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How does the understanding of 'Biblical Inerrancy' primarily influence a believer's interpretation of scripture?
How does the understanding of 'Biblical Inerrancy' primarily influence a believer's interpretation of scripture?
- It encourages a symbolic reading of all biblical passages.
- It suggests that the Bible is only accurate in its historical accounts.
- It leads to a literal interpretation, especially regarding faith and salvation. (correct)
- It promotes the acceptance of contradictions within the biblical narrative.
Considering the distinct focuses of the Gospels, how might one explain differences in their accounts of the same event?
Considering the distinct focuses of the Gospels, how might one explain differences in their accounts of the same event?
- The Gospel writers were writing for different audiences and emphasizing different aspects of Jesus' ministry. (correct)
- Each Gospel writer had a different level of access to historical sources.
- Some Gospel writers embellished their stories to appeal to more readers.
- The Gospels originally contained identical accounts, but were altered through translations.
In what way does the concept of 'Apostolic Succession' affect the structure and authority within the Church?
In what way does the concept of 'Apostolic Succession' affect the structure and authority within the Church?
- It reinforces the role of personal interpretation over institutional guidance.
- It establishes a direct line of authority from the Apostles to current bishops. (correct)
- It provides historical context but does not grant specific authority.
- It allows individual churches to interpret scripture independently.
How does understanding the term 'Synoptic' aid in the study of the Gospels?
How does understanding the term 'Synoptic' aid in the study of the Gospels?
What role do miracles play in understanding Jesus' ministry, according to the Gospels?
What role do miracles play in understanding Jesus' ministry, according to the Gospels?
In the context of biblical studies, how does 'exegesis' contribute to a deeper understanding of scripture?
In the context of biblical studies, how does 'exegesis' contribute to a deeper understanding of scripture?
Considering the literary diversity within the Bible, how should one approach interpreting a poetic passage compared to a historical narrative?
Considering the literary diversity within the Bible, how should one approach interpreting a poetic passage compared to a historical narrative?
How can the message of the Parable of the Lost Sheep be applied to contemporary social issues?
How can the message of the Parable of the Lost Sheep be applied to contemporary social issues?
In the context of the Acts of the Apostles, what factors contributed to the spread of the Gospel message beyond Jerusalem?
In the context of the Acts of the Apostles, what factors contributed to the spread of the Gospel message beyond Jerusalem?
Considering the emphasis on Jesus’ compassion in the Gospel of Luke, how might this Gospel uniquely portray the concept of evangelization?
Considering the emphasis on Jesus’ compassion in the Gospel of Luke, how might this Gospel uniquely portray the concept of evangelization?
Flashcards
Author of the Bible?
Author of the Bible?
Inspired by God, written by various human authors.
Catholic Old Testament books?
Catholic Old Testament books?
46 books.
Protestant Bible books?
Protestant Bible books?
66 books (39 Old Testament, 27 New Testament).
Who wrote most of the Letters in the New Testament?
Who wrote most of the Letters in the New Testament?
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What is Evangelization?
What is Evangelization?
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Gospel of compassion?
Gospel of compassion?
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Main purpose of Gospels?
Main purpose of Gospels?
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Who wrote Acts of the Apostles?
Who wrote Acts of the Apostles?
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Biblical Inerrancy?
Biblical Inerrancy?
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The greatest commandment?
The greatest commandment?
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Study Notes
- The Bible is inspired by God, with various human authors contributing to its writing.
- The Catholic Old Testament consists of 46 books.
- The Protestant Bible contains 66 books, with 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament.
- St. Paul wrote most of the Letters in the New Testament.
- Evangelization is spreading the message of Jesus Christ.
- Luke's Gospel focuses on Jesus’ compassion for the poor.
- The Gospels aim to share the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
- Luke wrote the Acts of the Apostles.
- Biblical Inerrancy" is the belief that the Bible is free from error in matters of faith and salvation.
- The greatest commandment: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind" and "Love your neighbor as yourself."
- The parable of the lost sheep illustrates God’s love and willingness to bring sinners back.
- The Bible is a collection of historical, poetic, prophetic, and wisdom writings.
- The story of the Good Samaritan is in the Gospel of Luke.
- Revelation" means the unveiling of divine truths, especially in the last book of the Bible.
- Matthew, Mark, and Luke are the Synoptic Gospels because they share similar content and structure.
- Miracles demonstrate God's power, love, and Jesus' divinity.
- "Passion" refers to the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.
- Exegesis is the critical interpretation of Scripture.
- In the parable of the lost sheep, Jesus or God represents the shepherd.
- The two greatest commandments: Love God and love your neighbor.
- The Gospel message spreads from Jerusalem to the ancient world in the Acts of the Apostles.
- The Gospel of John was written last.
- Apostolic Succession is the passing of authority from the Apostles to bishops.
- Gospel means "Good news."
- Synoptic means "Seeing together," describing the similar structure of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
Miracles
- Healing, exorcisms, nature miracles, raising the dead are types of miracles.
- Jesus heals the blind man as an example of a miracle.
Gospels
- Matthew focuses on Jesus as the Jewish Messiah.
- Mark is the shortest and most action-packed Gospel.
- Luke emphasizes Jesus’ compassion.
- John is more theological and symbolic.
Parables
- Parables teach lessons about the Kingdom of God, forgiveness, and love.
- The Prodigal Son teaches about God’s mercy.
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