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Unit 1-How did we get the Bible?
Unit 1-How did we get the Bible?
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The Holy Spirit gave the authors of the Bible divine assistance to describe God's salvation
Divine inspiration
Paschal Mystery
Biblical Inerrancy
Revelation
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What affects the Bible's words?
All of the above
Culture & language
Time period
Mindsets
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Scripture is free from error
Biblical Inerrancy
Biblical exegesis
Literal Sense
Exegete
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Criticism used when identifying the differences between more than one translation of the Bible.
Historical
Textual
Source
Literary
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The sense of interpretation-shows us how to live out a just and ethical life
Anagogical
Moral
Literal
Allegorical
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Who selected the central writings that were chosen for the Bible?
The Kings
Church leaders/Bishops
The disciples
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How many books are in the Bible?
73
42
74
27
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Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the message of Salvation in written form?
Revelation
Doctrine
Written Tradition
Oral Tradition
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What were the first 3 translations of the Bible
Greek, Aramaic, and Hebrew
Latin, Greek, and Aramaic
Spanish, Aramaic, and English
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Another word for Testament is called a?
Covenant
10 commandments
Bible
Law
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What is a covenant?
Promise between God and his people
What the Old and New Testaments are based on
A Solemn Vow
All of the answers are ture
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Criticism where one looks for literary forms such as poem/letter/gospel/metaphor/puns/ parables
Source
historical
textual
Literary
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Interpreting scripture using the senses of scripture, historical situations, culture, etc
Creationist
Contextualist
Fundamentalist
Literalist approach
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The Church's teaching office-bishops in communion with the Pope
Magisterium
Canon law
The Eucharist
Sacred Tradition
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Sense of scripture that shows us how to get to eternal life-leads us to heavenly home
Literal
Anagogical
Allegorical
Moral
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The books of scripture are without error-no mistakes is known as?
Revelation
Perfect
Biblical Inerrancy
Tradition
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The handing on of God's message through words (verbal) & deeds?
Written Tradition
Scripture
Oral Tradition
Miracles
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The collection of books the Church recognizes as the inspired Word of God are called?
The canon
Universal Acceptance
Apostolic Origin
The 10 commandments
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Criticism looking at the historical situation that may have influenced the author-life & times
Literary
Historical
Source
Textual
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When interpreting scripture, we look at the obvious meaning, known as
Literal
Anagogical
Moral
Allegorical
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Criticism-did the author used existing stories, myths, or literature as a base for their work?
Textual
Historical
Source
Literary
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The books that include the story of Jesus' life and ministry are called?
Wisdom books
Acts
The Gospels
Revelation
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The first step in the creation of the Bible was?
New translations occurred
Stories were shared
People experienced God throughout time
Church Leaders selected central writings
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God's reconciling love, Christ delivering us from sin
Tradition
Eucharist
Divine inspiration
Redemptive
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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy are known as all of the following except?
Books of Law
The Pentateuch
The Torah
Prophetic books