How is the Bible Different from Other Books? (6-U2 Study Guide)

Foreshadow

• The official list of inspired books that appear in the bible

• A writing style of Scripture

• A sacred unbreakable bond of family relationship.

• To show, warn of, or indicate a future event before it happens.

inspiration

• Being freed from the power and effects of sin

• A title for Jesus Christ and a title for Scripture

• The human authors of Scripture were guided by God through the Holy Spirit in their writing.

• A staff or baton held by a king that represents kingly authority

Ruah

• Everything that God made.

• The meaning of Scripture and the events described in it.

• The Hebrew word for "breath" and "spirit".

• The Hebrew word for prophet.

narrative

• A writing style that records family ancestries.

• A writing style that shows the increase in the number of people included in each covenant.

• A writing style of Scripture that uses short stories that communicate layers of truth.

• A writing style that tells a story in a straightforward way, recounting some event or story of an important person in Israel's history. One of the writing styles of Scripture.

Law

• A writing style of Scripture that tells a story in a straightforward way.

• A writing style that explains the person God chose to represent all those entering into a Covenant with Him.

• A writing style of Scripture that are mostly contained in the first five books of the Old Testament (Pentateuch) that communicates how best to love God and each other.

• A writing style of Scripture that uses artistic and metaphorical language to communicate basic truths about God and human nature.

Prophecy

• A writing style of Scripture that foretells the consequences of the current course of action of the people of Israel and calls them to repentance and right worship of God.

• Breath or Spirit

• An external representation of the interior reality occurring within a covenant.

• Authority or rule

Poetry

• A writing style of Scripture that uses metaphorical and artistic language to communicate basic truths about God and Human nature

• A writing style of Scripture that uses short stories that communicate layers of truth

• A writing style of Scripture that uses the increase in the number of people included in each covenant, and God's family, throughout Salvation History.

• A writing style of scripture that records family ancestries and reveals important family connections between individuals in the Bible

Wisdom/Proverbs

• A writing style of Scripture that writes about a ferocious sea monster and describes the people who the serpent tempted

• A writing style of Scripture that comments on the human condition using learned, quotable sayings. They offer advice for a wide range of topics and situations

• A writing style of Scripture that explains how God is all powerful , all-knowing, and goes beyond his creation

• A writing style of Scripture that uses an external representation of the interior reality occurring within a covenant.

Parable

• A writing style of Scripture that are letters written by St. Paul

• A writing style of Scripture that is mostly used in the first five books of the Bible.

• A writing style of Scripture that uses metaphorical and artistic language to communicate basic truths about God and human nature

• A writing style of Scripture that uses short stories that communicate layers of truth.

Genealogy

• A writing style of Scripture that shows, warns of, or indicates a future event before it happens

• A writing style of Scripture that records family ancestries and reveals important family connections between individuals in the Bible

• A writing style of Scripture that records sacred unbreakable bonds of family relationships

• A writing style of Scripture that communicates truths about God and our salvation through visions.