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1
The Infancy Narratives of Jesus can be found in the Gospels of...
Luke and John
Mark and Luke
Matthew and Luke
Matthew and Mark
2
To what is God inviting us?
A position of honor in the Kingdom of Heaven
Fulfilled life in our Christian community
Health and happiness in our careers
A relationship of mutual love and understanding
3
What do we need to know and understand in order to properly interpret the meaning of Scriptures
The meaning intended by the human author
The original wording used
All of the above
The audience the text was aimed at
4
Where does the desire and longing for God come from?
From God
From the sacraments
All of the above
From ourselves
5
The Gospel of John was written between the years...
90-100 AD
150-200 AD
50-60 AD
30-40 AD
6
The Catholic Bible differs from the Protestant Bible in that...
Protestants excluded the Letter of James
Only the Catholic Bible has an account of the Last Supper
Catholics excluded some of the Jewish scriptures
Protestants excluded seven Old Testament books
7
Storytelling and word of mouth circulation of biblical stories before the actual writing is:
Oral Tradition
Divine Dictation
Salvation History
Assimilation
8
According to the Catechism of Catholic Church, the inner longing for God is written in
The words of the prophets
The human heart
The Beatitudes
The Bible
9
The group of books accepted by the Catholic Church as inspired parts of the bible is known as
The apocrypha
The authorized version
The tradition
The canon
10
Which Gospel emphasizes the divinity of Jesus?
Mark
Matthew
John
Luke
11
What do preaching, catechetics, and all forms of Christian instruction depend on?
Scripture
Theology
Sacraments
Philosophy
12
Which of the following is not a criterion for interpreting the Sacred Scripture
Take into account the culture where it was written
Base it upon your personal experiences
Read within the tradition and teachings of the church
Read with an awareness of the entire Bible
13
How do we know that there is a God?
The existence of creation
Because we did not create ourselves
The existence of truth
All of the above
14
What relationship do faith, science, and history have with one another?
Deny each other
Constant conflict
In harmony with truth
Do not affect each other
15
Which book of the Bible is sacred to both Jews and Christians?
Isaiah
Revelations
Matthew
Paul's Letter to the Romans
16
How many books are in the Catholic Bible?
72
73
69
66
17
The Bible is:
A history of the Jewish religion
A collection of many books written under God's inspiration
The four Gospel
An exact report of the world's history
18
Which Gospel is
NOT
synoptic?
Luke
Matthew
Mark
John
19
Miracles provide credibility to Jesus' words and teachings by demonstrating His power over...
The Pharisees
The cross
Sin and death
Atheists
20
In which Gospel do we read about the Sermon on the Plain?
Matthew
Luke
John
Mark
21
Paul presents Jesus as the ____, because He models obedience by accepting death on the cross.
New Adam
Light of the World
Lamb of God
New Moses
22
The Catholic approach to the study of the Bible is referred to as...
Contextualist
Fundamentalist
Literalism
Representative
23
Which Sense of Scripture recognizes that Scripture teaches and encourages us how to live / act?
Anagogical Sense
Allegorical Sense
Moral Sense
Literal Sense
24
By "inerrancy", Catholics believe that the Bible is always correct in matters of:
Literal Truth
Religious Truth
Historical Truth
Scientific Truth
25
Place the development of the Gospels in the correct chronological order:
Written Gospels, teachings of Jesus, oral tradition
Oral tradition, teachings of Jesus, written Gospels
Teachings of Jesus, oral tradition, written Gospels
Teachings of Jesus, written Gospels, oral tradition
