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Question 1

What were the scrolls of Moses most likely written on?

Answer 1

Leather (animal hide) or papyrus (plant)

Question 2

Picture based writings developed in Egypt

Answer 2

Hieroglyphics

Question 3

Wedge-shaped writing developed in Mesopotamia

Answer 3

Cuneiform

Question 4

When were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered and what is their significance

Answer 4

1947 proved how accurate the scribes were

Question 5

created by binding sheets on left side.

Answer 5

Codex

Question 6

How are scrolls created

Answer 6

Papyrus glued together

Question 7

collected and edited scripture when exiled and returned to Jerusalem.

Answer 7

Ezra

Question 8

Canon means

Answer 8

Standard

Question 9

What were the standards to be scripture

Answer 9

Authoritative-written by prophet or author
Authentic- free of known error
Received- been used for a long time recognized as inspired.

Question 10

Made Christianity official religion of Roman Empire.

Answer 10

Constantine

Question 11

Septuagint

Answer 11

Translation of Hebrew OT into Greek. Named for 70 translators

Question 12

Y so many translations

Answer 12

Fall of roman empire

Question 13

Y so many translations

Answer 13

Protestant reformation

Question 14

Vulgate

Answer 14

Jerome, Latin 400

Question 15

John Wycliffe’s translation from

Answer 15

Latin into Middle English 1384

Question 16

Kjv

Answer 16

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