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What is the Greek word for 'bible'?
What is the Greek word for 'bible'?
Biblia
How many books are in the Old Testament?
How many books are in the Old Testament?
46
What are the first five books of the Bible called?
What are the first five books of the Bible called?
- Law
- Torah (correct)
- Gospels
- Pentateuch (correct)
The Apocrypha is accepted as part of the Old Testament by all Christian denominations.
The Apocrypha is accepted as part of the Old Testament by all Christian denominations.
Which of these books is NOT considered a Gospel?
Which of these books is NOT considered a Gospel?
Which apostle is credited with writing the book of Acts?
Which apostle is credited with writing the book of Acts?
What is the last book of the New Testament?
What is the last book of the New Testament?
Which of the following is NOT a literary form found in the Bible?
Which of the following is NOT a literary form found in the Bible?
What type of literary form is a story that focuses on Gods and/or heroes?
What type of literary form is a story that focuses on Gods and/or heroes?
What literary form provides a set of rules or moral principles?
What literary form provides a set of rules or moral principles?
What literary form is a written message, often personal or with a specific subject matter?
What literary form is a written message, often personal or with a specific subject matter?
What is the word for 'sacraments of initiation'?
What is the word for 'sacraments of initiation'?
Which of the following is NOT considered a sacrament of healing?
Which of the following is NOT considered a sacrament of healing?
Sacraments are only performed by priests and bishops.
Sacraments are only performed by priests and bishops.
What is the primary purpose of the sacrament of baptism?
What is the primary purpose of the sacrament of baptism?
What are the two elements used in the Eucharist?
What are the two elements used in the Eucharist?
What is the purpose of confirmation?
What is the purpose of confirmation?
What is another name for reconciliation?
What is another name for reconciliation?
What are the two main types of anointing?
What are the two main types of anointing?
Marriage is considered a sacrament of service.
Marriage is considered a sacrament of service.
What does the sacrament of Holy Orders involve?
What does the sacrament of Holy Orders involve?
Which type of writing is a brief saying that expresses truth or teaching?
Which type of writing is a brief saying that expresses truth or teaching?
What type of writing is a lengthy, serious speech that often focuses on a specific theme?
What type of writing is a lengthy, serious speech that often focuses on a specific theme?
What type of writing explores a character's inner feelings or a particular moment in time?
What type of writing explores a character's inner feelings or a particular moment in time?
In the Bible, what are the two main ways to interpret words and meaning?
In the Bible, what are the two main ways to interpret words and meaning?
It is always recommended to read the Bible literally, without any consideration for context.
It is always recommended to read the Bible literally, without any consideration for context.
What is the primary type of truth conveyed in the Bible?
What is the primary type of truth conveyed in the Bible?
Which type of truth emphasizes right and wrong, often using examples to illustrate moral principles?
Which type of truth emphasizes right and wrong, often using examples to illustrate moral principles?
What is the sixth commandment, often used to illustrate a moral truth?
What is the sixth commandment, often used to illustrate a moral truth?
Which type of truth uses stories, myths, or parables to convey deeper meaning?
Which type of truth uses stories, myths, or parables to convey deeper meaning?
What is the primary way truths are communicated through proverbial sayings?
What is the primary way truths are communicated through proverbial sayings?
The historical truth of the Bible only focuses on the stories of the Hebrew people.
The historical truth of the Bible only focuses on the stories of the Hebrew people.
The Bible aligns with scientific knowledge on all matters.
The Bible aligns with scientific knowledge on all matters.
What are the two main principles that inform the Bible's truth?
What are the two main principles that inform the Bible's truth?
The idea of inerrancy suggests that there are no errors in the Bible, including minor details like dates or names.
The idea of inerrancy suggests that there are no errors in the Bible, including minor details like dates or names.
What are the Beatitudes?
What are the Beatitudes?
What is the first Beatitude?
What is the first Beatitude?
What is the second Beatitude?
What is the second Beatitude?
Which of the following is NOT a form of prayer?
Which of the following is NOT a form of prayer?
What is the primary characteristic of adoration in prayer?
What is the primary characteristic of adoration in prayer?
What is the goal of intercessory prayer?
What is the goal of intercessory prayer?
What is the main focus of praising in prayer?
What is the main focus of praising in prayer?
What are the three key components of prayer?
What are the three key components of prayer?
What is the meaning of "vocation"?
What is the meaning of "vocation"?
Which of the following is NOT a recognized vocation?
Which of the following is NOT a recognized vocation?
Flashcards
What is the Bible?
What is the Bible?
A collection of 73 books divided into two main sections: the Old Testament and the New Testament.
What is the Torah or Pentateuch?
What is the Torah or Pentateuch?
The first 5 books of the Old Testament that contain laws and narratives about the origins of the Hebrew people.
What is the Old Testament?
What is the Old Testament?
A collection of 46 books in the Old Testament that tells the story of God's love for the Hebrew people.
What is the New Testament?
What is the New Testament?
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What is a Parable?
What is a Parable?
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What is a Proverb?
What is a Proverb?
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What is a Sermon?
What is a Sermon?
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What is a Drama?
What is a Drama?
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What is Poetry?
What is Poetry?
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What is a Sacrament?
What is a Sacrament?
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What is Baptism?
What is Baptism?
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What is the Eucharist?
What is the Eucharist?
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What is Confirmation?
What is Confirmation?
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What is Anointing of the Sick?
What is Anointing of the Sick?
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What is Reconciliation or Penance?
What is Reconciliation or Penance?
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What is Matrimony?
What is Matrimony?
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What is Holy Orders?
What is Holy Orders?
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What is Contextual Interpretation?
What is Contextual Interpretation?
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What is Literal Interpretation?
What is Literal Interpretation?
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What are the Beatitudes?
What are the Beatitudes?
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What is Adoration?
What is Adoration?
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What is Blessing?
What is Blessing?
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What is Thanksgiving?
What is Thanksgiving?
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What is Petition?
What is Petition?
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What is Intercession?
What is Intercession?
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What is Praise?
What is Praise?
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What is Vocation?
What is Vocation?
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What is Law?
What is Law?
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What is History?
What is History?
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What is a Letter?
What is a Letter?
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What is Myth?
What is Myth?
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Study Notes
Bible Overview
- The Bible (Greek: biblia) is a collection of 73 books.
- The Old Testament contains 46 books, divided into Law, Prophets, and Writings.
- The Law (first 5 books) is also known as the Torah.
- The Apocrypha/Deuterocanonical Books are 7 disputed books in the Old Testament.
- The New Testament comprises 27 books, focusing on the life of Jesus.
Types of Writings
- Myth: A story focused on gods or heroes.
- List: A set of norms, events, or words in a specific order.
- Prophecy: Predictions of future events given by prophets.
- Law: Moral rules and principles.
- History: A record of past events.
- Letter: A message, often personal, intended for a specific person or group.
Sacraments and Religious Life
- Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist.
- Sacraments of Healing: Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick.
- Sacraments at the Service of Communion: Holy Orders and Matrimony.
- Baptism: First sacrament of Christian initiation, freeing from original sin.
- Eucharist/Holy Communion: A meal representing the body and blood of Christ.
- Confirmation: A sacrament deepening the gifts of baptism.
- Reconciliation/Penance: Sacrament of forgiveness and healing.
- Anointing of the Sick: Sacrament for those approaching death, providing spiritual support.
- Matrimony: Reflects family values and God's love between a couple.
- Holy Orders: Becoming a priest or religious leader.
- Vocation: A call from God for a specific purpose (priest, religious, marriage, etc.).
Truths in the Bible
- Literal: The exact word-for-word meaning of the text.
- Contextual: Understanding the text within its historical and cultural context.
- Parables: Symbolic stories illustrating moral truths.
- Proverbs: Short sayings expressing wisdom.
- Sermon: A serious speech, often related to religious concepts.
- Drama: A story using dialogue.
- Poetry: Expression of personal feelings, especially religious ones.
Forms of Prayer
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Adoration: Worshiping God.
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Blessing: Asking God for a favour.
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Thanksgiving: Expressing gratitude.
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Petition: Making a request of God.
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Intercession: Praying for others.
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Praise: Glorifying God.
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Components of prayer: Patience, listening, scripture.
Beatitudes
- A set of blessings in the teachings of Jesus.
- Blessed are those... with qualities such as poverty in spirit, mercy, peacefulness, etc.
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Explore the structure and types of writings in the Bible, including the Old and New Testament's unique book divisions. Learn about the sacraments that are central to religious life, from initiation to healing. This quiz covers key concepts and understanding of scriptural themes and practices.
