Lesson 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the focus of the Old Testament?

A

Gods covenant with the nation of Israel

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2
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What is the focus of the New Testament?

A

The gospel message and the church

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3
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What does the Greek word Kanōn mean?

A

Rod or measuring stick

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4
Q

When we refer to the biblical canon, we are referring to?

A

The books accepted as the inspired word of God

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5
Q

Name 3 important indicators of canonicity?

A

a. Author
b. Content
c. Reception

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6
Q

Does the endorsement of the church determine canonicity?

A

No

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7
Q

When was the complete OT canon widely recognised?

A

At least 200 years before Christ

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8
Q

In the NT, who accepted the OT as the word of God and quoted from it?

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a. Jesus
b. The apostles

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9
Q

Why don’t we accept the Apocrypha as the inspired word of God?

A

It doesn’t meet the 3 indicators for Canonicity

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10
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What was the primary test of canonicity for the NT?

A

Apostolic authority

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11
Q

How many books were never disputed as inspired?

A

OT - 34
NT - 20

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