ff 4th qtr - part 4 Flashcards

1
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The —— are known as the Word of God.

A

Sacred Scriptures

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2
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● Consists of patterns and parallelism. We can acquire a more profound understanding of events by recognizing their significance in Christ.

A

ALLEGORICAL SENSE

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2
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● Drawing meaning from the text.

● God invites us to read between the lines in the texts of the Bible.

A

EXEGESIS

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3
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● It is the meaning the human author of the text directly intended to convey to his audience.
● What you see is what you get.
● Another name for the literal sense is
the ‘obvious sense.’

A

LITERAL SENSE

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4
Q

—– means happiness or laughter, or miracle child.

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Isaac

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5
Q

● The events reported in Scripture ought to lead us to act justly. As St. Paul says they were written “for our instruction.”

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MORAL SENSE

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  • Our humility to accept our shortcomings and mistakes and the will to change our wrongdoings makes us righteous before the eyes of God.
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Moral Instruction

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7
Q

Popularly defined as liberation from
sin and its consequences.

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SALVATION

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8
Q

● Concerned with the interpretation of the relationship of the Sacred Scriptures to the eternal glory that awaits us— the goal of our journey in life towards the Kingdom of God.

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ANAGOGICAL SENSE

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9
Q

● - from the soil

A

Adamous

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10
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● - mother of all living

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Eve

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11
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● Shows that our sins also affects nature as a whole

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NOAH’S ARC

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12
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● Shows that other nations can hurt other nations
● People built a tower so high in order to reach God themselves.

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THE TOWER OF BABEL

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13
Q

● First record of murder in the Bible
● Sin doesn’t choose who it hurts
(friends, family, etc.)

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CAIN AND ABEL

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14
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  • an offer of friendship and mutual commitment.
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Covenant

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15
Q

A contract freely entered into by two parties which is binding, and each is expected to be faithful and assume responsibilities and enjoy privileges.

A

COVENANT

16
Q
  • Way of performing a blood ritual to make alliances. The reason why God asked the Hebrews to perform circumcision is so that they will receive the blessing of Abraham
A

Circumcision

17
Q

– means “the only person who fought with God and survived.”

A

Israel

17
Q

T OR F

Jacob was blessed with 14 children that later became the tribe leaders of the kingdom of Israel.

A

Jacob was blessed with 12 children that later became the tribe leaders of the kingdom of Israel.
FALSE

18
Q

The word — literally means “heel clinger”

A

Jacob

19
Q

In order to show that God is the God of the universe, He brought —–.
● Signs and wonders of God’s power over Pharaoh and the Egyptians

A

plagues

20
Q

The—– became
their code of conduct to live their
lives morally as God’s chosen people

A

Ten Commandments

21
Q

shows that God is their King. There are leaders who help in delivering the citizens’ requests to God.

A

Theocracy

22
Q

–Leaders appointed by God to lead the Israelites to defeat their enemies. Military leaders commissioned by God to act as deliverers, and so guarantee the survival of Israel in times of invasion
or natural crisis.

A

Judges

23
Q

served as The central and most important symbol of their faith.

A

Ark of the Covenant

24
Q

Judges aren’t permanent leaders.

T OR F

A

TRUE

25
Q

● She was from the Tribe of Ephraim.
● The only female judge who defeated
the Canaanites.

A

DEBORAH

26
Q

● He was from the tribe of Manasseh.

Only had an army of 300 crazy soldiers vs thousands of Midianites

A

GIDEON

27
Q

defeated his enemies with only trumpets, jars, and torches.

A

gideon

28
Q

was a Nazarite, someone who was consecrated to the service of God under the vows to abstain from alcohol and was not allowed to cut his hair.

A

Samson

29
Q

known for his extraordinary strength because of his uncut hair.

A

Samson