Intro to Scripture Unit Flashcards

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oral tradition

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passing on of stories by word of mouth

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written tradition

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passing on of stories by writing

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New Testament

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27 books of the Bible written during or after the time of Jesus

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Old Testament

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46 books of the Bible written about God’s actions toward His Chosen People before the time of Jesus

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Babylonian Exile

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Babylon took over Assyria and holds Jewish people captive; temple is destroyed

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Gnosticism

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the belief that God’s saving message is only revealed to a select few and material things don’t matter

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Deuterocanonical

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books not included in the Protestant Bible: Tobit, Judith, 1+2 Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, Esther, and Daniel

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Torah/Pentateuch

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first 5 books of Bible; Pentateuch= “5 books”, Torah=”law”

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Septuagint

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translation into Greek; 70 days and translations story

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10
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Latin Vulgate

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latin translation of the Bible

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salvation history

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one, unified story of the Bible

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12
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covenant

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promise between God and His Chosen People

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13
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Chosen People

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Israelites

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14
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Sacred Scripture

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the Bible

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Sacred Tradition

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process of passing on God’s message

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Analogy of Faith

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the Bible is all connected through Revelation

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Magisterium

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the worldly office of the Church

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Ecumenical Council

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a gathering of Bishops to discuss a pressing issue

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Council of Trent

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ecumenical council where they decided which books should be in the Bible

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Vatican 2

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considered Biblical interpretation and exegesis

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Canon

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Catholic Bible/Scripture

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Divine Revelation

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God’s way of communication through the Trinity

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Divine Inspiration

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God’s influence on the authors of the Bible

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Biblical inerrancy

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salvation history is free from error

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exegesis
interpretation of the Bible
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literary form (genre)
type of story in the Bible
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development of biblical texts
event occurs > oral tradition > written tradition > canon formation
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Organization of the Bible
OT- Torah, History, Biblical NT- Gospels, Acts, Letters, Revelation
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Languages of the Bible
Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic
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Difference between Catholic and Protestant Bible
of books: Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, 1+2 Maccabees, Esther, and Daniel
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Criteria for Canonical Inclusion
liturgical use, universal acceptance, Apostolic origin, consistency
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Relationship between OT and NT
NT fulfills OT; OT foreshadows/prophesies events in NT
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Senses of Scripture
literal (human author's intention) and spiritual
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literal sense example
people get punished but God saves them after repentance
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Spiritual sense types
allegorical, moral, anagogical
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allegorical sense
foreshadowing of Christ
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moral sense
what it teaches about how we should live life
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anagogical sense
how does it point to Heaven