Unit 3 Test

Writings that contain some of the oldest known versions of Old Testament books.

• Textual Criticism         

              

• Dead Sea Scrolls

• Spiritual Sense   

•  Source Criticism

The meaning of the Scripture text that is intended by the sacred author.

• Literal Sense 

• Exegesis 

• Targumim

• Dead Sea Scrolls

The practice of Medieval biblical scholars of including comments in the margins of their Bibles.

• Encyclical

• Types  

• Catena         

• Analogy of Faith

A supposed lost collection of Jesus' sayings believed to have been used by the authors of Matthew, Mark, and Luke's Gospels.

• Spiritual Sense

• Textual Criticism 

• Dead Sea Scrolls  

• “Q” Source                  

         

People or things in the Old Testament that foreshadow people or things in the New Testament.

• Encyclical   

• Types   

• Analogy of Faith       

• Catena

The meaning of the Scripture text that reveals the inner unity of God's plan through the realities and events of Scripture.

• Textual Criticism  

• Dead Sea Scrolls    

• Source Criticism

•        Spiritual Sense

The coherence of the truths of the Faith among themselves and within the whole plan of revelation.

• Types 

• Encyclical    

• Analogy of Faith

• Catena       

A pastoral letter written by the pope and sent to the whole Church and even the whole world.

• Encyclical

• Catena   

• Literal Sense

• Exegesis 

The name given to the analysis of early manuscripts of Scripture to establish the text's earliest form.

• Textual Criticism     

• Spiritual Sense 

•     Source Criticism

• Dead Sea Scrolls  

Aramaic paraphrases of the Old Testament originating from around the time of Christ.

• Exegesis  

•       Targumim

• “Q” Source

• Textual Criticism