Bible Flashcards

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What is the bible in greek

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biblos

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2
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what is the bible

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collection of texts/scriptures

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3
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Difference between protestant an catholic bible

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P - 66
C - 73
difference - apocrypha

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4
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difference between old and New Testament

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OT - Judaism and Christianity, Hebrew

NT - Christianity, Greek

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Timothy

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2 Timothy 3:16

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching

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6
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What are the two functions of the bible

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God’s revelation to humans

Moral and Spiritual truth

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what are the Moral and Spiritual truths of the bible

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creeds and beliefs christians follow
God’s commandments behaving socially and morally
history of Judaism and Christianity

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what are the parts of the Old Testament

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announces arrival of messiah (saves mankind from sin)

  • the law
  • history
  • the prophets
  • the poetical
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the law

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first 5

genesis, exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, numbers

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10
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History

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12
History of Israel
before 800y

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11
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the prophets

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7

e.g. Isaiah

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12
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The poetical

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5

e.g. psalm, Job

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13
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What are the parts of the New Testament

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The gospels
The act of the apostles
the epistles
revelation

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the gospels

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good news
Matthew, mark, Luke, John
the story of Jesus
synoptic gospels

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15
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the act of the apostles

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acts, foundation of the church

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16
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the epistles

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letters

Paul, romans, 1 corinthians

17
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revelation

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1

apocalypse

18
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what is the canon + weakness

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refers to list of authoritative scriptures
discussed at various Ecumenical counsels, substantially but not entirely believed by all Christians
Athanasius - ultimately created first list of canonical books
long process
- books were chosen to reflect the beliefs of the early church

19
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what are the sources of the bible

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source of authority
divine inspiration
source of NML
Scripture and tradition

20
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what questions does John raise

the bible as a source of authority

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John 1:18, ‘no one has ever seen god’
the source of John’s revelation
What it is that allows Christians to know and speak about God
how God’s revelation has been created

21
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the bible as a source of authority (4)

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believed to be inspired by god, thus sacred
provide understanding of God and his commands
‘word of God’ (divine inspiration)
2 Timothy 3:16 - All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching

22
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The bible as a source of NML (4)

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God had intentions for human beings to live a certain way
e.g. 10 commandments and Leviticus’ laws
divine command theory - basis of making moral decisions is to act in accordance with God’s Law
W: OT and NT sometimes contradict

23
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The bible as a source of divine inspiration (3)

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the belief that the writers of the bible were inspired by God
Does not have to be a literal interpretation
Parts of both OT and NT contain sections that appear to record both history and science - genesis

24
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The bible as Scripture and tradition (3)

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some denominations believe that tradition is essential to revelation e.g. CC
believe church has the role of clarifying the true meaning
Done through the Ecumenical councils, and for catholics the teaching of the magisterium

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what is the catholic belief for scripture and tradition

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Popes and bishops can interpret scripture correctly, so must go through them
Magisterium - teaching office at CC, made up of popes and bishops

26
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what are protestant reformers associated with and what is it (The bible as Scripture and tradition)

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sola scriptura - ‘by scripture alone’
denies pope and bishops have authority to interpret the bible
a developed understanding of the bible is derived from careful individual study