Intro to the Bible

Something in the OT that points to Jesus under the allegorical sense is most likely _____.

The order of the OT is _____.

"Where there are great riches, there are also many to devour them" is an example of _____.

Jews, Catholics, and Protestants agree on the canon of the Bible.

Which of the following is NOT a pillar of the Church?

A book that all Christians recognize as inspired by God is called _____.

Jesus opening Heaven in Rev 5: 16; 6:1 refers to the _____ sense of Scripture.

A biblical type is found in the NT and foreshadows an anti-type that is found in the OT

Catholics have 7 fewer books in their Old Testament as compared to Protestants.

The Bible weaves together many stories of salvation from multiple gods.

Jesus wrote some of the books in the New Testament canon.

The way in which an author writes a passsage is known as the sense of Scripture.

Jesus' story of the Lost Coin to illustrate repentance is an example of _____.

Scripture exists so that God can reveal Himself to us.

Dei Verbum is a document about Divine Revelation written by _____.

God slowly, carefully, and intentionally calling us to relationship is an example of _____.

God's people struggling to be in right relationship with Him is an example of _____.

Which of the following is NOT a spiritual sense of Scripture?

There are 73 books in the Catholic Bible--46 in the OT and 27 in the NT.

The OT foreshadows the NT and the NT fulfills the OT.

Which of the following is NOT a spiritual sense of Scripture?

A lamb opening a scoll in Rev 5: 16; 6:1 refers to the _____ sense of Scripture.

Some of the OT was written after the birth of Jesus.

"Surely, I wait for the Lord; who bwends down to me and hears my cry…" is an example of _____.

Exegetes should begin with the literal sense and stop there.

There are 7 deuterocanonical books for Catholics that Jews would call apocrypha.

The family lineage of the Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is an example of _____.

The Jewish Hebrew Scriptures have more books than the Catholic Old Testament.

The OT was written in Hebrew and Latin.

God using elements in the created world to reveal Himself is an example of _____.

The Bible should be read as a unity and a whole .

The Bible is both a human and divine book.

God sometimes revealing Himself immanently & other times transcendentally is of _____.

People being redirected to a higher purpose in Scripture is an example of _____.

The Bible is always correct on matters of salvation since God is the author.

Lectio Divina is a prayerful reading of the biblical text.

Genesis 3 would be an example of _____.

Human authors wrote the books of the Bible but under the inspiration of God.

The NT was all written in Greek.

Information about the kings of Israel is most likely an example of _____.

The 4th commandment would be an example of _____.

"Biblia" means collection of books.

Human beings not being able to throw off God's plan for salvation is an example of ______.

Another name for the Hebrew Scriptures is Natakh.

God calling people to a job that they don't seem prepared to do is an example of _____.

Which of the following is NOT a criteria that was used to determine canonicity.

Realizing that our goal should be Heaven from Rev 5: 16; 6:1 refers to the _____ sense.

Concluding that we are to listen to Jesus from Rev 5: 16; 6:1 refers to the _____ sense.

If we interpret God's word in the bible correctly, it is without error--i.e. inerrant.

Jews refer to the OT as the Hebrew Scriptures.

Most of the Bible should be intepreted figuratively but some parts literally.

Which of the following is NOT important to proper Scripture interpretation.