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Magisterium
Inspired
Vulgate
Scriptoriums
Interpretation
100
The teaching office for popes and bishops.
What is the magisterium?
100
Influenced by the Holy Spirit.
What is Inspired?
100
Translated the bible from Hebrew and Greek to Latin.
What did St. Jerome translate?
100
The scriptorium.
Where bibles were copied?
100
Explained the scriptures.
What did bishops, etc. clarify?
200
They spread the word of God.
What do the popes and bishops do?
200
The human authors of the scriptures.
Who were influenced by the Holy Spirit.
200
A translation of the bible.
What is Vulgate?
200
Places where writing and art took place.
What is the scriptorium?
200
The Holy Spirit, teaching office, and human knowledge.
What was combined to explain the scriptures?
300
A place where only bishops and popes can go to clarify the word of God.
What is the magisterium?
300
The Holy Spirit wants us to know the truth that God wants us to know for salvation.
Why does the Holy Spirit want to make sure the scripture is taught according to God?
300
The common language was Latin/Vulgate.
What was the common language when St. Jerome translated the bible?
300
They made more copies so people could use it for prayer and worship.
Why did they make the copies of the bible?
300
The magisterium helps us understand?
What helps to interpratate scriptures?
400
The magisterium.
What is the living teaching office of the Catholic Church?
400
The authors of scripture were moved by God.
Why were the authors of the scripture influenced by the Holy Spirit?
400
Vulgate.
What is the Latin version of the bible?
400
Nuns and priest wanted it to be more pretty.
Why did they put art in the bible?
400
We are able to understand Gods word better.
How does the interpretation help us?