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Principles for Interpreting Stories till par. 3.1.
Principles for Interpreting Stories till par. 3.1.
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Identification leads to finding ...
... a principle.
... a rolemodel.
... an illustration.
... an application.
2
A plot is the same as...
the climax
the sequence of events making up (a main part of ) a story.
what happens between the conflict and the climax.
the conclusion (ending) of a story.
3
What is NOT a Biblical principle?
do not judge and you will not be judged either.
God helps those who help themselves.
treat others as you want to be treated.
it is more blessed (happier) to give than to receive.
4
The main character of a story is the:
Protagonist
Monopolist
Narrator
Antagonist
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A Biblical connection is a link between...
... a biblical story and a saying in the Bible.
...a theme and a character in the Bible.
... different characters in the Bible.
... something topical and a text in the Bible.
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The moral of a story is...
... ethical; the battle between good and bad.
... usually not as important as the theme.
...the message or lesson in a story.
...the same for everyone.
7
A well-known reading method for the Bible (and other religious books) is:
the OAI-reading method.
the OIA-reading method.
the IOA-reading method.
the AIO-reading method.
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Which answer does NOT mention two genres in the Bible?
prophecy and apocalypse
narrative and gospels
wisdom and poetry
gospels and Acts
9
What is NOT correct about believing Jews, Christians and Muslims?
they believe in one God.
they all have the same holy book.
they are all monotheistic.
they consider Abraham as a common 'forefather' or patriarch.
10
A worldview is NOT...
... personal.
... like glasses through which you interpret the world.
... static (unchangeable).
... dynamic (changeable).
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somebody who believes in God interprets/understands what he/she reads in the Bible (or Quran)
... in a theistic manner.
... in a literary manner.
12
Which example is NOT a Biblical connection?
The musical about Joseph at the Uitmarkt, Amsterdam in 2009.
The saying: "He is the Benjamin of the familiy".
The song "Hallelujah" sang at the X-Factor show in 2008.
The Dutch saying "De appel valt niet ver van de boom".
13
A principle in a text is (mainly) about
an important attitude or agreement with somebody.
something practical what you can apply in your life
an insight which yuo only discover when you read carefully
the differences between old and new texts and stories.
14
What is it called when you recognise yourself in a story?
personification
identification
illustration
existention
15
An exodus is a...
...a mass departure of people, the Israelites leaving Egypt.
... country.
... chapter in the Bible.
... song from Moses.
16
Which names do NOT all have a Biblical connection?
Peter, David, Thomas, Daan or Daniëlla.
Luke, Mark, Paul, Sem (or Sam) and Ruben.
Tim, Mary, Lydia and Eve or Eefje.
Milan, Stijn, Emma, Fleur en Sophie.
17
As poor as... and as wise as...
As poor as Job and as wise as Solomon.
As poor as Moer and as wise as Mice.
As poor as Moses and as wise as Solomon.
As poor as David and as wise as Job.
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The third question in the OIA-reading method is about:
What does the text say? What happened?
What can I do with (a principle from) this text in my life?
Application: which app is the best?
What does the text mean?
19
the quote; '
There is no God'
is in the Bible.
true
false
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Water in the Bible can be a ... which meaning is derived from the ...
symbol, context
personification, genre
theme, pericope
metaphor, climax
