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Unit 3 (GR) - Understanding Sacred Scripture
Unit 3 (GR) - Understanding Sacred Scripture
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Introduction to Scripture
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways of interpreting Scripture
compare Christian interpretation with other interpretations
pay attention to the analogy of faith
read Scriptures within the living Tradition of whole Church
note the content and unity of the whole Scripture
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T/F: The Bible is complex b/c it was written for different audiences and in different languages
False
True
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How many books are in the Catholic Old Testament canon?
27
39
46
18
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Jesus spoke:
Latin
Aramaic
Hebrew
Greek
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Which of the following is NOT a Protestant translation of the Bible?
Douay-Rheims Version
New International Version
King James Version
Revised English Version
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Determines how each biblical book took shape in the period of Oral Tradition
Form Criticism
Source Criticism
Historical Criticism
Redaction Criticism
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Teaches what you should believe; what the words mean in larger context of Jesus Christ
Moral sense
Anagogical sense
Literal sense
Allegorical sense
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Teaches history; what the words say in a historical context
Moral sense
Literal sense
Anagogical sense
Allegorical sense
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Which of the following is NOT a Catholic translation of the Bible?
Douay-Rheims Version
King James Version
New Jerusalem Bible
New American Bible
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A type of writing that has a particular form, style, or content
exegesis
literary sense
literary genre
form criticism
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The meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture and discovered through exegesis is:
oral tradition
literal sense
literary genre
form criticism
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Which of the following is not a literary genre?
Creed
Law
Etiology
Novel
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A word that means "without error"
inerrant
error
exegesis
none of the above
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The official list of inspired books of the Bible:
Tradition
Testament
Vulgate
Canon
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The New Testament was originally written in:
English
Greek
Hebrew
Latin
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St. Jerome's Latin translation of the Bible is known as:
Septuagint
Canon
Vulgate
Literal Sense
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The name of the Greek translation of the Old Testament:
Koine
Protestant
Septuagint
Vulgate
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How many books are in the Catholic New Testament canon?
46
27
36
39
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Scripture experts determine the historical and cultural context of the biblical text
Historical Criticism
Source Criticism
Redaction Criticism
Form Criticism
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God _____________ the writers of the Bible to write down the truths needed for Salvation.
forced
conspired with
commanded
inspired
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Teaches what you should do regarding how to live your life
anagogical sense
allegorical sense
moral sense
literal sense
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How the various editors put together their sources and arranged them the way they did
Historical Criticism
Source Criticism
Redaction Criticism
Form Criticism
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Which saint translated the Bible into Latin?
St. Jerome
St. John
St. Augustine
St. Joesph
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Old Testament manuscripts discovered in 1947 in a cave near the Dead Sea:
Dead Sea Scrolls
Canon
Scripture Scrolls
Jerusalem Scrolls
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The process of sharing stories and other important pieces of information by word of mouth is:
Source Criticism
Oral Tradition
Form Criticisim
Literal Sense
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The Church teaches:
the Holy Spirit inspired the writers of sacred books
God is the author of the bible
all of the above
the Sacred Scriptures teach the Truth
27
Looks to the deeper meaning of various scriptural passages as part of God's overall plan
Literal Sense
Spiritual Sense
Anagogical Sense
Moral Sense
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Most of the Old Testament was written in:
Hebrew
English
Latin
Greek
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Helps to discover where the biblical authors got their material
Source Criticism
Historical Criticism
Form Criticism
Redaction Criticism
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Catholic Bibles contain 7 books that are not in the Protestant Bible. We describe these as:
Redaction
Deuterocanonical
Traditional
Anagogical
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Teaches where you are going; building up the virtue of hope while leading us to Heaven
anagogical sense
moral sense
allegorical sense
literal sense
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T/F: The Bible is the written record of Divine Revelation.
True
False
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T/F: Protestant and Catholic Bibles have the same number of Old Testament Books in their canon.
False
True
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The process used by scholars to discover the meaning of biblical text
exegesis
form criticism
source criticism
genealogy
