Chapter 2 - Introduction To Sacred Scripture Flashcards
How do you locate Bible references?
Book name
Chapter number
Verse number (s)
To discover what God wanted the biblical authors to reveal for the benefit of our Salvation
The purpose of interpreting the Bible
Pay attention to the message the authors want to get across to the reader
Pay attention to what God wanted to reveal through their
words
This is how we read the Bible
Under who’s influence did the human authors draw on their background, education, skill and talent as writers, vocabulary, and so forth to write what God intended for people to know?
Holy Spirit
List the errors in divine inspiration
Hypnotic trance
Mechanical dictation
Negative assistance
Subsequent approbation
Takes over the body of the individual person and forces them to do something
Ex. The biblical writer looses their reason or their own ability to write and are forced to write the text
Counter- ex. Every book of the Scripture would read the same way
Hypnotic trance
God communicates the language of Scripture to the author, giving him supernaturally those words which best suit the writer’s individuality
Mechanical dictation
God only corrects the author’s texts when it is in error
God lets the authors write whatever they want and then the Holy Spirit just reviews it
Negative assistance
The writings that weren’t Scripture later became Scripture
Inspiration is retroactively given
Becomes inspired after the Church says it’s conical
Subsequent approbation
The doctrine that states that the books of the Scripture are free from error regarding the truth God wishes to reveal through Scripture for the sake of our salvation
Inerrant Word of God
The _________ is the Word of God.
Bible
One of the four constitutions related to Vatican II
In this, the Magisterium asserts that Scripture is inerrant
Dei Verbum
A type of writing that has a particular form, style, or content
Literary genre
To discover the meaning of the different Biblical texts used by scholars
Exegesis
An interpretation of Scripture means that the words mean exactly what the author meant them to say
Literal