Unit Test #1 Flashcards

1
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Who is the author of the bible?

A

God

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2
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How many books are in the Catholic Old Testament?

A

46

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3
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How many books are in the Protestant Bible?

A

39

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4
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Who wrote most of the Letters in the New Testament?

A

Paul

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5
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What is Evangelization?

A

Showing the Word of God to the world through words and deeds

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6
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Which Gospel focuses on Jesus’ compassion for the poor?

A

Luke/the Acts of the Apostles

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7
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What is the main purpose of the Gospels?

A

To convey a message about Jesus and his significance

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8
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Who wrote the Acts?

A

Luke

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9
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What is “Biblical Inerrancy”?

A

The belief that the Bible is without error or fault in all its teachings

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10
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What is “the greatest commandment”?

A

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind”

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11
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Parable of the lost sheep

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Summary: To show that heaven is accessible to all, even those who were sinners or strayed from God’s path

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12
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What type of literary work is the Bible?

A

Imagery, theme, and analogy

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13
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Which Gospel contains the story of the Good Samaritan?

A

Luke

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14
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What does “Revelation” mean?

A

Something that is revealed to humans by God

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15
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What are the Synoptic Gospels?

A

Matthew, Mark, and Luke

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16
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What is the purpose of miracles?

A

They are a sign of Gods authority, power, and glory. They are a sign of God’s love for us, a sign that we can trust him.

17
Q

What does the term Passion mean?

A

The internal fire that motivates us and energises us to fulfil our purpose and do God’s will

18
Q

What is exegesis?

A

Means “explanation”
The examination of Biblical text in order to properly understand it

19
Q

Who represents the shepherd in the parable of the lost sheep?

A

Jesus

20
Q

What are the two greatest commandments that Jesus gave us?

A

1) “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind”
2) “Love your neighbour as yourself”

21
Q

In Acts, what spreads from Jerusalem to the ancient world?

A

The gospel

22
Q

Which gospel was written last?

A

John

23
Q

What is Apostolic Succession?

A

The line of bishops stretching back to the apostles

24
Q

What does Gospel mean?

A

Good news

25
Q

What does Synoptic mean?

A

Similar

26
Q

Know the miracles and different types discussed in class (Short Answer)

A

1) Healing: Jesus relieves people’s physical suffering
2) Exorcisms: Jesus drives out evil spirits
3) Restoration of Life: Jesus brings people back to life after their death
4) Nature Miracles: Jesus demonstrates control over the forces of nature

27
Q

How do the Gospels differ from each other? (Short Answer)

A

Matthew, Mark, Luke & John experienced Jesus’ teachings in different ways. They lived among different communities, in different times, and had different perspectives

28
Q

Know the Parables discussed in class. What is the message? (Short Answer)

A

In this parable, Jesus says that the Kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed. He tells a story about a man that planted a seed in his field. And although among the other seeds, it is the smallest, it ends up growing to be the largest plant. It ends up becoming tree that birds make their nests in.

Message: This parable illustrates the power of even the smallest amount of faith.