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"Bible criticism" means...

What might explain a missing verse?

Bible criticism

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Reviewing the highlights of our lesson on Bible criticism. Focusing on knowing that these small differences don't force us to question Biblical accuracy.

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1
What might explain a missing verse?
The copyist skipped a line.
It was always a complete lie.
Someone cut it out to hide the truth.
The copy was made from an early draft.
2
"Bible criticism" means...
assuming that the Bible is flawed
showing that we can never know what the originals said
trying to get to the original by comparing copies
3
When the original versions were written...
God inspired the words of the writers
people made up stories and copied them down
the writers wrote whatever they wanted
4
Finish 1 Timothy 3:15. "All Scripture is..."
unclear
God-breathed
written by people
debatable
5
It's possible that there were early drafts of Bible books.
True
False
6
Finish 1 Peter 1:21. "Prophets, though human, spoke..."
for themselves
to the world
from God
and took back what they said
7
Every Bible book sounds exactly the same because God overrode the voice of the writer.
True
False
8
When a story is told in two Gospels, a copyist might...
accidentally include details from one in the other.
not copy the story at all.
mix up the stories on purpose.
9
Copies were made because...
we needed more copies as the church grew
people wanted to introduce errors into the Bible
we lost the originals and had to guess what they had said
10
Copying used to be harder because...
THEY DIDN'T USE CAPITALS.
they didnt use punctuation
(all of the above)
theydidn'tusespaces.
11
When someone was reading the Bible out loud for others to copy, a weird/unfamiliar name...
always got copied perfectly
might have been misspelled
was usually left out