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1
The Gospel writer Luke also wrote the Acts of the Apostles
False
True
2
Which book covers the early life of the Church and its growth?
Luke
Acts of the Apostles
Paul's letters
Revelation
3
What is the purpose of Biblical Exegesis?
To see if stories are cohesive
To understand literal and symbolic meaning behind the text
To check if the stories are true
4
When deciding which texts to include in scripture, it was important to note if the content was apostolic
False
True
5
Particular historical circumstances affect the meaning of words
True
False
6
People originally learned the Gospel stories through written text that Jesus wrote and taught
False
True
7
Which letters were written by an early Christian convert to specific communities he converted to Christianity?
Catholic letters/epistles
Pauline letters/epistles
8
Complete this sentence: Always read the Old Testament...
Before bed and before breakfast
For literal meaning
For possible secondary meaning
In light of the New Testament
9
The term "Church" only refers to specific, local churches
True
False
10
Gentiles were:
A non-Jewish person, those outside the Old Covenant.
The first Christians
The Jewish leadership at the time
The audience of Luke's Gospel and the book of Acts
11
The four Gospels were all written to/for the same people
False
True
12
Christology allows us to:
Understand the analogy of faith
Understand biblical symbolism
Understand the nature and role of Jesus Christ
13
The books in the New Testament contain the same style of writing
True
False
14
There are different ___ in the Bible, like creeds, laws, political speeches, parables, poems, and more.
Gospels
Beliefs
Letters
Literary Styles/Genres
15
Contents in the New Testament Scriptures did not have to be consistent with the Old Testament
False
True
16
Studying the person, nature, and role of Jesus Christ
Christology
Theology
Divine Revelation
Physiology
17
Jesus told the apostles what to write in the Scriptures while he was on earth
False
True
18
Each author of the Gospels wrote the same exact story
True
False
19
A covenant is solemn agreement between human beings in which mutual commitments are made.
False
True
20
The "Magisterium" refers to
The Church hierarchy
The earliest Christian teachings
The Pope and Bishops
21
The 4 books written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, the principal source for the life and teaching of Jesus Christ
The Gospels
The Acts of the Apostles
Historical Narratives
The New Testament
22
The entire heritage of faith contained in Scripture & Tradition passed on from the Apostles is the Deposit of Faith
True
False
23
The Bible is a collection of Christian sacred writings containing only the Gospels and letters of the apostles
False
True
24
What is one way God reveals himself?
In astrology
Through our conscience
By speaking audibly to us
Through creation
25
The Gospels include every single detail of Jesus' life
False
True
26
The process of passing on the Gospel message, literally means "to hand on"
Scripture
Tradition
Covenant
Gospel
27
The coherence of individual doctrines with the whole of Revelation.
Biblical Exegesis
New Testament
Analogy of Faith
Divine Revelation
28
The term "Church" can refer to the hierarchy or leaders of the world-wide Church
False
True
29
A covenant is a solemn agreement between God and humans
False
True
30
God's complete revelation occurs in Christ, in the New Testament, completing salvation history
True
False
31
Before the New Testament was written, the stories of Jesus were shared how?
By Jewish leaders in the synogogue
Through oral tradition
Through the liturgy
32
The book of Revelation covers the history of the early Church and apostles
False
True
33
Words can be translated directly to have the same effect and meaning in each language and culture
True
False
34
God's revelation can be learned through our Tradition
False
True
35
Which letters are written to a general audience of believers?
Pauline Letters
Catholic Epistles
36
Divine revelation allows us to understand Christology
False
True
37
When deciding which texts to include in scripture, it was important to note if the content was used in liturgy & worship
False
True
38
The idea that the Holy Spirit assisted/inspired human beings to write the books that formed Scripture
Christology
Biblical Inspiration
Divine Revelation
Biblical Analogy
39
God reveals himself through actions, like miracles and events.
False
True
40
The New Testament is fulfillment of God's promises in the Old Testament
True
False
41
God’s self-communication through which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan.
Divine Revelation
Covenant
The Gospels
Parables
42
Divine Revelation only happens through words we hear in scripture
True
False
43
What does the term "apostolic" mean?
Coming from Scripture
Used in prayer and in the breaking of the bread
Revealing God and Christ
Coming from or taught by the apostles
44
Which doctrine teaches: books of Scripture are free from error regarding truth God reveals for the sake of our salvation
Biblical Inerrancy
Biblical Inspiration
Analogy of Faith
Tradition
