The Holy Bible
Literalism vs Contextualism
Truths in the Bible
Mass
Locating Scriptures
100

The 2 parts of the bible

Old Testament and New Testament 

100

Does not account for the changes in the meanings of words over time.

Literalism

100

There are this many types of truths in the bible

6

100

There are this many Eucharist themes

5

100

Book title of Genesis 1:31

Genesis

200

What does the Old Testament discuss? 

History of Hebrews, Life BEFORE Christ

200

This approach takes the Bible on its own terms instead of our terms.

Contextualism

200

The deeper meaning that God intends to reveal to people through historical events

Religious Truth

200

First part of Mass

Introductory rites

200

Chapter number of Genesis 1:31

1

300

What does the new testament discuss?

all the stories of JESUS: his birth, life and death

300

Does not account for stories

Literalism 

300

A lesson is being taught of what is right and what is wrong

Moral Truth

300

This helps us improve our understanding Biblical Readings

Listening

300

Verse Number of Genesis 1:31

31

400

What are books of Law in the bible?

Leviticus, Deuteronomy, Exodus, Numbers

400

When we use this approach, we study the politics, culture and circumstances present at the time that part of the Bible was written or refers to.

Contextualism

400

A teaching in which we must read between the lines in order to understand the truth being presented.

Symbolic Truth

400

The part of Mass when we receive the Host

Liturgy of the Eucharist

400

There are this many books in the bible

73

500

“The Good News” of Jesus told in four different perspectives (Name of these Books.... MMLJ)

Gospels

500

A short saying, used to embody a general truth.

Proverbial Truth

500
The part of Mass when a recessional hymn is sung

Concluding Rites

500

Each chapter in the Bible is divided into these

verses