why do we need divine rev.

to help us grow and nurture our relationship with God

why are the four sources of the pentateuch necessary?

diff people require diff aspects at diff times

difference between catholic and protestant bible

OT is ab the old covenantNT is ab the new covenant

longings created to push us to search for happiness

meaning of life and God/religion, Why do things have to be the way they are

how long was oral tradition used??

NT- about 100 years before christ

temporary happiness; shortcuts

popularity, consumerism, individualism, immediate gratif, illusions of happiness

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1
what is in a persons heart and is known to be right or wrong
natural law
Moral sense
Free will
Intellect
2
(means law) first 5 books of the bible; teaches creation and first sins, faith, history and law
pentateuch
exodus
genesis
liviticus
3
Why we are created w/ questioning hearts and minds
all of the above
so we would search for God
So we could learn more about our faith
to fill the hole inside us from original sin
4
why do we need divine rev.
to help us grow and nurture our relationship with God
Answer unknown
to see the wonderful things God has created for us
To truly appreciate God's creations
5
worshiping something other than the one true God
magesterium
Idolatry
dogma
monotheistic
6
the way we reflect on ourselves
individualism
tasks for development
self esteem
popularity
7
books in the pentateuch are genesis, exodus, leviticus, numbers, and deutoronomy
false
true
8
completed Latin translation of the bible
St. Jerome
St. Theresa
St, Thomas Aquanis
9
the core message that jesus is lord
torah
law
koine
kerygma
10
why are the four sources of the pentateuch necessary?
diff people require diff aspects at diff times
it isnt necessary!
things occur different to everone, so much appeal to all
11
the gift for humans to share in god's life before the fall
Original sin
Original holiness
original justice
12
the seven deuteroncamical books in the old testament
inerrant
canon
exodus
apochrypha
13
Messiah; anointed one
God
Baptism
Dogma
Christ
14
the desire to fit in and acquire approval
self-esteem
individualism
gifts and givens
popularity
15
studying small units and attempting to determine how each book too shape during oral tradition
form
source
redaction
16
god revealing himself to us thru JESUS, scripture, prophets, and Apostolic succession
natural
divine
17
male fathers of the faith; abraham, isaac, jacob
Fathers of Faith
Covenant
Patriarch
Matriarch
18
the internal voice given to us at birth to tell us to do good
Conscience
God
Dogma
Holy Trinity
19
the process use by scholars to discover the literal meaning of biblical text
exodus
exergesis
lectio devina
canon
20
belief in many gods
Religion
Christians
monotheistic
polytheistic
21
a person who affirms the existence of a god and practices a religion
agnostic
christian
atheist
theist
22
the act of reconnecting w/ the divine
religion
secularism
salvation history
23
the idea that loneliness and longingly go away if we are sexually satisfied
Neediness
both A and B
neither A or B
sexual permissiveness
24
a non-jew is a gentile
true
false
25
heritage of faith passed down in Sacred scripture and tradition handed down by the apostles
Sacred Scripture
Sacred tradition
Deposit of Faith
Magisterium
26
city and country sisters originated in
Lyon
Paris, France
Boardeaux, France
Le Puy, France
27
sis who survive French Rev and reorganized sisters after
Mother St. Fontbonne
Fr. Medialle
Le Puy
28
the name of the first bible in one language (latin)
exegesis
vulgate
apochrypha
canon
29
what the author intended to convey; looks at the overall message of the text
literalist
angogical sense
literal sense
30
difference between catholic and protestant bible
OT is ab the old covenantNT is ab the new covenant
all
Catholics have a bible, protestants do not
Catholics believe in Jesus, protestants are still waiting
31
what you have become at any given point in time as a result of choices we make with givens
Immediate gratification
Popularity
Identity
Gifts and givens
32
A dr of the church and one of the greatest scholars in the church history; 5 proofs
mother st john fontbonne
Fr. Medialle
St. Jerome
St. Thomas Aquinas
33
agreement btw God and people; if one part fails the other may still carry out bargain
Agreement
covenant
Contract
34
to repeat a message and explain it in greater depth; to spread the faith
didache
catechesis
apocolptic
catholic
35
the departure of the israelites from egypt
gentile
plague
exodus
none
36
hebrew, aramaic, greek INTO latin
Different biblical translations
OG translations of Bible
St. Jermey
all of the above
37
a gift of the Holy Spirit given to people so that they may help others
charism
self esteem
illusions of happiness
free will
38
discovers how various editors put together their material and organized it the way they did
redaction crit
source crit
none
form crit
39
longings created to push us to search for happiness
meaning of life and God/religion
getting out of school soon
Why do things have to be the way they are
find love to fill the hole missing from original sin
40
man called by god to go to the promised land; trusted god and would sacrifice his son
Moses
Isaac
Abraham
Sarah
41
how long was oral tradition used??
NT- about 150 years before christ
NT- about 100 years before christ
NT- about 1500 years before christ
NT- about 1000 years before christ
42
teaches us where we are going; putting your GOGGLES on and looking to heaven
apochrypha
anagogical
God loves me
allegorical
43
god reveals himself to us thru senses, nature, faith, grace, questioning minds, conscience
natural
divine
44
year the sisters arrived in BR
1868
1963
1887
1987
45
Respectfully asking questions and reflecting on what we have been taught by media, parents etc.
Identity
gifts and givens
Self esteem
Effective Criticism
46
a form of prayer involving meditating on a passage and applying it to your life
literary devices
2 options are correct and mean the same
septuagint
lectio devina
47
written transmission of Jesus' teachings at the heart of the Church
Sacred Tradition
sacred scripture
covenant
deposit of faith
48
focuses on the new covenant (jesus) and centers around a loving interpretation of the law
new test
old test
49
temporary happiness; shortcuts
revelations
none of the above
popularity, consumerism, individualism, immediate gratif
illusions of happiness
50
first part of the bible that centers on sal. history prior to and God's covenant w/ chosen ppl
new test
old test
51
abraham would...
bring salvation from one
have many descendants
all correct
God would lead him to the promised land
52
emotional and earthly source; gives human qualities to nonhuman objects
priestly
yahwist
elohist
deuteronomist
53
greek translation of the OT; translates to 70, refer to the scholar who translated in 70 days
prophetic books
septuagint
literary genres
second vatican council
54
almost religious faith that tech will take care of everything we need is technology fixes
False, that is incorrect, Kate...
true, that is correct, Kate...
55
they interpret the real mes of the bible- bible may be confus or contradictory at first glance
which is why we need magesteruim to help interpret scripture
genres of bible
literalist interpretation
literal interpretation
56
narrates the events of salv history; accounts of leaders, judges, warriors, kings and prophets
wisdom
historical
prophetic
57
a belief that religion should be kept out of public affairs
secularism
Duist
monotheistic
polytheistic
58
story of salvation his in which God partnered w/ humans to show his divine rev; inerrant source
Proofs
Bible
Scripture
Old Testament
59
person who does not actively search for God; may not judge prove, or deny the existence of God
Atheist
Theist
Agnostic
60
helps discover where biblical authors got their material
redaction
source
form
61
how does God reveal himself to us
Mentally
divinely
naturally
spiritually
62
source that places great emphasis on morals and law
elohist
deuteronomist
priestly
yahwist
63
books discussing representatives for both God and his people
wisdom
prophetic
historical
64
Which of the following is false about the diff creation stories?
the first is forceful, stately dramatic
the first is from a Yahwist point of view
both accounts of the same event
2nd is lighter down to earth; man created first
65
things you do not choose or have control; things we have to work with to be what God wants
Basic Human rights
Free will
Human dignity
Gifts and givens
66
Acquiring copious material possesions
Consumerism
Popularity
Technology fixes
Immediate Gratification
67
wives of the fathers of the faith; sarah, rebekah, leah, rachel
matriarch
patriarch
68
the central teaching of a religion is called dogma
False
turtle
flamingo
true
69
"first gospel" first sign god did not abandon humanity after the fall and jesus would save
divine inspiration
YHWH
protoevangelium
70
God revealing himself to us in nature, human reason, acts of others is natural revelation
True
False
71
sacred name for God revealed to moses; means i am who i am and is never pronounced by jews
Father
YHWH
Holy Spirit
God
72
gift humans would not experience suffering and have harmony w/ god, themselves, and others
Original Sin
Original Harmony
Original Holiness
Original justice
73
a council called to reflect on the church's practices and apply and adjust to modern times
third vaatican council
second vatican council
1st vatical council
74
letters intended for public reading
epistle
gospel
75
tries to determine the historical context of the bible
source
historical
form
redaction
76
the official list of books in the bible
exodus
exegesis
canon
gentile
77
way the sisters supported themselves
building churches
lace making
making clothing
washing machine company
78
church teachings about sacred scripture and sacred tradition
Guided by God
guided by the Holy Spirit
guided by prophets
guided by the Magesterium
79
offic teach body of the church, pass down the trad of Christ and the apos; interpret scrip 4 us
revelation
magesterium
monotheistic
bible
80
spiritual senses of scripture- literal, spiritual, allegorical, moral, anagogical
true
false
81
looking out for yourself only; sense of community is lost
popularity
identity
individualism
self-esteem
82
types of literary genres in the bible are all except
biblical
historical, prophetic, stories
poetry, letters, genealogies
parable
83
the teachings and words of jesus
gospel
epistle
hebrew scripture
didache
84
the story of God's saving grace thru history is salvation history
true
false
85
language the NT was originally wrritten in; common greek
French
kione
Greek
spanish
86
helped organize women with similar interests in helping those in need; founders of the sisters
Mother St. John Fontbonne
Le Puy
Fr. Medialle
St. Thomas Aquinas
87
Changes that occur as we grow
None of the above
physical, emotional
intellectual, social
spiritual
88
the life of The Church's mission handed down, preserved, and interpreted by the Magisterium
Sacred Scripture
Sacred Tradition
Covenant
Agnostic
89
the style of writing that includes the destruction of the world and the triumph of god's people
apocolyptic
catholic
didache
catechesis
90
poetic and practical on wisdom; emphasizes virtues, emotional expression
wisdom
pentateuch
historical
wisdom
91
name of the hebrew scriptures; first 5 books of the bible
editing
torah
historical jesus
92
source that focuses on detail
elohist
deuteronomist
yahwist
priestly
93
teaches how you should live your life according to the bible
allegorical sense
anagogical sense
apochrypha
moral sense
94
tasks for development
capacity for friendship, healthy sexual identity
Mature relationships, more responsibility
working hard, studying
Make new friend, education, further faith
95
wanting or expecting our needs to be met right new; inability to be patient
Immediate graduation
gifts and givens
tasks for development
Immediate gratification
96
teaches what you should believe; what the words mean in the larger context of salvation history
apochrypha
canon
allegorical sense
anagogical sense
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former exiles who remained faithful to god during captivity and expected to restore Jerusalem
torah
remnant
law

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