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Literary forms in the bible topic
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Literal language means:
Using the symbolic meaning of the words
A made up story
Upholding the exact or primary meaning of the words
A word we use to prove a point
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"The Lord God is a sun and shield" Psalm 84:11, is this:
Literal
Figurative
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The four gospels are:
Mathew, Peter, Mark and James
Samson, John, Mark and Peter
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
James, Mark, John and Jesus
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Figurative language:
Using figures to explain what you mean
Drawing pictures to prove what you mean
What you are literally trying to say
Using metaphors and figures of speech to mean something else
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A narrative is:
A prayer to God
A story used to teach a moral lesson.
A historical account of events that happened to God's people
Someone talking about their own life.
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The good Samaritan is:
A myth
A narrative
A parable
A psalm
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Who is your favourite teacher?
Ms Vranes
Ms Vranes
Ms Vranes
Ms Vranes
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A book of songs and poems from the Bible
Psalms
Samson
Salms
Prayers
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Read Psalm 24:1-2, what type of psalm is it?
Asking
Praise
Anger
Complaint
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A brief story that uses familiar, everyday lessons to teach an important truth about God
Myth
Narrative
Prayer
Parable
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Is the books of Acts in the Old or New Testament
Old
New
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An imaginative story that uses symbols to speak about reality
Parable
Prophecy
Myth
Gospels
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A collection of short, wise sayings about everyday issues.
Psalms
Proverbs
Laws
Prophecy
