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7th Grade Spirit of Truth Unit 2, Lessons 1-6 Review
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Priests possess the authority of the Magisterium.
True
False
2
True or False: Christianity is more about man's search for God than God's search for man.
False
True
3
This style has letters by St. Paul and other Apostles to encourage early Christian communities & individuals in faith.
Wisdom/Proverbs
Epistle/Letter
Prophecy
Parable
4
Intellect and will play important roles in faith.
True
False
5
Handing on of authority from Apostles to their successors the bishops through the laying on of hands
Sacred Tradition
Apostle
Apostolic Succession
Magisterium
6
This sense of Scripture helps us to relate events of Scripture to our final destiny (Heaven, hell, purgatory, etc.).
Allegorical
Anagogical
Moral
Literal
7
The whole content of the Christian faith as found together in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition = Deposit of Faith
True
False
8
Teaching authority of Church: bishops in union w/pope who interpret God's Word.
Sacred Tradition
Apostolic Succession
Sacred Scripture
Magisterium
9
When something in OT foreshadows something in NT, especially if related to Jesus and salvation.
zoology
topography
cartography
typology
10
The Old Testament
foreshadows events and people that will be fulfilled in NT.
has 40 Books
ceased being relevant after Jesus came.
was not inspired by God, is less important than NT.
11
Which is NOT one of the
three criteria
for interpreting Scripture?
Ask a parent, teacher, or priest their opinion about the Scripture passage.
Read Scripture within the living tradition of the whole Church.
Be attentive to the analogy of faith.
Look closely at the content and unity of the whole Scripture.
12
What does Canon mean?
A law about the historical context
An explanation of context
A grammatical standard that all writing must meet
A standard that Biblical writings must meet
13
Each covenant contains a mediator, _______________, and a sign.
a contract
a promise
an agreement
a pentitent
14
Forms the heart of Scripture & proclaims the Good News of salvation won for us by Jesus' Passion, Death, Resurrection.
Revelation
Gospels
Psalms
Letters/Epistles
15
W/out error; Scripture teaches solidly, faithfully, and without error the truth God wanted known for our salvation
typology
Sacred Scripture
inerrant
Inspiration
16
God's Divine Revelation has come to us through Sacred Scripture
and
Sacred Tradition.
False
True
17
The Apostles were the first bishops of the Church.
False
True
18
God revealed himself to man FIRST through Divine Revelation.
False
True
19
The APOCALYPTIC style of writing in the Bible
recounts events, stories, figures in straightforward way.
reveals truths about God/salvation thru vision, symbol, etc.
communicates how to best love God & each other through Law.
communicates through simple stories w/layers of truth.
20
The official list of inspired books that appear in the Bible
New Covenant
Pentateuch
canon
Old Covenant
21
The Old Testament and the New Testament are unrelated.
False
True
22
God's first covenant was with...
Abraham
Moses
Adam
David
23
God, primary Author of Scripture, intentionally put in signs and symbols that foreshadow Jesus.
True
False
24
The body of truths revealed to us by God throughout Salvation History.
Divine Revelation
Canon of Scripture
Sacred Scripture
Pentateuch
25
The PARABLE style of writing in the Bible...
recounts events, stories, figures in straightforward way.
communicates how to best love God & each other through Law.
reveals truths about God/salvation thru vision, symbol, etc.
communicates through simple stories w/layers of truth.
26
Style of writing in Bible uses learned, quotable sayings, offering advice for situations
Poetry
Parable
Wisdom/Proverbs
Prophecy
27
Holy Spirit guiding the human authors of the Bible, moving them to write the truth God wanted for the sake of salvation.
Inerrancy
Typology
canon
Inspiration
28
Faith is purely a belief in things not seen; evidence is not a part of it.
True
False
29
Writing style that records family ancestries and reveals important family connections between individuals in the Bible.
Narrative
Epistle/Letter
Genealogy
Law
30
a member of a powerful group of leaders in Jewish society during the time of Jesus.
bishop
Pharisee
Evangelist
Gentile
31
Focuses on Jesus fulfilling Jewish expectations of the Messiah. Fulfillment of the Davidic Covenant
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of John
Gospel of Matthew
32
The NARRATIVE style of writing in the Bible...
communicates through simple stories w/layers of truth.
reveals truths about God/salvation thru vision, symbol, etc.
recounts events, stories, figures in straightforward way.
communicates how to best love God & each other through Law.
33
Mode of transmission
of the Word of God; Word given by Jesus to Apostles, handed on by them to Bishops, passed on safely
Sacred Tradition
Magisterium
Sacred Scripture
Divine Revelation
34
The story of God’s love and mercy revealed to us throughout history, culminating in Christ’s saving work on the Cross.
none of these
Sacred Tradition
The Old Testament
Salvation History
35
The written record of God's revelation of Himself; speech of God put down in writing under breath of Holy Spirit.
Sacred Tradition
Sacred Scripture
Magisterium
Divine Revelation
36
The Christian people are primarily responsible for guarding and handing on the Deposit of Faith.
True
False
37
What is a Covenant?
Agreement between God and his people
Spreading the Good News
Teaching from God
Sacrament
38
Based on St. Peter’s stories of Jesus for Gentile Christians in Rome
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mattew
Gospel of John
Gospel of Mark
39
This sense of Scripture teaches us how to act in a right way.
Literal
Anagogical
Allegorical
Moral
40
The _________are letters written by St. Paul to early Christian communities to encourage them in their faith
revelations
acts
epistles
gospels
41
The account of the sacrifice of Isaac, Abraham's son, in Genesis
foreshadows nothing.
foreshadows Jesus sacrifice on the Cross.
foreshadows the destruction of Jerusalem.
foreshadows the Passover.
42
One of his main sources was Jesus’ mother, Mary and he wrote the Infancy narratives
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of John
Gospel of Matthew