Test #2 Review!

The sense of Scripture that searches for foreshadowing of Jesus' life in Scripture is called:

The official authoritative list of inspired books in the Bible is called what?

A deeper meaning in a Biblical passage that we can oftentimes find in light of God's plan for salvation.

True or false: most of the Old Testament was written in Hebrew.

The common language spoken in Babylon which became the spoken language of the Jews through the time of Jesus is called:

The idea that God is the ultimate author of Sacred Scripture is called. . .

The 7 Old Testament books that are excluded from the Protestant canon of Scripture are called:

Literary Genres: an inspired utterance by a prophet recorded in Scripture is called:

The term "liturgy" refers to what?

True or false: Protestants and Catholics agree on the 27 books of the New Testament.

Literary Genres: a rule of conduct or behavorial standards found in Scripture is called. . .

Literary Genres: A chronological narrative or record of events is called. . .

How many books are in the Catholic Canon of Scripture?

True or false: God dictated the Bible to the human authors word-for-word.

Literary Genres: an extended metaphor in which many elements of the story stand for deeper realities is called:

Literary Genres: a vivid story taken from everyday situations told to convey a religious truth is called what?

Literary Genres: A record of someone's ancestors is called. . .

True or false: the category of Prophetic books can be found in the New Testament.

The human authors of Scripture are true authors, using their own writing style, literary style, personal traits, etc.

The first translation of the Bible into Latin, completed by St. Jerome in 405 AD.

Which type of Biblical criticism attempts to determine the historical context of Scripture?

True or false: the entire New Testament was written originally in Greek.

True or false: the Catholic Bible contains more books than Protestant Bibles.

The ancient Canaanite language adopted by the Israelites; their primary language until the Babylonian exile:

The meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture; what the human author intended by the words he wrote.

Most of the stories in the Old Testament were most likely written down during the reign of King Solomon.

The doctrine that acknowledges that Scripture communicates spiritual Truths faithfully and without error is called what?

The word "testament" literally means:

Which sense of Scripture helps us determine what a passage teaches us about how to live and act?

Literary Genres: A story that gives a cause for something is called what?

3rd century BC translation of the Hebrew Scriptures into Greek; used during the time of Jesus and early Church.

True or false: the Epistles (Letters) are found in the New Testament.

True or false: Biblical criticism involves protesting against and criticizing the Bible.

Which type of Biblical criticism determines the literary genre of a text in Scripture?

Protestants removed 7 books from the Bible based on the decision of Jewish scholars in the first century.