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Hermeneutics: Interpretive Journey and Historical Context Test 2024Study Guide
Hermeneutics: Interpretive Journey and Historical Context Test 2024Study Guide
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1
In essence the theological principle is the same as the theological message or the main theological point of the passage
False
True
2
Write out the theological principle (or principles) in one or two sentences. Use __________ verbs
Present-tense
Past-tense
Future-tense
All of these
3
Which context relates to just about anything outside the text that will help you understand the text itself
Situational
Historical
None of These
Literary
4
What should one writer’s background and ministry is what
Their Political Situation
All of These
Relationship between author and audience
Their Economic Situation
5
Step Four Answers What Question
How does our theological principle fit with the rest of the Bible?
How should individual Christians today live out the theological principles?
What did the text mean to the biblical audience?
What are the differences between the biblical audience and us?
6
In Step Four you reflect back and forth between the text and the teachings of the rest of Scripture
False
True
7
In Step Three one is Looking for_____________
None of These
back and forth between the text and the teachings of the rest of scripture
theological teachings
the theological principle or principles
8
Historical context involves the author and audience plus any historical elements touched on by your passage
False
True
9
It is obviously important to know just how____ the river is before one starts trying to____a principlizing bridge across
Important and Building
width and water
wide and construct
fit and correlate
10
Bible Studying is the study of the Character and Revelations of a supernatural being whom we call Creator and God.
True
False
11
Which is NOT one of the four things to expect different from studying the Bible and Reading it?
Pause and look for God’s meaning.
Ask questions and look for connections.
Expect Bible study to be hard work.
None of the Above
12
Which one is Not a reason why one should build the habit of Bible Journaling
A great way to keep records of your points, your thoughts and your feelings
It creates a habit to hand write whatever verse or verses you choose
None of the Above
Bible journaling can help you assimilate the word in ways for you
13
The process of interpreting and grasping the Bible is similar to
None of these
Fighting a river's current
embarking on a journey
crossing a bridge
14
One needs to pay attention to political issues that may surface in your passage.
True
False
15
Reading the Bible is important it is packed with meaning that could be overlooked if you’re zooming through verses
False
True
16
Which step is the Most Challenging of all?
Step One
Step Five
Step Three
Step Four
17
Between the Old Testament biblical audience and Christian readers today lies a change in Covenant
False
True
18
Step Three Answer What Question
How does our theological principle fit with the rest of the Bible?
What did the text mean to the biblical audience?
What are the differences between the biblical audience and us?
What is the theological principle in this text?
19
One of the most productive areas of background study relates to social customs.
True
False
20
The differences between the biblical audience and us makes something like a ____________
A Bridge
A road
All of These
Barrier
21
The anchoring step is important here. It's hard to get your brain to establish a new habit without an anchor.
True
False
22
Context takes two major forms which are______ and _______
spoken and written
circumstantial and situational
none of these
literary context and historical-cultural context
23
Which is NOT a question that a historic context tells the stories?
What
When
How
Why
24
People read the Bible because it is
All of These
a fascinating book
because it is an important book
They believe that in the Bible
25
When you read the Old Testament prophets, you need to know something __________of the biblical audience in order to make
general circumstances
Scripture
All of these
Race
26
If our interpretation would not have made sense back then, we are probably on the
Wrong Track
Heading in the right Direction
Going Backwards
None of These
27
Sometimes knowing more about the geography or topography assumed by the text can help you grasp its meaning.
False
True
28
What is Not one of the things that one that separates us from the Biblical audience?
culture and customs
scripture
situations
languages
29
Which is Not one of the Historical-Cultural Elements commonly found in Scripture
None of These
Geographical
Intellectual
Economic
30
If your principle is valid, it ought to _______ or ________ with the rest of the Bible.
reflect or correspond
reflect or coincide
fit or correlate
comprehend or fit
31
Perhaps the most important thing to know about biblical writers is why they are writing.
False
True
32
Once we understand the meaning of the text in its context, we can apply it to our lives
False
True
33
Step One Answers What Question
What is the theological principle in this text?
What are the differences between the biblical audience and us?
How does our theological principle fit with the rest of the Bible?
What did the text mean to the biblical audience?
34
Whether in the OT or the NT one must try to identify any unique aspects of the situation of passage they are studying
True
False
35
Step Five Answers what Question
What did the text mean to the biblical audience?
How should individual Christians today live out the theological principles?
What is the theological principle in this text?
How does our theological principle fit with the rest of the Bible?
36
One should start their Bible studying journey by starting a 90 day Bible challenge where they read the Bible in 90 days
True
False
37
Step Two Answers What Question
What are the differences between the biblical audience and us?
What did the text mean to the biblical audience?
How should individual Christians today live out the theological principles?
What is the theological principle in this text?
38
One cannot leave the meaning of the text stranded in an abstract theological principle.
True
False
39
The Last Part of Step One is to synthesize the meaning of a passage for the biblical audience into one or two sentences
False
True
40
The Width of the River of Difference Never varies
True
False
41
The Basic Interpretive Journey Involves Five Steps Which of the following is one of them?
All of These
Grasping the Text in Their Town
Measuring the Width of the River to Cross
Crossing the Principlizing Bridge
42
Bible Mapping is putting verse together to understand its theological meaning and coincide with the rest of Bible
False
True
43
What Should you Not Scrutinize in Step One
All Significant Words
Grammar
The Theological Principle
Historical and Literary Contexts
44
Discovering the historical context also involves knowing something about the biblical audience and their circumstances
True
False
45
If the passage is from the OT one should be sure to identify significant differences that come as a result of Jesus
True
False
