Which of the traditions is from the 'J source'?

What is genealogy?

Gen 1:28, we hear: "be fruitful & multiply", a blessing from God, & order showing this source:

In the Yahwist, what also is true?

How is God portrayed in the Elohist tradition?

What was the purpose of building the Tower of Babel? (human-end)

What does the Yahwist tradition refer to God as?

What is revelation?

What is the birthright?

Who were Isaac's sons?

What are the two types of revelation?

What does Adam mean in Hebrew?

What does Genesis 1:26 say?

In Gen. 3:1-24, we read that God walks with Adam, & works through conflict, showing this source

In Gen 5, the genealogy of Seth is written. What source uses genealogies?

Eve, Cain, Noah, and Abraham have what in common?

The Elohist tradition was written in...

In Gen 4:1-16 (Cain/Abel), God communicates directly with a reprimand & blessing, showing the

Seth replaced Abel. Who were his parents?

In Noah &the Flood, God says “I am sorry that I have made them…” This seems to be humanlike...

What were the original three languages that scripture was written in?

What is the end goal of covenants?

In the Old Testament, what travels through family line?

How many books are in the Old Testament?

Of the spiritual senses, what is the moral sense?

What was the outcome of Abram having a child with Hagar?

What was God's response to the Tower of Babel?

What is the literal sense of scripture?

In the Elohist tradition, God is referred to as...

How was scripture first passed on?

Who was the most important in creation? (i.e. the pinnacle)

What is the Yahwist tradition known for?

What was the purpose of the writing from the priestly tradition?

What is a covenant?

How many books in the New Testament?

What was Jacob's name changed to? And, it means...

Noah had what in common with Adam?

Which order did the priestly source fall into?

Of the spiritual senses, what is the anagogical sense?

What does the Elohist tradition emphasize?

In order, what are the books are in the Torah?

In the first creation story, spaces and creatures were created in ___ days:

Before creation, what is said to have existed?