Unit 1 Part 2 Flashcards

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What is the literal approach to reading scripture?

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When every word of scripture is understood by using only the exact dictionary meaning without taking into consideration culture or literary form.

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What is the contextual approach to reading scripture?

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When the meaning of scriptures is interpreted in the context of culture and literary genre.

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What is a literary form?

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The organization, arrangement and framework of a piece of writing.

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What is the literary form ‘Myth’?

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A traditional story focusing on the acts of gods or heroes, often an explanation of some mysteries of life or ways of a particular culture.

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What is the literary form ‘List’?

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A series of names, events, or words usually in a set order.

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What is the literary form ‘Poetry’?

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Poetry uses vivid imagery and literary devices such as simile and metaphor.

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What is the literary form ‘Prophecy’?

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A prediction made under Divine influence and direction, to tell of future events or to warn people about the consequences of their actions.

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What is the literary form ‘Law’?

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Rules telling us how to behave.

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What is the literary form ‘History’?

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A record of account of past events.

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What is the literary form ‘Letter’?

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A written message, sometimes of a personal nature.

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What is the literary form ‘Parable’?

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A story about everyday life which serves to teach a lesson or provide insights into human nature.

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What is the literary form ‘Sermon’?

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A speech of a serious or solemn instruction, often based on a passage from the Bible.

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What is the literary form ‘Drama’?

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A story about people’s lives, including dialogue and interaction.

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What is inspiration?

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The Guidance God gave the human authors through the working of the Holy Spirit to convey the word of God.

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What is inerrancy?

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The Bible contains no errors of Faith or morals (but maybe wrong in history or science).

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16
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What are the types of truth in the Bible?

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Religious truth, moral truth, symbolic truth, and proverbial truth.

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What is religious truth?

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God’s Divine love is revealed through Human Experience.

18
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What is moral truth?

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Lessons on how humans are to love God in each other.

19
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What is symbolic truth?

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A type of religious truth revealed through objects, things, and ideas that have a surface meaning and a deeper meaning.

20
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What is proverbial truth?

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Truth that comes from wise sayings and Common Sense.