Unit 1 - Intro to NT

What is the ultimate event in salvation history?

We are in year 2021, which cycle do we follow for the weekday Mass readings?

How did God communicate to us most fully?

The Church came before the New Testament.

Which of the following is the first of the four parts of the Mass?

Why do we revere and venerate Sacred Scripture?

Decree outlining that Catholic doctrine can vary; some material is less foundational than other material

What word means "bringing up to date" and was used to describe the work of Vatican Council II?

What stage comes after the oral tradition stage in the formation of the New Testament?

Which word describes how the Son of God has always existed as the Word of God, but without human nature?

There is no difference between the Bible and the Lectionary.

Regular contact with the Gospels is essential, not optional, for a Christian life.

In Lectionary, the First Reading and Gospel readings on Sundays relate by theme, teaching or events.

All doctrine is dogma but not all dogma is doctrine.

Teachings issued by a Pope to address an important topic or problem the world is facing.

The liturgical years begins with the Triduum.

Threefold foundation of scriptural interpretation: Scripture, Tradition and ______?

The Old Testament and the New Testament together form one book, the Word of God

Both Scripture and Tradition bear witness to the preexistent Word of God who became incarnate for our sake.

We are hearing readings from the Gospel of Luke at Sunday Mass, what cycle year are we in?

respect or devotion given

The liturgical year begins with

Which document on Scripture states that the New is "hidden in the Old" and the Old is "made manifest in the New"?

Why are the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called synoptic?

To whom is Sacred Scripture entrusted?

Which part of the Mass is considered the "heart and summit of the Church's life" (CCC, 1407)?

How many periods are there in salvation history?

Jesus showed his disciples that salvation comes through faith and a change of heart.

Which of the following is not one of the four criteria for a book to be accepted into the NT canon?

Which spelling refers to the building or place of worship?

There have not been any formal statements issued ex cathedra.

What VCII document made revisions to the Liturgy of the Mass?

What event illustrates the intimate connection between Scripture and the Eucharist?

What is the gift of the Holy Spirit that helped human beings to write biblical books?

Because the Gospels were written by separate Evangelists, they do not agree on the essential truths of Christ.

The New Testament is intimately connected with the Old Testment.

Stained glass windows shared stories of salvation history that could be read by the populace.

The liturgical year ends with the Feast of Christ the King.