Theology I "The Word" Chapter Six "The New Testament

Paul invites believers to a deeper conversion throughout these letters, also known as this

Paul refers to the Church as the

Give examples of how stories in New Testament make a story or idea from Old Testament clearer?

What do we need to know&understand in order to properly interpret the meaning of Scriptures?

Which disciple addressed a large group on Pentecost?

Compare the main point in the writing in James to the main point in John

Gentleman who cured Paul's blindness and assisted with conversion

Works by the author of John center on

Zechariah was related to

The Acts of the Apostles begins in Jerusalem and ends in

Paul was born in this city

The Ethiopian official asked for help in interpreting the story of the

Sang prayer of praise when his son was born; linked Old Testament prophesies with his own life

Paul was known for his success in preaching to these people-even though he was a Pharisee

Process of storytelling & word of mouth circulation of biblical materials before actual writing

Saul was on what road when he encountered Jesus

Group of books accepted by Catholic Church as inspired parts of Bible are called

Book that is known for emphasizing that faith without works is meaningless

Give two reasons why Pentecost was a central event in the life of the early Church. Explain

A cornerstone of Christian teaching is that ___________is the means to salvation

The person in the Old Testament that is best parallel to New Testament story of Jesus is

Heresy -Old Testament doesn't belong in Bible because it isn't consistent with New Testament

Acts of Apostle sermons follow a formula- include life of Jesus-references to the__& challenges

In his writing, Paul makes the point that

How did Paul meet Jesus?

The writer of James was least interested in

The birthday of the Church is on a day that may surprise some Catholics

Which book of the Bible is sacred to both Jews and Christians?

How do teachings of Paul, James, John expand meaning of Old Testament/conform to Jesusteachings

By "inerrancy" Catholics mean that the Bible is always correct in matters of: