Theme 1 - Section C Flashcards

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What does Deuterocanonical refer to?

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A second list of sacred books considered to be genuine

These books are recognized in some Christian traditions but not in others.

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What is Original Sin?

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The sin of Adam and Eve, which all human beings inherit

Original Sin is a foundational concept in Christian theology regarding human nature.

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Define Covenant in a religious context.

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An agreement between God and his people

Covenants are significant in the biblical narrative, outlining the relationship between God and humanity.

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What does the Christian Bible consist of?

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A collection of sacred books in the Old and New Testament

The Bible serves as the authoritative scripture for Christians.

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How many books are in the Old Testament of Protestant Bibles?

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39 books

This count differs from the Catholic and Orthodox Bibles, which have additional books.

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How many books are in the New Testament?

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27 books

These books include the Gospels, letters, and apocalyptic literature.

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What is the significance of the Bible according to Christians?

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Gives instruction on the meaning of life and purpose, a guide to living, and a source of comfort

The Bible is often viewed as divinely inspired and central to Christian faith.

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What does the Bible teach about the creation of humans?

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Humans are the pinnacle of God’s creation and are the rulers and maintainers of the created order

This concept emphasizes the responsibility of humanity in stewardship of the earth.

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What event introduced Original Sin into the world?

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The actions of Adam and Eve

Their disobedience is seen as the moment sin entered human experience.

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Who did God make a covenant with to inherit the Promised Land?

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A man named Abraham

This covenant is foundational to the identity of the Israelites.

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What is the Exodus?

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The liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and their 40 years in the desert

The Exodus is a pivotal event in Jewish history and faith.

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What did God give to Moses during the Exodus?

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The law

The law includes commandments and guidelines for living in accordance with God’s will.

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What happened to the Israelites after Moses died?

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They went to the Promised Land

This journey is a significant part of their history and faith.

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What role did prophets like Amos and Hosea have?

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To summon the people back to God

Prophets were crucial in reminding the Israelites of their covenant with God.

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What happened to Judah and Israel after they fell away from God?

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They were conquered and the Judeans spent fifty years in captivity in Babylon

This period significantly impacted Jewish identity and religion.

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What is the Apocrypha?

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A collection of texts that are included in some versions of the Bible but not in others

These texts are often considered non-canonical by Protestant denominations.

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Who did God send into the world to save humanity?

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Jesus

Jesus is central to Christian belief as the Messiah.

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What descended on the disciples to help them spread the word of Jesus?

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The Holy Spirit

This event is often associated with Pentecost in Christian tradition.

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True or False: The New Testament lies hidden in the Old, and the Old Testament is unveiled in the New.

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True

This quote by St. Augustine reflects the interconnectedness of the two Testaments.

20
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Fill in the blank: ‘These are written so that you may come to believe that Jesus is the _______.’

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[Messiah]

This statement underscores the purpose of the New Testament writings.

21
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What does Psalm 119:9 suggest about staying on the path of purity?

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By living according to your word

This emphasizes the importance of following divine guidance.

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What metaphor is used in Psalm 119:105 regarding God’s word?

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A lamp for my feet, a light on my path

This illustrates the guidance provided by scripture.

23
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What is the conclusion of the matter according to Ecclesiastes 12:13-14?

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Fear God and keep the commandments

This encapsulates the essence of human duty in relation to God.

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True or False: ‘If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile.’

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True

This statement emphasizes the centrality of the resurrection in Christian faith.

25
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What is the primary aim of the Bible in relation to daily living?

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To guide readers in daily living

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How does the Old Testament serve as a guide?

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It contains both laws and general guides for life

27
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Who provides the example for Christian living according to the Bible?

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Jesus

28
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What is the basis for being saved according to Christian belief?

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Through faith in Jesus

29
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How do Christians show loyalty to Jesus?

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By rejecting selfishness and being obedient to God

30
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What is the essence of the Sermon on the Mount?

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Jesus came to fulfil the law of Moses and emphasized obeying the spirit of the law

31
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Are Christians required to follow Jewish law?

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No, Christians are free to not follow Jewish law

32
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What leads to perfect freedom according to the Bible?

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Obedience to God’s will

33
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What does the Bible say about God’s love for human beings?

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God loves human beings no matter what

34
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How does God help individuals facing difficulties?

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All difficulties can be overcome with God

35
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What is the Bible’s message regarding temptation and sin?

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Even the most devout may fail, but God forgives those who repent

36
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What does the Bible say about bereavement?

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Death is not the end; it is temporary

37
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How should the poor be treated according to the Bible?

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They should be treated equitably and provided for

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What challenge does the Bible mention regarding rich people and the kingdom of heaven?

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It is difficult for a rich person to inherit the kingdom of heaven

39
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What can suffering signify according to the Bible?

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Suffering can be a testimony to the character of Jesus if handled joyfully

40
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What does the Bible say about the fear of death?

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Jesus conquered death, allowing believers to share in the resurrection

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Fill in the blank: ‘You search the scriptures because you think that in them you have _______’.

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eternal life

42
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Fill in the blank: ‘Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to _______ them but to fulfil them.’

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abolish

43
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Who stated, ‘Within the covers of the Bible are the answers for all the problems men face.’?

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Ronald Reagan

44
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What does Matthew 6:25 advise against worrying about?

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Life, what to eat or drink, and what to wear

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What is the message of Psalm 46:1-3 regarding fear?

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God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble