GWR 7 & 8 Test

Which Biblical genre contains the words of God spoken to people through human intermediaries?

Which Biblical genre contains stories about the origins of the world?

What context is about the author's need to express what God had revealed to him or her?

Which Biblical genre contains advice on theological issues in particular communities?

Which Sense of Scripture involves finding meaning about something that lasts forever?

Who has final authority over our understanding of the Bible, as Catholics?

Which Biblical genre proclaims the 'good news' of Jesus, intended to establish belief in him?

What context is about where and when a passage was written, its culture, etc.?

True or False: The Bible is meant to be read as a complete, unified whole.

What context is about who was powerful or conquered, rich or poor, low or high status?

What's another word for 'interpretation?'

Who occupies the Petrine office?

What do we call a comparison of one thing with another thing, using 'like' or 'as'?

Which Sense of Scripture involves reading the words as they are and getting meaning from that?

Which Sense of Scripture involves finding something that points to Christ or of the Church?

What do we call everything that the Apostles handed down, including rituals and Scriptures?

What word means 'the scholarly process of interpreting and explaining the Bible'?

Together, Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition make up the:

True or False: The Holy Spirit continues to guide the Church today.

Which Biblical genre contains words from people to God, reflecting situations of crisis?

What do we call everything that's going on around a passage -- on the page and off?

Jesus said that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a:

Which Sense of Scripture involves learning what the text teaches us about how to live or act?

True or False: The New Testament can contradict the Old Testament.