New Testament: Ch. 1 Historical Jesus

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1
Compares the changes and mistakes in the various ancient biblical manuscripts:
Form criticism
Redaction criticism
Textual criticism
Historical criticism
2
When reading scripture, Catholics:
All of these
Read prayerfully
Believe it is divinely inspired
Look at the context
3
"Quelle" is a German word meaning:
Side by side
Book
Source
History
4
Which elements are usually present in a healing, miracle story?
Jesus' intervention
Request for help
Result & reaction
All of these
5
Oral Tradition consisted of:
Kerygma
Liturgy or worship
Didache
All of these
6
A document, not in the form of a Gospel, used by Matthew & Luke in their writings:
Didache
Kerygma
Quelle
Synoptic
7
Biblical writings were inspired, which means,
'God breathed'
'Agreement with God'
'Optimistic'
'Loved by God'
8
Used to determine the historical reliability of the gospels:
All of these
Convergence
Originality
Linguistic analysis
9
How did the Church determine which books to include in the canon of scripture?
Apostolic origin
Conformity to the rule of faith
Widespread acceptance
All of these
10
Roman Historian who alludes to the existence of Jesus
Tacitus
Pliny the Younger
Josephus
All of these
11
Our primary knowledge of Jesus' life comes from:
Revelation
Genesis
The Gospels
Psalms
12
How Catholics interpret the Bible?
Secular
Fundamentalist
Contextual
Literally
13
Why were the gospels finally written down?
World didn't end as early as expected
Heresies were setting in
An objective source was needed for further instruction
All of these
14
Focuses on the literary differences in the each New Testament book:
Textual Criticism
Form Criticism
Historical Criticism
Redaction Criticism
15
How many inspired books are there in the Old Testament Canon?
46
47
44
45
16
The term 'testament' means:
Inspiration
Canon
Covenant
Messiah
17
A vivid story told to convey religious truth, usually with a surprise ending:
Riddle
Hymn/Prayer
Parable
Miracle story
18
Synoptic means:
"All lined up"
"Looking forward"
"Seen together"
"Out of order"
19
Which are weaknesses of fundamentalism?
All of these
Ignores history & science
Ignores Tradition
Ignores Church
20
How many inspired books are there in the New Testament Canon?
23
27
25
24
21
The synoptic Gospels include:
Matthew, Mark, John
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Matthew, Luke, John
Mark, Luke, John

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New Testament: Ch. 1 Historical Jesus

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Questions 21

Answers

1
Compares the changes and mistakes in the various ancient biblical manuscripts:
Form criticism
Redaction criticism
Textual criticism
Historical criticism
2
When reading scripture, Catholics:
All of these
Read prayerfully
Believe it is divinely inspired
Look at the context
3
"Quelle" is a German word meaning:
Side by side
Book
Source
History
4
Which elements are usually present in a healing, miracle story?
Jesus' intervention
Request for help
Result & reaction
All of these
5
Oral Tradition consisted of:
Kerygma
Liturgy or worship
Didache
All of these
6
A document, not in the form of a Gospel, used by Matthew & Luke in their writings:
Didache
Kerygma
Quelle
Synoptic
7
Biblical writings were inspired, which means,
'God breathed'
'Agreement with God'
'Optimistic'
'Loved by God'
8
Used to determine the historical reliability of the gospels:
All of these
Convergence
Originality
Linguistic analysis
9
How did the Church determine which books to include in the canon of scripture?
Apostolic origin
Conformity to the rule of faith
Widespread acceptance
All of these
10
Roman Historian who alludes to the existence of Jesus
Tacitus
Pliny the Younger
Josephus
All of these
11
Our primary knowledge of Jesus' life comes from:
Revelation
Genesis
The Gospels
Psalms
12
How Catholics interpret the Bible?
Secular
Fundamentalist
Contextual
Literally
13
Why were the gospels finally written down?
World didn't end as early as expected
Heresies were setting in
An objective source was needed for further instruction
All of these
14
Focuses on the literary differences in the each New Testament book:
Textual Criticism
Form Criticism
Historical Criticism
Redaction Criticism
15
How many inspired books are there in the Old Testament Canon?
46
47
44
45
16
The term 'testament' means:
Inspiration
Canon
Covenant
Messiah
17
A vivid story told to convey religious truth, usually with a surprise ending:
Riddle
Hymn/Prayer
Parable
Miracle story
18
Synoptic means:
"All lined up"
"Looking forward"
"Seen together"
"Out of order"
19
Which are weaknesses of fundamentalism?
All of these
Ignores history & science
Ignores Tradition
Ignores Church
20
How many inspired books are there in the New Testament Canon?
23
27
25
24
21
The synoptic Gospels include:
Matthew, Mark, John
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Matthew, Luke, John
Mark, Luke, John