Test 2 & 3

Question 1

Spiritual Sense

-Allegorically

Answer 1

Things represent other things; applied to Scripture all points toward Jesus

Question 2

Spiritual Sense

-Morally

Answer 2

Teaches ethical lessons help us in right from wrong and directing toward positive relation with God

Question 3

Spiritual Sense

- Anagogically

Answer 3

Toward “End time”, our place in Heaven; keep destination in mind while examining Scripture

Question 4

Historical/Critical Sense

- Form Criticism

Answer 4

Different literary forms; each have unique way conveying truth; ex: letters, parables, prayers, historical narratives

Question 5

Historical/Critical Sense

- Historical Criticism

Answer 5

Understanding of culture to interpret Scripture

Question 6

Linguistic analysis

Answer 6

Examination of language

Question 7

Originality

Answer 7

Jesus unique phases/ sayings; original to period

Question 8

Consistency

Answer 8

Jesus words and actions match

Question 9

Textual Criticism

Answer 9

Examines the various translations of the bible over the centuries

Question 10

Codex Vaticanus

Answer 10

Oldest version of the bible

Question 11

St. Jerome

Answer 11

Translation to latin (vulgate)

Question 12

Douay Rheirns Bible

Answer 12

English translation of the Catholic bible

Question 13

King James Bible

Answer 13

English translation of the protestant bible

Question 14

2 Methods of analyzing Scripture

Answer 14

Spiritual Sense->based on faith

Historical/Critical Sense->based on science

Question 15

TNK plus NT

Answer 15

Protestant bible

Question 16

Septuagint plus NT

Answer 16

Catholic Bible

Question 17

Source Criticism

Answer 17

Examines source of material; the authors got his source;

Question 18

What source did Matthew and Luke have that Mark did not

Answer 18

A source called “Q” from the German word “Quelle”

Question 19

Redactions Criticism

Answer 19

Examines what the author included in their work; and the theological insight of the writer( authors faith reflected in his work) and the effect of his writing

Question 20

During the Babylonian exile the Jewish people began to

Answer 20

Write oral OT known as TNK

Question 21

TNK stands for

Answer 21

Torah(law), Nebiim(Prophets), Ketubim(writings)

Question 22

Septuagint divided in to

Answer 22

Pentateuch, Historical books, Prophetic books, wisdom books

Question 23

Pentateuch

Answer 23

Contains origin books;

Question 24

Genesis

Answer 24

Anticipates the Convenant; tells of origin of sin, purpose to Convenant- to draw man toward god

Question 25

Exodus

Answer 25

Established covenant with moses

Question 26

Leviticus

Answer 26

Expands upon law from Moses; from hebrew tribe Levits

Question 27

Numbers

Answer 27

Covenant in action trek to promise land

Question 28

Deuteromony

Answer 28

“The second law” how convenant is adapted for change in society

Question 29

Historical Books

Answer 29

Recount events from settling the promise land to Roman occupation; promise land, rule by judges, monarchy, division of kingdom, defeat of North and South, exile, return and rebuild, dominated by persians and greeks, jewish self rule, occupied by Romans

Question 30

Wisdom books

Answer 30

Examines god in everyday lives of people

Question 31

Books of Prophets

Answer 31

speak for god in matters of the covenant; prophets warned people of idolatry sinfulness; most writing apocalptic- highly symbolic literature giving hope for future