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Theology 2A Unit 1 Review
Theology 2A Unit 1 Review
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A review for Theology 2A's Unit 1 test
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T/F: You cannot believe in religion and science at the same time
True
False
2
Which provides the BEST description for how
biblical inspiration
took place?
The author wrote the direct words spoken by God.
An angel physically guides the hand of human writers
The Holy Spirit works through human limits to communicate God's truth
3
T/F: The Hebrew Bible and Old Testament are the exact same thing
False
True
4
Not including the first 5 books
, into what
3
other categories do Catholics divide the Hebrew Scriptures?
Gospels, Acts, Letters
Kings, Creation, Exile
Historical Books, Prophetic Books, Wisdom Books
Writings, Prophets, Psalms
5
What term means “God’s communication of Godself to creation as discerned by human reason”?
Natural Revelation
Canon
Inspiration
Divine Revelation
6
What historical event pressured the collection of the texts of the Hebrew Scriptures?
The Exodus
The Conquest of Canaan
The Birth of Jesus
The Babylonian Exile
7
How would you write the
second book of Kings, verse 15 of chapter four
in citation form?
Kings 2:4--15
Kings 2: 15-4
2 Kings 15:4
2 Kings 4:15
8
In addition to being inspired by God, the Hebrew Bible was written by
multiple
human authors.
False
True
9
The Hebrew Scriptures are fundamentally concerned with what?
Communicating how God is at work in the life of the people
Providing a literal account of Israel's history
Making a case for the existence of God.
Proving the God of Israel is greater than the Egyptian gods.
10
T/F: The Biblical accounts of events
never
blend together faith and history.
True
False
11
The book of
Exodus
is in which part of the Hebrew Bible?
The Prophetic Books
The Wisdom Books
The Historical Books
The Pentateuch
12
Term: The “dispersion of the Jewish people” after the fall of Jerusalem
Diaspora
Reunification
Exile
Revolution
13
Experiencing awe at a sunset is an example of what term studied this unit?
“Reading nature” as one reads the Bible.
God speaking to us as God spoke to Adam & Eve
Divine revelation as transmitted through the Magisterium
Natural revelation accessible to all people
14
The fall of Jerusalem in 586 BCE results in the exile of Israelites to primarily to what place?
Babylon
Egypt
Greece
Turkey
15
What historical event pressured the collection of the texts of the Hebrew Scriptures?
The birth of Jesus
The Exodus
The conquest of Canaan
The Babylonian Exile
16
What term means “the teaching authority of the Church”?
Vatican City
Exegesis
Sacred Tradition
Magisterium
17
What is the most fitting, complete definition of the term
inerrancy
?
Inerrancy is a belief in the inspired nature of scripture.
Scripture is fully without any type of error.
Scripture is without error in terms of religious truths.
A fundamentalist tool for interpreting scripture.
18
In which
language
was MOST of the Old Testament/Hebrew Scriptures originally written?
Hebrew
Aramaic
English
Latin
19
What is a
cross reference
in the Bible?
A note that provides extra information and explanation
A note pointing to passages containing related words&themes.
The glossary
20
What type of truth is this statement? "A green light means go"
Scientific
Religious
Symbolic
21
Which of the following is the acronym for the Hebrew Bible?
YHWH
YMCA
TANAK
R2D2
22
A Catholic approach to scripture interpretation asks questions about the
context
of scripture
True
False
23
The
history
of Israel begins with the stories of:
Moses
King Saul
Adam & Eve
Abraham & Sarah
24
The stories in the Hebrew Scriptures were first shared by being:
Reenacted by performance groups
Passed on through oral tradition
Written on scrolls
Drawn in cave paintings
25
“God’s self-communication through the Scriptures & Sacred Tradition"
Inspiration
Natural Revelation
Divine Revelation
Canon
26
What is a
footnote
in the Bible?
Part of the glossary
A note that provides extra information and explanation
A note pointing to passages containing related words&themes.
27
These books are part of the Catholic canon, but not considered canonical by Jewish tradition
Deuterocanonical Books
Biblical Novellas
The Pentateuch
Epistles
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What term means “the critical interpretation of a scripture text”?
Inspiration
Inerrancy
Exegesis
Magisterium
