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Which Gospel focuses on Jesus as a compassionate savior for Gentiles?
Which Gospel focuses on Jesus as a compassionate savior for Gentiles?
The Synoptic Gospels include John, which focuses on different themes than Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
The Synoptic Gospels include John, which focuses on different themes than Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
True (A)
What does the term 'Messiah' mean?
What does the term 'Messiah' mean?
Anointed one; savior.
The first murder in the Bible is associated with __________ and Abel.
The first murder in the Bible is associated with __________ and Abel.
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Match the following prayer forms with their correct descriptions:
Match the following prayer forms with their correct descriptions:
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Which approach interprets the Bible word-for-word as factual and historical?
Which approach interprets the Bible word-for-word as factual and historical?
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Inspiration refers to the belief that the Bible is guided by human wisdom.
Inspiration refers to the belief that the Bible is guided by human wisdom.
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What are the two main divisions of the Bible?
What are the two main divisions of the Bible?
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The Hebrew name for God, meaning 'I Am Who I Am,' is ______.
The Hebrew name for God, meaning 'I Am Who I Am,' is ______.
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Match the following biblical terms with their definitions:
Match the following biblical terms with their definitions:
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Which of the following is considered one of the Seven Deadly Sins?
Which of the following is considered one of the Seven Deadly Sins?
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The Ark of the Covenant holds the Ten Commandments.
The Ark of the Covenant holds the Ten Commandments.
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What was the purpose of Moses in the biblical narrative?
What was the purpose of Moses in the biblical narrative?
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What does the term 'Covenant' refer to in a religious context?
What does the term 'Covenant' refer to in a religious context?
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The Beatitudes summarize the teachings of the Old Testament.
The Beatitudes summarize the teachings of the Old Testament.
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Who are the three patriarchs of the Jewish people?
Who are the three patriarchs of the Jewish people?
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The story of __________ includes the themes of obedience and liberation from slavery.
The story of __________ includes the themes of obedience and liberation from slavery.
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Match the following types of truth in the Bible with their descriptions:
Match the following types of truth in the Bible with their descriptions:
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What role does a prophet play in religious traditions?
What role does a prophet play in religious traditions?
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Original Sin is the concept of sin that every human is born with.
Original Sin is the concept of sin that every human is born with.
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What is the significance of the Mount Sinai Covenant?
What is the significance of the Mount Sinai Covenant?
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Study Notes
Biblical Concepts and Terms
- Literal Approach: Interpreting the Bible word-for-word as factual history.
- Contextual Approach: Interpreting the Bible by considering its historical, cultural, and literary context.
- Revelation: God revealing Himself and His will to humanity.
- Bible: A collection of sacred writings (Greek for "books").
- Yahweh: Hebrew name for God, meaning "I Am Who I Am."
- Testament: Means "covenant," or sacred agreement.
- Bible Divisions: Old Testament and New Testament.
- Magisterium: The Church's teaching authority.
- Obedience: Following God's will and commands.
- Common Good: Promoting the well-being of all.
- Legitimate Authority: Power promoting justice and the common good.
- Incarnation: God becoming human in Jesus Christ.
- Beatitudes: Eight teachings of Jesus on true happiness and holiness.
Biblical Development
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Three Stages of Development: Oral, Written, and Edited.
- Oral Tradition: Stories passed down by word of mouth.
- Written Tradition: Recording stories and teachings.
- Edited Tradition: Revising and compiling writings.
Key Doctrines and Concepts
- Inspiration: The Bible is guided by the Holy Spirit.
- Inerrancy: The Bible is without error in its spiritual and moral teachings.
- Creation: God creating the world in six days.
- Original Sin: Humanity's first sin (Adam and Eve).
- Venial Sin: A less serious sin, weakening but not destroying relationship with God.
- Mortal Sin: A grave sin, breaking one's relationship with God.
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Vices/Virtues:
- Vices: Bad habits leading to sin.
- Virtues: Good habits promoting moral living.
- Seven Deadly Sins: Pride, Greed, Lust, Envy, Gluttony, Wrath, Sloth.
- Rabbi: Jewish teacher/scholar.
- Circumcision: Sign of the covenant with God.
- Magi: Wise men who visited Jesus after His birth.
- Messiah: Anointed one; savior.
Key Figures and Concepts
- Three Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob.
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Prophets: God's messengers calling for repentance.
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Four Characteristics of a Prophet:
- Call from God.
- Advocate for justice.
- Delivers God's message.
- Faces rejection.
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Four Characteristics of a Prophet:
Biblical Stories
- Abraham's Family Tree: Abraham → Isaac → Jacob → 12 Tribes of Israel.
- Story of Moses: Freed Israelites from slavery, received Ten Commandments.
- Ten Commandments: God's laws for moral living.
- Story of Joseph: Sold into slavery, rose to power in Egypt, saved his family.
- Noah's Ark: God's judgment and covenant with humanity.
- Tower of Babel: Humanity's pride, origin of languages.
Religious Artifacts and Terms
- Ark of the Covenant: Chest holding the Ten Commandments.
- Covenant: A sacred agreement between God and His people.
- Gentile: A non-Jewish person.
Christian Values
- Christ-like Love: Selfless, forgiving, and unconditional.
Jesus' Life and Teachings
- Stages of Jesus' Life: Infancy, Mission, Last Supper, Arrest/Crucifixion, Resurrection.
Gospels
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Synoptic Gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke (similar content).
- Mark: Suffering servant, persecuted Christians.
- Matthew: Fulfillment of Jewish prophecies, Jewish Christians.
- Luke: Compassionate savior, Gentiles.
- John: Divine Son of God, all Christians.
Sacraments and Virtues
- Eucharist: The body and blood of Christ in communion.
- Chastity: Living a pure life in thought, word, and action.
- Forgiveness: Letting go of resentment, showing mercy.
Types of Truth in the Bible
- Proverbial: Practical wisdom (e.g., Proverbs).
- Religious: Truths about God and faith.
- Moral: Guidelines for ethical behavior.
- Symbolic: Stories with deeper meanings.
- Historical: Accounts of events.
- Scientific: Limited, reflecting understanding of its time.
De-Creation Stories
- Adam and Eve: Humanity's fall through disobedience.
- Cain and Abel: The first murder, showing sin's impact.
Key Concepts
- Decision-Making Process: Seeing, Judging, Acting, Evaluating.
- Aspects of Being Human: Physical, emotional, social, and spiritual.
Prayer Forms
- Adoration: Praising God.
- Thanksgiving: Showing gratitude.
- Contrition: Asking for forgiveness.
- Supplication: Requesting help for self or others.
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Test your understanding of key biblical concepts and terms. This quiz covers various interpretations of the Bible, its development, and fundamental doctrines. Challenge yourself with questions on revelation, inspiration, and the divisions of the Bible.
