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Script. Exam Review 1
Script. Exam Review 1
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Exam 2016
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1
Which step in the biblical formation were when books were chosen as sacred and others were not.
Editing and Compilation
Sacralization
Canonization
Written Tradition
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What is the term for the 1st 5 books of the Old Testament?
Prophets
Torah/Pentateuch
Mosaic Law
Gospels
3
"God making God's self known to humans out of love" is known by which term?
Inerrancy
Canon
Divine Revelation
Divine Inspiration
4
God working through humans, who used their own talents, to write God's truth.
Divine Revelation
Canon
Divine Relevance
Divine Inspiration
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How many books are there in the OT?
46
5
120
28
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What is the Catholic understanding of biblical inerrancy?
None of these
Bible is without error in matters necessary for salvation
Everything in the bible is without error
There are no errors in the bible
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Who wrote the bible?
God and humans together
God Alone
Humans alone
Holy Spirit alone
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What language is the OT written in?
Syriac
Greek
Latin
Hebrew
9
Which term refers to the 'official' books considered sacred by a religious community?
Testament
Shruti
Canon
Parousia
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Sometimes, there are errors in the bible. Why?
There are no errors. It is perfect.
All of the above.
Even God is imperfect
God had to work through human writers, who are imperfect.
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What type of genre or text is the bible?
Fiction
History
Religious/Theological
Myth
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After an event or experience occurred, which is the next step in the biblical formation process
Written Tradition
Oral Tradition
Canonization
Editing and Codification
13
How many creation stories are there in the bible?
3
4
2
1
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How was the bible formed?
The Angle Gabriel told the writers what to write.
Through a long, historical process.
We do not know. It was just discovered.
God wrote it and dropped it from the sky to us.
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Which of the following features of a book make it more likely to become part of the canon?
Historicity
Use of High Greek
Apostolic Origin
Partial Use
