Chapter 2 Test

Official form of public worship of the Church.

Those who believe that Salvation was based on a secret form of knowledge.

Spiritual sense that calls us to live good lives and act justly.

A type of literacy criticism that studies how a biblical book was developed.

Type of critism that identifies the origins of biblical meaning.

The inspired Word of God.

The Bible is a "written record of ________ Revelation."

Translated the Bible from Greek to Latin.

Story that is not based on actual events, but still conveys a religious truth.

The waters of the Red Sea, which saved the Israelites from slavery in Egypt foreshadowed this sacrament.

You can grow in your relationship with God when you use the Bible as a book of __________.

A sign instituted by Christ that is a source of grace.

A non-Jew.

A question that requires thought and application.

A chronological timeline of events.

Considered the earliest writers before literacy spread

Benedictine tradition that helps a person meet God through prayer and Scripture.

Method used by God to reveal Himself and His truths to the human authors of the Scripture.

King of Israel who brought the Ark of Covenant to Jerusalem.

Means "hidden."

Type of criticism that focuses on how the writer's understanding of God influenced His writings.

Inspired words of individuals that express God's will.

"Meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture and discovered by exegesis."

The Bible is the __________ Word of God.

Manuscripts found in Israel that predate the birth of Christ.

Moses' leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.

The Bibles of this religion contain seven less Books than those within the Catholic faith.

Those who interpret the Bible literally.

A code of conduct established by those in authority.

Sacred Scripture teaches us the __________.

Official list of inspired Books that are contained within a Catholic Bible.

Statement of religious beliefs.

The leading authority in the Church when it comes to interpreting Sacred Scripture.

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

Stories, which may involve animals with human qualities, used to present morals.