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Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Definition of inspiration?

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The words of scripture come from God’s mouth. 2 Timothy 3:16

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Inerrant?

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Scripture makes no mistakes. Psalm 19: 7-11

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Interpretation?

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Meaning of scriptures. 2 Timothy 2:7

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Exegesis?

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Reading the text carefully

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Eisogesis?

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Putting words into someone’s mouth, reading into it, imposing meaning.

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Higher criticism?

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Examines the historical context of the document and the literary features of the book itself.

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Lower criticism?

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(Textual) sought to determine the original text of scripture

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Biblical criticism?

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Is a technical term the refers to skillful evaluation of the data to determine the truth about scripture. Made of lower and higher criticism.

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Rational?

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Reasoning, relies on understanding, consistent not contradictory

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Rationalism?

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An elevation of mind

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Quadriga?

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Are the four fold method of interpretation: literal, moral, mystical (allegorical), prophetic (anagogic)

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The words of scripture come from God’s mouth. 2 Timothy 3:16

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Inspiration

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Scripture makes no mistakes. Psalm 19: 7-11

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Inerrant

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Meaning of scriptures. 2 Timothy 2:7

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Interpretation

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Subjectivism ?

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Is when someone takes on the role as being the one to know if a passage is true or not based on their experience

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Subjective approach

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Going into reading the Bible while having your own experience in the back of your head to relate to stories somehow.

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Jewish midrash?

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Is an exegesis that was going more deeply into the spirit of the scriptures

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18
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Four faulty approaches

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  1. The naturalistic approach
  2. The supernaturalistic approach
  3. The existential approach
  4. The dogmatic approach
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What is the naturalistic approach?

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This approach limits the meaning and significance of scripture to those elements that conform to natural processes and human insight.

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What is super naturalistic approach?

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This approach interprets all scripture from a supernatural point of view.

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What is the existential approach?

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This approach is an attempt to combine the first two: the naturalistic approach and the supernaturalistic approach.

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What is the dogmatic approach?

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Ok the dogmatic view is people who have a predetermined system of doctrine before even reading the Bible

23
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Why study the Bible?

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2 Timothy 2:7, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, 2 Peter 1:20-21, John 15:10-11, Romans 10:17. To have righteous instruction and correction, complete and equipped to do good things, filled with the Holy Spirit, abide in God’s love, and will have faith to hear.

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Subjectivism ?

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Is when someone takes on the role as being the one to know if a passage is true or not based on their experience

25
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Subjective approach

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Going into reading the Bible while having your own experience in the back of your head to relate to stories somehow.

26
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Jewish midrash?

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Is an exegesis that was going more deeply into the spirit of the scriptures

27
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Four faulty approaches

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  1. The naturalistic approach
  2. The supernaturalistic approach
  3. The existential approach
  4. The dogmatic approach
28
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What is the naturalistic approach?

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This approach limits the meaning and significance of scripture to those elements that conform to natural processes and human insight.

29
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What is super naturalistic approach?

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This approach interprets all scripture from a supernatural point of view.

30
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What is the existential approach?

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This approach is an attempt to combine the first two: the naturalistic approach and the supernaturalistic approach.

31
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What is the dogmatic approach?

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All specific interpretation is made to conform to a predetermined system of doctrine or external authority. This approach often is used by those who advocate one of the first three approaches.

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Why study the Bible?

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2 Timothy 2:7, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, 2 Peter 1:20-21, John 15:10-11, Romans 10:17. To have righteous instruction and correction, complete and equipped to do good things, filled with the Holy Spirit, abide in God’s love, and will have faith to hear.

33
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Hermeneutics/interpretation

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Finding with the author meant in the passage.

34
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Explain both the hindrances as well as inducements to patients and making observations of the text of Scripture

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Hindrances would be annoying siblings. And inducements would be the Holy Spirit

35
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Explain the manner in which the reformers contributed to the shift from supernatural approach to the Bible to a naturalistic approach

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They got rid to have three of the quadriga except for literal. They wanted to keep the supernatural and the natural view of a passage.

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What word has the definition of: the words of scripture come from God’s mouth

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inspiration

37
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What is the definition of scripture makes no mistake

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inerrant

38
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Is the definition of meaning of scripture

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Interpretation

39
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What do we describe when were talking about finding what the author means in a passage

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Hermeneutics/interpretation

40
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What is reading the text carefully

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Exegesis

41
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What is putting words into someone’s mouth/reading into the text/imposing meaning

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Eisogesis

42
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what criticism focuses on examining the historical context

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higher criticism

43
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What criticism focuses to determine the original text of Scripture

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Textual or lower criticism

44
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What criticism is a technical term that refers to school for evaluation of the data to determine the truth about scripture

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Biblical criticism

45
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What is reasoning, consistent/not contradictory, relies on understanding

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Rational

46
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What is an elevation of mind

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Rationalism

47
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What is the name of the fourfold method of interpretation

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The quadriga

48
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What is the name of the exegesis that was going more deeply into the spirit of the Scriptures to gain information that was not immediately obvious

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The Jewish mid rash

49
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Interpretation vs application of a text

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interpretation is deriving meaning and application of a text is how you apply that meaning

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