People
Vocabulary
Concepts
Historical Context
Literary Context
100

Compared Mary and Jesus to the holiness of scripture

Pope Benedict VXI

100

Divine Inspiration 

the gift of the Holy Spirit that that God gave to the human authors of the Bible which enabled them to write that which He wanted committed to writing for the sake of our salvation 

100

innerant 

without error 

100

What is historical context 

historical context helps provide background information on the culture, events, and people that occurred during a specific time 

100

Is the Bible meant to be interpreted literally at all times? 

NO 

200

one of the apostles 

Mathew 

200

Theopneustos 

"God breathed" 

200

how does the magesterium help us understanding Sacred Scripture 

Because of the infallibility of the magisterium and because it is guided by the power of the Holy Spirit, we can trust it guide us in interpreting the Bible 

200

what two things must we take into consideration when attempting to understand Sacred Scripture 

historical context and literary form 

200

How do literary forms help us understand scripture? 

Literary forms help convey the writer's point of view and help us understand how a particular Bible passage is meant to be interpreted and what the writer is trying to say.  

300

Was a tax collector and disliked by His people 

Mathew 

300

Rauch

"air, spirit, and wind" 

300

how many authors does Sacred Scripture have and who do they consist of? 

2; one human and one divine author 

300

What is an example of historical context 

footnotes 

400

He was known for quoting "As the Word of God became flesh by the power of the Holy Spirit in the womb of the Virgin Mary, so sacred scripture is born from the womb of the same spirit" 

Pope Benedict 

400

What two places in scripture is the Breath of God "Rauch" mentioned 

When Jesus breathes on the apostles and gives them the Holy Spirit and the creation of Adam 

400

can our understanding of scripture change? How might it change/ what can cause it to change? 

Our understanding of scripture can change. It evolves as our understanding of the world, God, and ourselves continues to grow. 

500

How did the Pharisees react when they saw Jesus eating with tax collectors and sinners? What was Jesus' response?


Why are you eating with tax collectors and sinners?


Those who are well do not need a physician, but the sick do. I have not come to call the righteous, but the sinners.  

500

fundamentalists 

an exclusive and overly literal reading of the words of scripture

500

How can we trust that the Bible is true if human auhtors wrote it? 

God inspired the Sacred Scripture and told the human authors what to write. God's word can not be influenced by human authors and God is truth.