#quiz part 2 #justslightlyperturbed

Question 1

Lectio Divina

Answer 1

Divine Reading

Question 2

Source Criticism

Answer 2

A specific way to study the bible to find the source of where the text came from. WHERE THEY GOT THEIR MATERIAL

Question 3

Synoptic Gospels

Answer 3

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which, because of their similarities, can be “seen together” in parallel columns and mutually compared.

Question 4

Historical Criticism

Answer 4

Examines the origins of the old and new testament. FIND The CONTEXT LOOKING AT IT LITERALLY AS U WERE AT THAT TIME

Question 5

Form Criticism

Answer 5

Different forms in the bible, love letters, yelling letters, poems, law. Read them all differently so you understand the form.

Question 6

Epistle

Answer 6

Long forms of letters

Question 7

• Redaction Criticism *

Answer 7

Studies the stages processes and the intent of scripture in the final form of a text.

Question 8

Textual Criticism*

Answer 8

To restore as nearly as possible the original text of a work the autograph of which has been lost. Identifies different textual versions of the new testament. Comparing old text to find the most authentic version

Question 9

Vulgate

Answer 9

A latin version of a Bible prepared by St. Jerome. 300 Ad the canon has been sent and ST. Jerome translated it all to latin. This is the official version of the bible in the catholic church for almost 200 years

Question 10

Allegorical Sense

Answer 10

Form of biblical translation.
Deeper meaning
another symbol

Question 11

Moral Sense*

Answer 11

Concerns images of the life of a disciple derived from the stories, people, events, and things of Scripture (Inner conscience that tell you right or wrong)
leads us to greater faith and trust in God by not just hearing God’s word but also acting on it.

Question 12

Anagogical sense*

Answer 12

Teaching of the bible that relates to or leads to eternal life.
Morally analogically, literally, allegorically are four ways to read scripture. Points to heaven looking reading as it pointing to heave.

Question 13

Parable

Answer 13

A short story that tells moral thing or about jesus.

Question 14

You need to know allegorical, anagogic, epistle, lectio divine, source criticism, historical criticism, synoptic gospel, vulgate, moral sense, miracle, hyperbole, parable, and one more I don’t remember

Answer 14

Period