Vocabulary
The most important symbol of the Jewish. Held the Ten Commandments.
What is the Ark of the Covenant?
This term means without error.
What is inerrant?
The main difference between Catholic and Protestant Bibles.
What is the amount of books included?
A statement of religious beliefs.
What is Creed?
Who are authors?
Also take disciples/apostles
The book of the Bible were God is not mentioned once.
What is Esther.
A theologian of the first eight centuries of Christianity whose teachings made a lasting mark on the Church.
Who is Church Father?
This book is considered the inerrant Word of God.
What is the Bible?
The official list of inspired books of the Bible.
What is canon?
The record of one's lineage.
What is genealogy?
There responsibility it to identify the truths of the Faith revealed in Sacred Scripture and explain how they relate to academic scientific and historical research.
What is the Magisterium?
What is honey.
Old Testament manuscripts discovered in 1947 in a cave near the Dead Sea along with other writings.
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
The biblical authors address these that transcend time.
What are emotions?
The Church discerned the inspired books for the Bible through this.
What is Sacred Tradition?
Will accept Tradition?
A protracted story in which elements of a story stand for moral qualities or spiritual realities.
What is allegory?
The literal sense helps you understand this about the biblical authors.
What is what they intended?
The amount of daughters Philip had.
What is 4?
The process used by scholars to discover the literal meaning of the biblical text.
What is exegesis?
God inspired human authors to write those truths that are necessary for our _______________.
What is Salvation?
The section Protestants place the seven Greek books.
What is the Apocrypha?
Goal of this is to find out where biblical material came from.
What is Source Criticism?
The integral part of every Mass and all sacraments.
What is Sacred Scripture?
He tried to walk on water with Jesus.
Who is Peter?
St. Jerome's fourth-century translation of the Bible from Greek into the common language of the people of his day, Latin.
What is the Vulgate?
The guide of the biblical authors.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
What are: Tobit, Judith, 1 & 2 Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach, & Baruch?
Identifies literary genres and seeks to determine how each biblical book took shape in the period of oral tradition before the authors put it in writing.
What is Form Criticism?
The Bible's spiritual senses depend on this.
What is the literal sense?
When Solomon was born God named him this.
Who is Jedidiah?