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This is a letter found in the New Testament about God's Revelation in Jesus.
What is an epistle?
These are the people who began the development of the Bible.
Who are the Israelites?
The people of Israel or the Israelites were also called this.
What are the Hebrews?
These, along with the Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles, and the book of Revelation, make up the New Testament.
What are the epistles?
This is the place where Hebrews studied the Sacred Scripture.
What is a synagogue?
This is God's word, written by human authors.
What is scripture?
(or, Sacred Scripture)
The New Testament developed from religious experience to word of mouth to this.
What is inspired writing?
This is what Scripture needs to help shed light on its meaning.
This is the special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave to the human authors of the Bible.
What is divine inspiration?
This is who hands on the truth that has been received through God's Revelation.
Who is the entire Church?
This is the number of books in the Bible.
What is 73?
When gathered together as this, the Church grows in knowledge and truth.
What is a community?
This is all the truth contained in Scripture and Tradition that Christ left to the Church.
What is the deposit of faith?
This is a collection of 73 books written over the span of almost 2000 years.
What is the Bible?
As a community, the Church grows in knowledge of the truth through these practices.
What are gathering for worship, hearing God's word and praying together?
This is who inspired the writings of the Bible.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
This is Jesus' rising from death to new life.
What is the Resurrection?
This is approximately how long it took to write the Bible.
What is 2000 years?
The Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, and the Book of Revelations make up this.
What is the New Testament?
This is the written account of God's Revelation and his relationship with his people.
What is Scripture?
This is the living teaching of the office of the Church.
What is the Magisterium?
The is the Revelation of the good news of Jesus as lived out in the Church, past and present.
What is Tradition?
These are the accounts of God's Revelation in Jesus.
What are the Gospels?
This teaches us how to apply the message of Scripture and Tradition in our lives today.
What is the magisterium?
As a community the Church grows in knowledge of truth through these things.
What are gathering for worship, hearing God's word, and praying together?