Unit 3 Assessment

The coherence of the truths of the Faith among themselves and within the whole plan of revelation; the unity that exists in all Catholic teaching.

• Anagogical Sense
• Analogy of Faith
• Literal Sense
• Sacred Tradition

We need to read Scripture passages not just in their original historical context, but also in the context of the entirety of Scripture and all the truths of the Faith.

• True
• False

The various meanings of the Scripture text; multiple lenses or multiple layers of meaning

• Biblical Interpretations
• Criticisms
• Moral Senses
• Senses of Scripture

The most direct meaning of the Scriptural Text intended by the author.

• The allegorical sense
• The literal sense
• The moral sense
• The spiritual sense

On which sense of Scripture does the Catechism state all other senses are based?

• The anagogical sense
• The spiritual sense
• The common sense
• The literal sense

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

• The allegorical sense
• The literal sense
• The moral sense
• The spiritual sense

This sense connects the Old and New Testaments by showing how events in the Old Testament prefigure the fulfillment of God’s plan in Christ.

• The allegorical sense
• The anagogical sense
• The literal sense
• The moral sense

This sense reveals what the events in Scripture show us about acting justly and living a moral life.

• The allegorical sense
• The anagogical sense
• The literal sense
• The moral sense

This sense points us to Heaven, our ultimate destiny

• The allegorical sense
• The anagogical sense
• The literal sense
• The moral sense

Which of the following must we consider when we read Scripture?

• The literary context
• The senses of Scripture
• Sacred Tradition
• All of these.