Literary Terms Flashcards

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A story about people’s lives and deeds often describing historical events

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Historical Account

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A set of rules of conduct or moral principles to guide one relationship with god and others

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Law

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the accounts and words of those called to be messengers of God’s word, to bring God’s message to a particular group of people, often expressed as words of comfort or a call to conversion.

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Prophecy

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statements offering instruction, often given as short, to-the-point words of advice

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Wisdom

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sacred poems or songs expressing relationships with god and others, hopes and fears of an individual or entire nation.

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poetry

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Specific communication often describes events or offers guidance, usually written to a particular audience

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letters

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Faith accounts of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, stories about Jesus, and the sayings of Jesus

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Gospels

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Stories based on the experience of ordinary life, usually containing a surprising or unusual twist, are used to instruct by comparing a familiar understanding with a new or unfamiliar understanding.

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Parables

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A revealing or uncovering of new knowledge, often regarding God’s victory over the forces of evil, is usually intended as a message of hope for those who remain faithful

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Apocalypse

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