ff 4th qtr - part 2 Flashcards
The —- is an account of life,
preserved in memory, turned into a text.
Bible
“It may be printed”
A religious superior approved the publication of the religious text.
Imprimi Potest
“Nothing Hinders
Given by a Censor Librorum, it is an attestation a book contains nothing damaging to faith or morals.
Nihil Obstat
“Let it be printed”
Given by the author’s diocesar bishop or the bishop of the place in which the books is published.
Imprimatur
People discovered that —– was a good source of paper.
papyrus
Eventually, they began to roll the paper to better preserve it and it was called the —– (scroll)
Biblion
Later on, people discovered that sheets of papyrus can be put on top of each other, folded in the middle, and bound, resulting in an
easy-to-use book called a —-.
codex
St. Jerome was appointed to
translate the Bible in Latin since there were multiple versions of the Bible, and they needed a definitive version to be recognized by the church. This was called “—.”
vulgate
bibliotheca divina means?
divine library
First five books in the Bible
are called “—-.”
pentateuch
Most important books in the
old testament because they were written by Moses (believed to be the ‘greatest prophet’).
pentateuch
HISTORICAL NARRATIVES
➢ Tells stories of how they
became a community
old testament
HISTORICAL NARRATIVES
acts of the apostle after the resurrection of Jesus and how they formed Christian communities.
New testament
WISDOM AND POETRY
: Compilation
of songs, poems, proverbs
dedicated to God.
old testament
Written by prophets who are also known as the spokespersons of God to the community.
PROPHECY
WISDOM AND POETRY
Letters of the apostles and St. Paul
New testament:
The only prophetic book in the new testament is the ——-.
Revelations
—– ordered its production and various translations emerged from non-Hebrew and non-Greek speaking communities
Emperor Constantine
—– authorized only one definitive translation of the scriptures - Latin
Pope St. Damasus I
—– divided the books of the Bible into chapters
Archbishop Stephen Langton of Canterbury
French printer —– divided the chapters of the Bible into verses.
Robert Estienne (Stephanus)
MORSE TYPE
○ The authors were
possessed or in a trance when they wrote the sacred texts.
○ They had no consciousness during the writing process.
false false
○ The authors were not
possessed or in a trance when they wrote the sacred texts.
○ They had consciousness during the writing process.
t or f
The authors did not hear “voices” telling them exactly what to write. They had to go through all the processes involved in writing.
true
○ God’s role was limited to pointing out or prevention or
error.
○ God is not an editor.
MORSE
FALSE TRUE
○ God’s role was not limited to pointing out or prevention or error.
God was involved in the
entire process of writing
T OR F
TRUE
T OR F
Even the very words used by the authors were inspired by God
TRUE
Is the special influence of the —— upon the human authors so that they may write what God wanted them to write:
HOLY SPIRIT
: The Holy Spirit is the principal cause of the Bible and the human person is the instrumental cause.
Principle of Causality (Thomas Aquinas)
“The Bible must be acknowledged as teaching solidly, faithfully, and without error the truth, which God wanted to put into writing.”
Dei Verbum (Pope Paul VI):
THE BIBLE IS 100% WORD OF GOD 1000% WORD OF MAN
T OR F
T
