Hebrew Scriptures Unit 1 Test Flashcards

1
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What Is Natural Revelation?

A

the process by which God reveals himself through to human reason created through the world.

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2
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What is Divine Inspiration?

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divine assistance the holy spirit gave the writers of the bible so they could communicate through human words Gods message of salvation

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3
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What are the 3 W’s?

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Who were they writing to? Who wrote it? What was happening at the time? we have to take in the conditions of their time and their culture

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4
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What role does the Tradition of the Church play?

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Gives us the living word of God through the tradition of the church

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5
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Where does tradition come from?

A

The Apostles

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6
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What does the word Inerrant mean?

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Scripture teaches us without any error and is written without error

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7
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What is Infallible?

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Church cannot teach in error

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8
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Where does the word Bible come from?

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Latin term meaning books

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9
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How many books does the old testamate have?

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46

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10
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How many books does the New Testamate have?

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27

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11
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How many books are in the bible?

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73

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12
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What are the 4 different types of books?

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Law, History, Wisdom, Prophecy

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13
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What are the first 5 books of the bible?

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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

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14
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What is revealed in what?

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The old testimate is revealed in the New

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15
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What is the first stage in biblical development?

A

Events happen

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16
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How was God’s word originally spread?

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Oral Tradition

17
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Where does the word cannon come from?

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Greek word meaning rule

18
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What is the cannon?

A

Books recognized by the church as the word of God

19
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What are the 4 points of requirement for cannon formation?

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Apostolic Origin
Universal acceptance
Liturgical use
Consistency

20
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The books of the bible are two things what are they?

A

fully human and fully divine

21
Q

What is a Fundamental Approach

A

does not take account of literary forms of the bible or historical setting in which it was written

22
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What is a Contextualist Approach?

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examines literary forms the historical situation and the human authors cultural beliefs and practices

23
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What is Biblical Exegesis?

A

the critical interpretation and explanation of Sacred Scripture

24
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What is the two step process for Biblical Exegesis

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1st- investigate the meaning the human authors intended to convey
2nd- investigate what the holy spirit intended to convey

25
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What is an Intention?

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describes what the Sacred Author wanted to convey and what God wanted to reveal by his words

26
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What are the two senses of scriptire?

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literal and spiritual

27
Q

What does Mrs. H like to say?

A

God creates, Man destroys

28
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What are God’s 7 coventents?

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Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Jesus Christ, Second Coming