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Introduction to the Bible (Hansen)
Introduction to the Bible (Hansen)
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Review for Unit One, Introduction to the Bible
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The first five books of the Bible are called the
Historical Books
Gospels
Wisdom Literature
Torah/Pentateuch
2
Divine inspiration is the Holy Spirit telling the Biblical writers exactly what to write.
False
True
3
What approach do Catholics take when interpreting the Bible?
The Literal Approach
The Contextualist Approach
The Confusing Approach
The Fundamentalist Approach
4
A major reason for studying the Bible is to discover the essential religious truths that are found in its stories.
False
True
5
The biblical context explaining how a passage's truth must be consistent with all of Scripture and Tradition is called
Harmony of the Elements context
Historical Context
Living Tradition Context
Unity of the Whole Context
6
What is the Teaching authority of the Catholic Church called?
Encylical
Magisterium
Curia
Tribunal
7
Which Biblical context is helpful in understanding the customs or norms of a particular time?
Literary Context
Living Tradition Context
Cultural Context
Historical Context
8
All are true of "covenant" except
It is a synonym for "Testament"
It is a solemn vow between two parties
Is found in both the Old and New Testaments
It is an idea that is found only in the Bible
9
The word "Bible" means
Word
Testament
The books
Covenant
10
How many books are in the Old Testament of a Catholic Bible?
73
27
46
12
11
The Old Testament
Does not affect the way we understand Jesus
Is only important to the Jewish People
Is essential to understanding Jesus and our Catholic faith
Is no longer important to Christians
12
The official list of books accepted as the true, revealed word of God
The Histories
The Canon of Sacred Scripture
The Pentateuch
The Prophets
13
This Biblical context is used to examine how passages of the O.T. are fulfilled in the N.T.
Living Tradition Context
Unity of the Whole Context
Literary Context
Historical Context
14
Jesus is God's ultimate revelation of Himself
False
True
15
What term describes Israelites, or Jews-the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob?
Canon
The Chosen People
Salvation History
Magisterium
16
The Word of God includes all of the following except
Only what is taught by the Magisterium
Tradition
Scripture
Jesus Christ
17
The Old Testament consists of all of the following except
Historical books
Epistles
The Prophets
Torah/Pentateuch
18
Divine Inspiration involves the Holy Spirit inspiring the Bible writers by...
Stopping them when they make mistakes
Dictating exactly what they were to write down
Using their talents, skills, & life background to communicate God's truth
Allowing them to write whatever they wanted in their books
19
What tool helps you navigate to specific passages within the Bible?
Canon
Scripture Notation
Fundamentalist Approach
Divine Revelation
20
The Catholic Church encourages Christians to read the Bible in what way?
Contexually
Literally
Apocryphally
Fundamentally
21
God's ultimate revelation of Himself is found in what?
Jesus Christ
The Church
Creation
The Bible
22
What is the name of the Bible's story? This story shows God's saving action in the world and in human lives.
Exegesis
Magisterium
Biblical Inerrancy
Salvation History
23
True or False: All Bibles have the exact same number books.
True
False
24
The Catholic Bible's Canon contains____________books
27
73
103
46
25
Which of the following are the 4 parts of the NT?
Acts, Histories, Pentateuch, Gospels
Gospels, Acts, Epistles, Revelation
Prophets, Gospels, Acts, Epistles
Wisdom, Epistles, Acts, Revelation
26
Which of the following are the 4 parts of the OT?
Pentateuch, History, Epistles, Prophets
Torah, Revelation, Wisdom, Histories
Torah, Histories, Wisdom, Prophets
Prophets, Torah, Pentateuch, Wisdom
27
Which Biblical context looks at the type of genre or form being used in a particular book?
Historical Context
Cultural Context
Literary Context
Unity of the Whole Context
28
All of the following are part of literary context EXCEPT
Helps us to know how to approach a piece of writing.
It details the historical events of a specific time period.
Helps us understand the literary devices that writers were using.
Helps us identify the genre of literature we are reading.
29
The word "Testament" means...
Scripture
Bible
Legal Contract
Covenant
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What does Biblical Inerrancy actually mean?
It has nothing to do with the study of the Bible
That the Bible is without error on religious truths necessary for salvation
That the bible is true in every way
It means accepting the Bible from a fundamentalist approach
