HRE2O1 Unit 1 Review

At Passover the ___ is a reminder of the hasty departure from affliction (slavery)

At Passover the ___ represents the mortar the Jewish slaves used to assemble the Pharaoh's bricks.

Paul was a diaspora Jew, meaning he was a Jew that lived outside of Palestine.

St. Paul wrote both The Acts of the Apostles and The Gospel of Luke.

Jesus means...

Saul (Paul) was from this city?

Paul was a Roman citizen

Exodus is one of the Prophetic Books found in the Old Testament.

Who inspired the Gospels?

The teaching authority of the Catholic Church is the Magisterium.

The Catholic Church supports a Contextualist approach to Scripture interpretation.

The Haggadah is a text recited at the Seder on the first two nights of the Jewish Passover.

St Paul made two missionary journeys throughout the Mediterranean region.

Biblical ___ is the critical interpretation and explanation of a text.

The Bible was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.

He baptized Saul?

The Gospel of ___makes it clear from the beginning that Jesus is truly divine. The second person of the Trinity.

How many books in the Bible?

Saul (Paul) was a member of this Jewish group.

Over half the letters (13) are attributed to Paul or to disciples who wrote in his name.

______ is a Greek word used in the New Testament for "proclamation"

1st Corinthians is a Pauline Letter (Epistle) found in the New Testament.

The Synoptic Gospels include...

The four Gospels tell the story of Jesus' life and teachings. These stories were first passed on....

Christ means...

The entire Canon of Scripture was basically settled at the Council of ___ in 382CE

Jesus was born in Jerusalem.

Jesus chose ____ to be the "ROCK" upon which he would build the Church.

The Canon of Scripture is the set of books that the Church believes are divinely inspired.

In Biblical criticism, ___ is a German phrase rouly translating to "setting in life"

Saul was present at the stoning of ...