Quiz 2 Review

St Jerome's Latin translation of the Bible

• Septuagint
• Vulgate
• Old Testament
• New Testament

The doctrine that the books of the Bible are free from error regarding the truth God wants to reveal.

• Biblical canon
• Biblical correctness
• Biblical inerrancy
• All of the above

Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the synthesis in written form of the message of salvation.

• Divine Revelation
• Divine Inspiration
• oral tradition
• written tradition

The handing on of the message of God's saving plan through spoken word.

• Divine Revelation
• Divine Inspiration
• oral tradition
• written tradition

The divine assistance the Holy Spirit gave the human authors of the Bible so they could write in human words the saving message of God.

• Divine Revelation
• Divine Inspiration
• oral tradition
• written tradition

A critical interpretation and explanation of a biblical text is called

• scholastic theology
• fundamental approach
• literal sense
• biblical exegesis

When interpreting the Bible in the _____ sense, we are looking for the deeper meaning in how the scripture points to our eternal life.

• Literal
• anagoglical
• allegorical
• moral

The collection of books the church recognizes as the inspired word of God; Greek word meaning rule or standard

• biblical exegesis
• oral tradition
• canon
• written tradition

God's self-communication through which He makes known the mystery of his divine plan.

• Divine Revelation
• Divine Inspiration
• Apostolic Succession
• Magisterium

The living, teaching body of the Church consisting of the bishops working in communion with the Pope.

• Apostolic Succession
• Fathers of the Church
• Magisterium
• Biblical canon