FCL Flashcards

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means it comes from
God and is about God

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Divine

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2
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means to unveil

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revelation

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3
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Revelation came from the latin word ______ which means to _____

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revelare, lay bare

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4
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This is interpreted as ______ to us of who He is and His Plan to save us all in His love

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God’s personal loving communication

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5
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It is God’s reaching out to us in
______, so we get to know and love Him.

A

friendship

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In the dictionary, revelation is defined as:

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“the act or process of revealing or the state of being revealed.”

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Theologically speaking, revelation is

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“the act of
revealing or communicating divine truth, especially
by divine agency or supernatural means.

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8
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It is through the _____
that man can know God with
certainty, on the basis of his works.

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1) natural reason

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But there is another order of knowledge, which man cannot possibly arrive at by his own powers:

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2) order of Divine Revelation.

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10
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This is through an utterly free decision of God, this he does by revealing the mystery, his plan of loving goodness, formed from all eternity in Christ.

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His Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.

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11
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the fullness of
God’s revelation

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Jesus Christ

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a revelation received directly from God. (for now, very rare) (e.g. to Prophets and Apostles)

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Immediate

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it is a passing of the revelation. (for future) (e.g. to future generations, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit - Bible)

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Mediate

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14
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manifestation of God in
nature and creation. It is the revelation of God in his work.

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natural

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15
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a revelation above the natural. It takes place in history. God’s self and His will is revealed. Is made to particular individuals and groups through particular events that happen at special time and places. (e.g. miracles and scriptures)

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supernatural

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16
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a revelation to a group of people, or to the church, the people of God. E.g. (Stories in the Bible/Tradition)

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public

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it is given to individuals or
group of individuals for special reasons. The purpose is to enlighten the faithful on the way they should behave, in the circumstance in life and to be guided in their practical, social and spiritual activities. (e.g. visions)

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private

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18
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  1. Scripture is I____
    2.Scripture is U____
    3.Scripture E____
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Inspired, Useful, Equips

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19
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The ____ was written under
the inspiration of the Holy
Spirit.

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bible

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20
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The Bible was written by over
__ authors

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40

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20
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The Bible was written over a
period of about ___

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1,550 years

21
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The first _____ books
were probably written around
1450 b.c.

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Old Testament

22
Q

The last_____ book was probably
written before a.d. 100.

A

New Testament

23
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nearly all of the Old
Testament was written in

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There are handful of verses in ____
aramaic
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All of the New Testament was written in ____
greek
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The term _____ is interpreted as something “connected with God or a god or dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration.”
Sacred
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In a secular point of view, sacred means ____
“too valuable to interfere with”
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The term ____ is interpreted as “sacred writings of Christianity contained in the Bible.” Or it is the “sacred writings of a religion other than Christianity.”
Scripture
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The ____ are collections of writings in the Bible.
Sacred Scriptures
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The Bible comes from the __ word __, meaning __
Greek, Biblia, Books
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the bible is really a collection of ___
books
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the author of Sacred Scripture
God
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which are contained and presented in the text of Sacred Scripture, have been written down under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit
divinely revealed realities
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relying on the faith of the apostolic age, accepts as sacred and canonical books of the Old and New Testaments, whole and entire, with all their parts, on the grounds that, written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, they have God as their author, and have been handed on as such to the Church herself.
holy mother church
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relying on the faith of the apostolic age, accepts as ______ and ___ books of the Old and New Testaments, whole and entire, with all their parts, on the grounds that, written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, they have God as their author, and have been handed on as such to the Church herself.
sacred and canonical
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Though God is the author, He still needs a ____ as the channel of his message.
Human
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It is mentioned that “the task of giving an authentic interpretation of the Word of God has been entrusted to the _______ of the Church alone”
living teaching office
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According to the teaching of the Church especially the Catholic Church, there are ___ factors plays a significant part in interpreting Scripture.
four
39
The first factor states that “common sense tells us to find out what the inspired human author had in mind when interpreting a text.
the human author
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this involves some basic idea of the social, economic and religious conditions of the authors in their particular historical situations.
the human author
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The second factor states that “we have to look at its literal form (ex: historical narratives, prophetic oracles, poems or parables) which the author is using. T
the text itself
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The readers must consider the type of books or interpretation without separating it from the old and new testament writings as a whole.
Dynamic unity
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the desert is the type of the Eucharist.
manna
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the ___ foreshadows Baptism
flood
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The third factor states that “we are constantly asking Scripture new questions and problems, drawn from our own experience.”
the readers or hearers
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Thus, every Filipino Christians or Catholic wants to know what the Scripture means ‘to ____
me/us
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At the same time we recognize that the Bible brings its own culture of meanings and framework of attitudes that help form, reform and transform us, the readers into ____
the image of Christ
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the _______ must be in continuity and harmony of the tradition that has grown out of the text’s impact on Christian communities throughout the ages
authentic interpretation
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The fourth factor states that interpretation must which “first unites all the books of the Bible into a basic unity, second, links together the context of the scriptural text and its tradition with our present reading context today
the common horizon
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the new and eternal covenant God has established with us in His Incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
horizon