The Bible was written across approx. this many years/
What is 1200?
The Septuagint is a ______ translation of the Old Testament.
What is Greek?
What is counter? (Also scribe)
Literature is written works with lasting artistic ____.
What is merit?
The scholarly discipline that compares manuscripts to establish the Bible's wording is called:
What is Textual Criticism?
Who first translated the Bible into English from Latin?
Who is John Wycliffe?
This council in AD 90 confirmed the books of the Old Testament.
What is the Council of Jamnia?
Scribes had to memorize this many rules before copying scripture?
What is 4,000?
Narrative literature tells a _____/
What is story?
Inerrancy means scripture does not affirm anything ____.
What is false?
This Latin Bible translation was completed around AD 405?
What is Latin Vulgate?
In AD 367, this church leader listed the 27 books of the New Testament.
Who is Athanasius?
If a manuscript had more than this number of mistakes, it was destroyed.
What is three?
Parables are stories with a larger _____.
What is meaning?
Infallibility refers to the Bible's...
What is incapacity to be wrong in what it teaches?
This invention in 1450 made the Bible widely available?
What is the Gutenberg printing press?
Who is William Tyndale?
These scrolls, found in 1947, confirmed the accuracy of the Old Testament.
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
This genre includes visions, dreams, and symbols.
What is apocalyptic?
Despite a large timeframe, geographic footprint, and amount of authors, the Bible tells this unified story.
What is God's plan for redemption through Jesus?
This English translation was completed in 1611.
What is the King James Version?
We have over this many Greek New Testament Manuscripts.
What is 5300?
Before writing God's name, a scribe performed this ritual. (2 parts)
What is ceremonial washing and using a separate quill?
This genre includes wise says (not necessarily promises).
What are proverbs?
The Dead Sea Scrolls included every OT book except.
What is Esther?