Bible Quiz 10/1/24 Flashcards

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What is the first step of the Interpretive Journey

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Grasping the Text: What did the text mean to the Biblical audience or the original readers? What does the dialogue mean for the biblical characters?

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What is the second step of the Interpretive Journey

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Measuring the width of the River to Cross: What are the differences between the original readers and us as modern readers? How are we different from the Biblical characters?

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What is the third step of the Interpretive Journey

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Crossing the Principlizing Bridge: What is the theological principle in this text? What ideas go beyond the original time of the audience?

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What is the fourth step of the Interpretive Journey

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Consult the Biblical Map: How does this principle make sense with the rest of the Bible? The Bible does not contradict itself if we are reading it as the original authors intended.

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What is the fifth step of the Interpretive Journey

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Grasping the Text Again: How do modern readers live as a result of the text? How do readers live out the theological principles?

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What three genres are in the Bible

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Narrative, Poetry, and Discourse (Speeches)

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What genre takes up 44% of the Bible

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Narrative

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What genre takes up 33% of the Bible

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Poetry

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What genre takes up 23% of the Bible

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Discourse (Speeches)

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10
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What is the library arrangement of the Bible

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The arrangement found in modern Bibles

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What is the TaNaK arrangement of the Bible

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Torah, Nevi’im, and Ketuvim

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What does Torah mean

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Pentateuch (Law)

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What does Nevi’im mean

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Prophets

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What does Ketuvim mean

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Writings

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What are the themes of Genesis

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  • Land
  • Seed/Offspring
  • Blessing
  • Kingship
  • Relationship
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What are the themes of the Pentateuch

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  • Relationship
  • Rebellion
  • Reconciliation
  • Restoration
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What are the six Biblical covenants and where are the first three found

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  • Adamic Covenant (2)
  • Noahic Covenant (8-9)
  • Abrahamic Covenant (12)
  • Mosaic Covenant
  • Davidic Covenant
  • New Covenant
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What are the story of Joseph key points

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  1. The Promised child will look like Joseph
  2. The Promised child will be from Judah’s family
  3. Joseph is a type of Christ– someone who is a picture of Jesus