What does CANON mean?

Officially accepted books of the Bible

The World BEHIND the Text means we need context about

When it was written, who wrote it, and why

The Hebrew Scriptures were generally passed down through Oral Tradition, which means...

By word of mouth in a community setting

Which one of the following was NOT on our Classroom Agreement?

Always raise your hand to answer

What is the difference between the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures?

Hebrew: tells the story of the Israelites; Christian: tells story of Jesus

Why did different communities/authors write down the stories we have in the Bible?

They were important to the community and wanted to safeguard the message

How does a Contextualist read the Bible?

With the aid of other disciplines like science/history

Our interpretation of the truest meaning of the Bible

Biblical Inerrancy means...

God inspired the authors of the Bible, and His words are without error

Which is NOT a reason of "Why take Scripture?"

To see how we can make the message of the Bible benefit ourselve

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1
Which comes first in the Catholic Bible?
The Hebrew Scriptures
The Christian Scriptures
The New Testament
The Tanakh
2
What does CANON mean?
Unofficial books which write about Jesus
An official teaching of the Catholic Church
A weapon used by pirates on a ship
Officially accepted books of the Bible
3
The World BEHIND the Text means we need context about
How it applies to us today
Details of the actual text
When it was written, who wrote it, and why
4
The Hebrew Scriptures were generally passed down through Oral Tradition, which means...
individual to individual, like a game of telephone
The Hebrew Scriptrues were written down, not shared by word of mouth
By word of mouth in a community setting
Through visual aids like pictures, hieroglyphics, etc.
5
Which one of the following was NOT on our Classroom Agreement?
Show compassion to yourself, classmates, and teacher
Our safety is everyone's responsibility
Come to class with an open mind and prepared
Always raise your hand to answer
6
Which country did Mr. Block teach abroad?
China
Cambodia
Chile
Croatia
7
What is the difference between the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures?
Hebrew: tells the story of the Jesus; Christian: tells story of Israelites
Hebrew: tells the story of the Israelites; Christian: tells story of Moses
Hebrew: tells the story of the Israelites; Christian: tells story of Jesus
Hebrew: tells the story of the St. Paul; Christian: tells story of Jesus
8
Why did different communities/authors write down the stories we have in the Bible?
They were important to the community and wanted to safeguard the message
They wanted to give scribes in the community a job.
They wanted to keep with the times and Oral Tradition was outdated
They wanted to be famous for the being the first to ever find a religion
9
What comes first in a Bible Reference (what your given to find a passage)
Chapters
Name of Book
Verses
10
When was the Hebrew Scripture written?
1400 - 400 CE
1400 - 400 BCE
1900-2000 CE
300-400 CE
11
How does a Contextualist read the Bible?
In a literal fashion
With the idea that all interpretations are equally valid
Completely metaphorically
With the aid of other disciplines like science/history
12
How does a Fundamentalist read the Bible?
In a literal fashion
from back to front
Completely metaphorically
In a historical way
13
Exegesis means
The act of making scripture say what you want it to say
The Three Worlds Approach
Our interpretation of the truest meaning of the Bible
Our method of how we interpret the Bible
14
Eisegisis means
Our interpretation of the truest meaning of the Bible
The Three Worlds Approach
Our method of how we interpret the Bible
The act of making scripture say what you want it to say
15
Which one is NOT a standard of an offical Canon of the Bible
Apostolic Origin
Community Acceptance
Modern Acceptance
Consistency
16
The three worlds approach is our hermeneutics, which means our
esigesis
Bible name
Method of interpretation
exegesis
17
How have we mainly found original copies of the scripts from the Bible?
Archaeological digs
Copies being passed down in families
Ancient Libraries
We have never found original copies
18
Biblical Inerrancy means...
God possessed the authors of the Bible and wrote it.
God inspired the authors of the Bible, and His words are without error
The Bible has had zero mistranslations in it's 2000 year history
There's no need to interpret it because there are no errors.
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The World IN FRONT of the Text means we need context about
How it applies to us today
When it was written, who wrote it, and why
Details of the actual text
20
Which is NOT a reason of "Why take Scripture?"
To learn about cultural inerpretations of faith
To see how we can make the message of the Bible benefit ourselve
To critically think about morals and values
To better understand human nature
21
The World INSIDE of the Text means we need context about
How it applies to us today
When it was written, who wrote it, and why
Details of the actual text

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