The Reading and Formation of Sacred Scripture Flashcards
Many protestant denominations have how many book sin the OT
39
Catholics and Protestants agree on which part of the canon of scripture?
The New Testament
used to determine scripture; teaches of apostles, traced to witnesses of apostles
Apostolic origin/tradition
written by prominent church leader to other churches or communities
Pauline Epistles
Reasons why gospels began to be written down
To write down the teachings of Jesus so they wouldn’t be warped/ to teach it
Thought world was gonna end/Jesus wasn’t coming back
What is the primary source for life and teaching of gospels
sacred Scripture
Apocolyptic book
revelations
known as universal letters that are circulated among church communities
Catholic Epistles
What letter in the NT did scholars believe was a semon
Hebrews
Continuation of Luke’s Gospel
Acts of Apostles
preaching of the gospel to nonbelievers or others
Kerygma
sound down or to repeat the message and explain it in more depth
Catechesis
3 criteria for canon of book into scripture
widespread acceptance, apostolic origin, conformity to the faith
widespread acceptance reflect what?
The text was circulated and its given to many people
Questions to keep in mind
context of how the passage fits into whole of scripture, how does it fit into the passage
How many catholic books
46 OT 27 NT 73 overall
looks at literary devices used in text
literary criticism
good news
gospel
paying attention to meaning of what the authors wrote and what God was trying say through them?
Biblical interpretation
What is the first stage in gospel formation
The public life and teaching of Jesus - eye witnesses to prove gospel message of messiah early followers attested to see Jesus after death; teaachings
2nd stage of gospel formation
oral tradition
3 rd stage of gospel formation
NT writings
Another name for covenant
testament
another name for gospel writer
evangelist
council that set canon
council of trent
looks at ways of thinking at the time tests were written; determines what writers wanted to say same story; multiple places
Historical criticism
teaching authority of church
magisterium
determines source of given tests
source criticism
official set of books in bible is known as
canon
saint who was very influential in determining present canon
St. Athanasius
a story with hidden meaning
parable
criticism that looks at any editing and why it is done
redaction
greek rule meaning rule or norm
kanon
working of spirits to write religious truths but not taking away their freedom
divine inspiration
latin; meaning 70 for 70 scholars who translated greek
septuagint
looks at translation in which one is most accurate to original
textual criticism
part of literary criticism that looks to style author used
form criticism
means universal
catholic
narratives about jesus’ ministry
gospels
teachings
didache
language of NT and roman empire
Greek
reflects traditional teachings of church and can’t stray to other scriptures
conformity to the rule of faith