Old Testament
Bible Structure
New Testament
Bible Structure
Definitions
Interpretation
Canonization
Transmission
100

Name the Books of the Pentateuch 

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

100

Name the gospels

Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

100

God's act of communicating things that were not known before, and things that He could in no way discover without the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit.

Revelation

100

Explanation of the meaning  of that which is communicated in the Scriptures. 

Interpretation

100

Define canon?

A measuring rod or a ruler

100

Name 3 stages of writing development.

Pictograms, Ideograms, Phonograms

200

Name the historical books

Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther

200

Name the historical book

Acts

200

A legal document created by a person about his or her wishes including instructions and management of possessions; the Bible consists of two of these. 

Testament

200

Name context areas? 

Language, Time, Place, Situation, Viewing the Bible as a whole. 

200

The Old Testament canon was closed by whom?

Ezra (400 BC)

200

Name one of the original language of the Bible

1. Aramaic
2. Hebrew
3. Greek

300

Name the poetic books 

Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon

300

Name the Pauline Epistles

Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews

300

Action of blowing inward; breath of God in biblical writers

Inspiration

300

Representation in which things have a symbolic meaning. 

Allegory 

300

Name 2 steps to form a canon.

1. Existing books
2. Several books of a similar character
3. A common religion
4. A nation or people united by their religious and political institutions
5. A national sacred literature
6. A national system of faith and conduct
7. A common language
8. The art and practice of writing

300

Name 2 materials used for writing.

Clay tablets, stone, lead, bronze, gold, silver, jewelry, ivory in form of tablets, wood, bones, wax, linen

400

Name the Major Prophets

Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel

400

Name the General Epistles

James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1,2,3 John, Jude

400

Discovery and deep understanding or knowledge amplified by the Holy Spirit when we are studying or preaching.  

Illumination

400

Meaning according to the letter of the text; exact and proper meaning. 

Literal 

400

Name one reason for an authorized canon of the New Testament.

  1. The Christian's desire is to have a volume of the life and ministry of Jesus.

  2. Expose books that existed teaching false doctrines. 

  3. Translation of his books into other languages. 

400

What is a manuscript? 

A handwritten copy

500

Name the Minor Prophets

Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

500

Name the prophetic book

Revelations

500

The person who gives God's message; proclaiming God's will.

Prophet

500

Name two of the 7 rules of interpretation. 

1. Accept the literal meaning of words
2. Compare one passage with another
3. Remember the purpose of the scriptures
4. Always examine the context of a passage
5. Accept the Bible as a revelation of Jesus Christ
6. Do not always expect to understand everything
7. Seek the illumination of the Holy Spirit at every step.

500

Name one test necessary to declare a book canonical. 

  1. Written by an apostle or with his authority. 

  2. If it was read in the churches and accepted as inspired. 

  3. If he had help and edification for the spiritual needs of man. 

  4. If the whole church had the testimony of the Holy Spirit that was authoritative.

500

What should be checked when finding a manuscript?

1. Genuine
2. Authentic

600

How many books does the Old Testament?

39

600

How many books are there in the New Testament?

27

600

Class of inspiration that teaches all parts of the Bible are equally inspired; full or complete. 

Plenary

600

How does the Bible bear witness to itself? 

1. Through prophets
2. Through his Son in the gospels
3. The writers after the day of Pentecost
4. Manifestations in human form called enlightenments (shadows)

600

Define apocryphal

Hidden or Hard to Understand

600

Name 2 responsibilities of the scribe.

  1. Using the Talmud as a reference for rules

  2. The parchment had to be made from the skins of clean animals.

  3. Prepared only by Jews

  4. The leaves are joined by cords made from the skin of clean animals. 

  5. Each column could have no less than 48 and no more than 60 rows. 

  6. Ensure that the words are aligned. 

  7. Black ink (special recipe) 

  8. They couldn't write any words from memory

  9. It had to be an authentic copy

  10. Say each word out loud before writing it. 

  11. Clean the pen with great reverence before writing the name of God.

  12. He had to bathe his whole body before writing Jehovah.

  13. Observe strict rules about letter shapes, spaces between letters, words and paragraphs.

  14. Be careful when holding the pen

  15. Specific parchment color

  16. Every word and letter was counted

  17. A careful review of each roll no more than 30 days after it is written. 

  18. An error found condemned the sheet

  19. If there were three errors on a sheet, the entire scroll was discarded.