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Biblical Literary Genres
Biblical Literary Genres
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1
The Epistles, especially from Paul, all start with what?
The Greeting
The Addressee
The Purpose
The Writer
2
When one line develops or intensifies the line prior to it.
synonymous
metaphorical
synthetic
antithetical
3
What is the literary genre, "Epistles"?
Revelation
Parables
Letters
Old Testament stories
4
Which is NOT one of the purposes of the Gospels?
To give a theological biography
To persuade people to trust in Him as their Savior
To entertain the reader with good stories
To tell the story of Jesus
5
Parables are only found in the 4 Gospels?
True
False
6
What did Jesus use the most to illustrate a point for the audience?
Sermons
Parables
YouTube videos
Drawings
7
Which is Gospel was not written by one of the 12 disciples?
Mark
Luke
John
Matthew
8
English poetry is to rhyming, as Hebrew poetry is to ______________.
genre
singing
structure
timing
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The places and times of a story in which events happen.
dialogue
theme
climax
setting
10
The main thought, idea, or lesson of a story seen throughout the narrative.
theme
point of view
dialogue
climax
11
Which choice below is not a Biblical Literary Genre?
Gospel
Poetry
Narrative
Parable
12
The people or roles in a narrative that affect the story.
climax
characters
plot
setting
13
All 4 Gospels are divided evenly between Jesus' actions and His ____________________.
Childhood
Discourses
Conquering
Inactions
14
The conversations between 2 or more characters of a story.
theme
choice of events
dialogue
actions
15
Which choice is NOT one of the reasons it's hard for us today to understand these letters from 2,000 years ago?
structure of ancient letters
relationship between write and recipients
The original letters couldn't be translated
cultural & historical context
16
Who is the writer of the Epistles: Colossians, Philippians, Corinthians, Ephesians, & Galatians?
God
Paul
The recipients
Paul's traveling companion
17
Which is
not
a narrative from the bible?
David and Goliath
David's Songs from Psalm
Joseph sold into slavery
Moses frees the Hebrews
18
The series of events that unfold over a given story.
plot
dialogue
setting
climax
19
When one line reinforces the prior line with a similar thought...
synthetic
antithetical
metaphorical
synonymous
20
All biblical narrative are true event from history.
False
True
21
The choices the characters make that affect the story and reveal the plot.
choice of events
dialogue
theme
actions
22
When one line presents a contrast (opposite) to the prior line?
synonymous
synthetic
antithetical
metaphorical
23
The direction or source in which the story is told to the audience.
theme
dialogue
point of view
actions
24
What is a narrative?
an account presented in story form
Examples used to relate to the audience
Rhyming sequence of words
History lessons
25
What is the difference between a metaphor and a simile?
simile is fake, metaphor is real
simile uses "like" or "as"
metaphor uses "like" or "as"
metaphor is fake, simile is real