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“The spiritual interpretation of Scripture that shows how people and events in history suggest future people and events.”

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Allegorical Sense

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“The spiritual interpretation of Scripture that shows how events in Scripture point to what will be in Heaven”

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Anagogical Sense

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“An event or person in Scripture that is foreshadowed by or identified with an earlier symbol or type, for example, a figure in the New Testament who has a counterpart in the Old Testament

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Antitype

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“From the Greek for “hidden”; hence, used to describe writings of unknown or spurious authorship.”

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Apocrypha

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Rejection of the existence of God, often founded on a false conception of human autonomy. This is forbidden by the First Commandment. One who espouses this view is an atheist.

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Atheism

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“Sacred Scripture; the books that contain the truth of God’s Revelation and were composed by human authors, who were inspired by the Holy Spirit.”

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Bible

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“Greek and Latin for “rule” or “standard.” ”

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Canon

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“From the Greek koinonia and the Latin communio for “mutual participation” or “oneness together”: in the sense of Holy Communion, ”

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Communion

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“A solemn agreement between people or between God and man involving mutual commitments and guarantees.”

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Covenant

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“The heritage of faith contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, handed on in the Church from the time of the Apostles, from which the Magisterium draws all that the Church proposes for belief as being divinely revealed.

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Deposit of Faith

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“Those canonical books and passages of the Old and New Testaments about which there was controversy in early Christian history but were eventually accepted by the Church as authentic and inspired.

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Deuterocanonical

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primarily God’s communication of his divine life, by which man can know him and thereby respond to his love

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Divine Revelation

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Revealed teachings of Christ that are preserved and proclaimed by the authority of the Church’s Magisterium.

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Doctrine

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The theological virtue by which one believes in all that God has said and revealed to man and that the Church proposes for belief.

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Faith

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Adam and Eve’s abuse of their human freedom in disobeying God’s command

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Fall

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Immunity from error and any possibility of error

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Infallibility

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The gift of the Holy Spirit that assisted human authors to write the books of the Bible

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Inspiration

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Method of scriptural interpretation that recognizes the Sacred Author was inspired to use a figure of speech, simile, or metaphor

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Literal Sense Improper

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Method of scriptural interpretation that recognizes the Sacred Author was inspired to write precisely what he intended.

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Literal Sense Proper

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The name given to the teaching authority of the Church, entrusted to the Pope and the bishops in communion with him

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Magisterium

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The spiritual interpretation of Scripture that portrays the heroes of Scripture as examples for Christians of every age

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Moral Sense

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A perspective of doubt or indifference as to God’s existence.”

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Agnosticism

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The 40 books of the Bible that record the history of salvation from creation until the time of Christ

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Old Testament

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27 books of the Bible written by sacred Authors in apostolic times

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New Testament

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The living transmission of the message of the Gospel in the church

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Oral Tradition

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A fictitious narrative or allegory used to illustrate and explain moral or spiritual principles

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Parable

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Greek for “of five books” The first five books of the Old Testament

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Pentateuch

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I revelation made in the course of history that neither adds to nor for,s part of, the deposit of Faith

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Private revelation

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From the Greek Professes meaning one who speaks for; one who speaks to the people for God

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Prophet

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The books of the prophets in the Old Testament

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Prophetic Literature

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Those books of the Bible especially of the Old Testament who’s inspiration was not questioned in the early church

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Protocanonical

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Bible; the books that contain the truth of God’s revelation and were composed by human authors inspired by the Holy Spirit

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Sacred scripture

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From the Latin word tradere for “handed down”, this refers to a teaching whether written or oral interested by Christ to the apostles and their successors

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Sacred tradition

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The story of gods plan to save all people from consequences of sin

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Salvation history

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I third century BC Greek translation of the Scriptures made by 72 Jewish scholars in Alexandria Egypt

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Septuagint

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A symbol for covenant the name given to the two major parts of the Bible

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Testament

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An event or person in the scripture that point forward to a later event or person

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Type

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The quality of being unchangeable or unalterable.

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Immutable