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How To Read the Bible

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1
Biblical characters are generally either good or bad?
True
False
2
Which is a characteristic of Biblical narratives?
Speaks through dense creative language
Stories change how we see the world
Mostly made up of speeches and laws
We should see ourselves in the story
3
The Bible is Jewish meditation literature. What is unique about this?
Each section should stand alone.
The Bible is supposed to be read once, as fast as possible.
There are few details, but they all matter.
Many rich details that let you get lost in the story.
4
How are characters developed in Biblical narratives?
Through descriptions, names, and limited commentary
By telling us their motives and thoughts
Characters are not developed
By detailed backstories
5
What are the three ways Biblical authors use setting?
height, width, and length
Location, situation, and time
Region, country, and city
Time, space, and eternity
6
What is the danger of ignoring the plot in Biblical narrative?
You might not enjoy the story
You might learn the hidden secrets of the Ancient Masons
Plot is not all that important
It can lead to distorted interpretations of Biblical stories
7
How much of the Bible is poetry?
11%
33%
42%
25%
8
What is the story of the Bible?
A Jewish family
God creating then redeeming mankind.
There is no story, the Bible is a moral law book.
Satan's war with God.
9
How much of the Bible is Narrative?
52%
33%
24%
43%