Review chapters 2 - 3

He had the first Protestant bible published. Who is he?

Kerygma means which of the following?

The main characters of Acts of the Apostles are whom?

Information in the New Testament is far more accurate and reliable than in the Old Testament.

Which term translates to mean "one who speaks for God"?

Which aspect of the Historical/Critical method examines where the biblical material comes from?

While God inspires those who wrote the bible, they are still employing their free will in their writing.

Which books express the emotions and feelings of the Hebrew people.

Textual criticism deals with which of the following?

He wrote a Gospel and Acts of the Apostles. Who is he?

Pentateuch means which of the following?

The Vulgate is the Bible translated into which language?

The Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew. What was the language of the first translation of the Old Testament?

The "lived stage" of the New Testament covers approximately how many years?

Who led the effort to translate the bible into Latin.

Form criticism has to do with which of the following?

Which section of the OT focuses on origin stories?

The "allegorical" sense of biblical interpretation indicates that all stories point toward which?

The majority of the New Testament Letters were written by whom?

This term means "Good News" as in the good news of salvation.

The very first Old Testament book of origin stoiries is which?

The Dead Sea Scrolls and what they add to our understanding of the Bible falls under which of the following?

A major prophet is considered major because of which of the following?

Which section of the New Testament is considered Apocalyptic writing, that is writings about the "End Time"?

Which New Testament Letter's author is unknown?