Lesson 7: A Call to Testify the Truth Flashcards

1
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Truth comes from the Latin word ___________.

A

Veritas

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Veritas comes from the adjective _________ which means “________________”, and the suffix ___ which forms an abstract noun

A

Veritas comes from the
adjective verus which means “true or real”, and the suffix tas
which forms an abstract noun

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3
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Greek goddess of truth

A

Aletheia

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4
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Is an abstract noun which means truth, truthfulness, or verity

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Veritas

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5
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Veritas is the daughter of ___________ and the mother of _________.

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Saturn, Virtus

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In the Roman society in which ____________ was born, veritas or truthfulness, is a Roman virtue that is expected of a Roman citizen who wants to live a good life.

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Augustine

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7
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Its English translation, truth appears ___ times in the bible

A

202 times

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7
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In the Latin bible, the word veritas occurs __ times

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59 times

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8
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In Hebrew, the original language of the old testament, truth or veritas is rendered as…

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emet

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9
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Means genuineness, authentic, and sincere

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emet

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10
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TRUE OR FALSE

When we worship God in truth, we worship Him in
sincerity and genuineness. The same attitude we

A

TRUE

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11
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In the New Testament, which was originally written in Greek, translates truth as…

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Aletheia

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12
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It speaks not merely of truth as spoken

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Aletheia

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13
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It also refers to the truth of an idea reality sincerity Furthermore

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Aletheia

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14
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It also speaks of truth in the moral sphere, a divine truth revealed to man, straightforwardness

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Aletheia

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15
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In ancient Greek culture, αλήθεια is synonymous with _________ as the opposite of illusion The

16
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The state of not being hidden, the state of being evident.

17
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It also means factuality or reality

18
Q

In Greek mythology, Aletheia is the daughter of ____ and the goddess of _____.

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Zeus, truth

19
Q

_________________ tells a story about a man was journeying in the wilderness and he found Aletheia standing there all alone.

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Aesop Fables 531

20
Q

Augustine used the text in ___________ to explicate his notion of veritas or truth

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John 8:31-32

21
Q

Biblical scholars suggest that John 8 31 32 should be read within the context of _____________.

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John 8:31-59

22
Q

A dialogue between Jesus and the Jews regarding Christ and Abraham is emphasized

A

John 8:31-59

23
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Jesus will reiterate that He is from the Father, He and the Father are one, and all His teachings come from the Father

A

John chapter 14

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TRUE OR FALSE But the Jews accept Jesus’ revelation of His identity as the Messiah.
FALSE But the Jews cannot accept Jesus’ revelation of His identity as the Messiah ..
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TRUE OR FALSE Augustine's life was a constant search for the truth, from his adolescence up to adulthood
TRUE
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Augustine's search or the truth took the form of a __________.
quest for happiness
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TRUE OR FALSE Truth is God and no one can be happy unless he possesses God
TRUE
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For St Augustine can mean sermons or homilies
Tractates (Tractatus)
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Augustine s Tractates on the Gospel of John are ___________________, whether spoken to the people or dictated
oral communication,
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There are about ___ tractates written between 408 and 420
124
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Are marked with pastoral character reflecting on Jesus as the Word made flesh which he considered as God’s expression of humility
Augustine’s Tractates
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Were preached in the winter of 406/407 17-19 and 23-54 (John 5-12) in 414.
Tractates 1 16 John 1 4 were
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