Chapter 1 Key Words and the Bible

What is "God's making himself known to us"

• Divine Inspiration

• Divine Revelation

• Blessed Trinity

• Sacred Scripture

What is "the Three Persons in One God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit"?

• Divine Revelation

• Bible

• Sacred Tradition

• Blessed Trinity

God's Revelation is handed down through the Bible and Tradition. What is the Bible?

• Written record of God's Revelation and His Relationship with his people

• special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave to human writers

• Revelation of the Good News of Jesus Christ as lived out in the Church...

• God's making himself known to us

God's Revelation is handed down through the Bible and Tradition. What is Tradition?

• Written record of God's Revelation and His Relationship with his people

• special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave to human writers

• Revelation of the Good News of Jesus Christ as lived out in the Church, past and present

• God's making himself known to us

The Apostles have handed on the message of the Bible and Tradition to the whole Church. The living, teaching office of the Church is called

• Tradition

• Bible

• Magisterium

• Divine Revelation

The Inspiration of the Holy Spirit guaranteed that human writers wrote the Bible without error. What is Divine Inspiration?

• Written record of God's Revelation and His Relationship with his people

• special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave to human writers of the Bible

• Revelation of the Good News of Jesus Christ as lived out in the Church, past and present

• God's making himself known to us

How many books are in the Bible?

• forty-six (46)

• seventy-three (73)

• twenty-seven (27)

• seventy-six (76)

The Bible contains all kind of literary forms and is not just one book.

• True

• False

There are two parts of the Bible: the Old Testament and the New Testament.

• True

• False

When citing the Bible, we refer to the page numbers.

• True:

  we write the page number

• False:

  we refer to name of the book, the chapter of the book, and the verse of the chapter