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The Church relies on the ___ to arrive at an authentic interpretation of Scripture that all believers can share.
Scribes
Magisterium
Evangelists
Dead Sea Scrolls
2
Sharing or passsing down stories by word of mouth is called
Sacred Tradition
Oral Tradition
Sacred Scripture
Divine Inspiration
3
What are the THREE original languages of the Bible?
Greek, Hebrew, Latin.
Aramaic, Greek, Hebrew
Hebrew, Greek, Persian.
Latin, English, Assyrian.
4
1. The first five books of the Old Testament are known as the Torah, or the___________.
Pentateuch
New Testament
Pentagram
Oral Traditions
5
He was the "father" of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths
Joshua
Abraham
Jeremiah
Jesus
6
What language was the New Testament originally written in?
Latin
Koine Greek
Aramaic
Arabic
7
The important Church Father who translated the Bible from the original languages into Latin is
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Augustine
Blessed John Henry Newman
St. Jerome
8
The word "Gospel" best translates to:
Blood of Christ
Good News
Sacrifice
None of these.
9
The New Testament was originally written in
Koine Greek
Latin
Roman
Aramaic
10
The “fathers of the faith,” male rulers, elders, or leaders are called what ___________.
Patriarchs
Septuagint
Prophets
Judges
11
This is a Greek word for "teaching"
didache
kerygma
catechesis
universal
12
This literary genre explains the causes of something
Fable
Allegory
Etiology
Exegesis
13
This type of criticism identifies the origin of biblical material
Redaction criticism
Anagogical criticism
Form criticism
Source criticism
14
How are the Pauline Letters organized?
Chronological: Newest to oldest.
Shortest by length to longest
Longest by length to shortest
Chronological: Oldest to Newest
15
One who proclaims in word and deed the Good News of Jesus Christ
Gentile
Prophet
Theist
Evangelist
16
Kings is what type of book in the Old Testament?
Pentateuch
Historical
Prophetic
Wisdom
17
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel wrote books in the Old Testament that are lengthy. These four are known as the ____
Patriarchs
Minor Prophets
Major Prophets
Unbelievers
18
The _____ of the biblical text is the meaning conveyed by the words and discovered by exegesis.
anagogical sense
literal sense
moral sense
allegorical sense
19
What is the considered the "heart" of Christian scripture?
The Gospels
Psalms
None of these are
The Old Testament
20
The "Septuagint" is a _________ Translation of the Hebrew Bible
Latin
Aramaic
Persian
Greek
21
One who proclaims in word and deed the Good News of Jesus Christ is known as a/an __________.
Patriarch
Evangelist
Didache
Prophets
22
What region is Nazareth located in?
Galilee
Sumeria
Jerusalem
Babylon
23
This is the official form of public worship of the Church
The Eucharist
Septuagint
Liturgy
Magisterium
24
Which of the following is not a book that is part of the Pentateuch?
Genesis
Leviticus
Daniel
Exodus
25
The word catholic means:
Second Gospel
Followers of Christ
Universal
"Heart of Scripture"
26
The Torah is
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
The Gospels and the Pauline Epistles
The Old Testament
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
27
For the Pauline Letters, (P) means what?
Pentateuch
The letter was written by a disciple of Paul
Pentecost
The letter was written by Paul himself
28
God ___________ the sacred writers of the Bible to write down the truths needed for salvation.
inspired
conspired with
dictated to
commanded
29
What was the final stage of formation for the Old Testament ?
None of these
Oral Tradition
Written form
Editing
30
The ______ of the Bible looks to the deeper meaning of various scriptural passages.
anatomical sense
alliterative sense
literal sense
spiritual sense
31
The Greek term for “second canon” that refers to books in the Old Testament that were not found in the Hebrew Scriptures
Apocryphal
Deuterocanonical
Torah
Koine
32
The Inspired word of God:
Parables
Sacred Scripture / Bible
Exegesis
Creed
33
This literally means "beginning"
Apocalypse
Gospel
Genesis
Deuterocanonical
34
One of the major reasons why the New Testament was ultimately committed to writing was
Because people needed things to read
So that people wouldnt have to remember
Because the end of the world wasnt coming as quickly as originally believed
Because Gutenberg invented the printing press
35
This is a word that means means
"hidden."
It refers to additional Old Testament books.
Apocrypha
Exegisis
Deuterocanonical
Septuagint