Grade 6 Quiz #1 (Sessions 6 & 7)

What aspect of Scripture is inerrant (not capable of being wrong)?

• Every scientific detail

• Only the words spoken by Jesus

• The truths necessary for salvation

• None; it was written by fallible humans

When is a truth not absolute?

• When someone disagrees with it

• When someone’s feelings are hurt by it

• When someone does not understand it

• None of the above - True things are true always and everywhere

What does all Scripture have in common?

• It is divinely inspired

• It was written after Christ’s death

• It was written in Hebrew

• None of it uses figurative language to convey truths

In which literary style is the Bible written?

• Poetry

• Historical account

• Genealogy

• All of the above

What does "ruah" literally translate to, and what does it mean in context?

• “Mighty wind”; the Holy Spirit inspiring a human author

• “Mighty wind”; God’s presence before creation

• “Clap of thunder”; the Holy Spirit inspiring a human author

• “Clap your hands”; God is a fan of Taylor Swift

What does the literal sense of Scripture deal with?

• The plain meaning of the author’s words

• Deep truths about the nature of God

• The ultimate fate of our souls

• The laws of Jewish and Christian life

What does the allegorical sense of Scripture deal with?

• The Gospels

• Events that did not actually happen

• Old Testament events that foreshadow Christ

• The parables of Christ

What does the moral sense of Scripture deal with?

• How God created and sustains the world

• How Christians should live their lives

• The lives of the Saints

• Deep truths about the nature of God

What does the anagogical sense of Scripture deal with?

• Deep truths about the nature of God

• Old testament events that foreshadow Christ

• The ultimate fate of our souls

• The lives of the Saints

Under what sense of Scripture do the Commandments and Beatitudes fall under?

• Literal

• Allegorical

• Moral

• Anagogical