Unit 3 Vocab (Scripture)

an interpretation or analysis of scriptural texts

• catena

• analogy of faith

• literal sense

• exegesis

the name given to the method of Scripture analysis that considers the historical context of Scripture

• exegesis

• historical-critical method

• literal-critical method

• sense of Scripture

the practice of Medieval biblical scholars of including comments from the early Church Fathers and other important teachers in the margins and between the lines of their bibles

• dei verbum

• catena

• types

• exegesis

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

• dei verbum

• catena

• types

• exegesis

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

• senses of scripture

• catena

• exegesis

• analogy of faith

the various meanings of the Scripture text

• Senses of Scripture

• literal sense

• analogy of faith

• spiritual sense

the meaning that comes directly from the Scripture text and is intended by the sacred author

• Senses of Scripture

• literal sense

• analogy of faith

• spiritual sense

the meaning of the Scripture text that reveals that inner unity of God's pan through the realities and events of Scripture, which are signs God uses to point to deeper meaning

• Senses of Scripture

• literal sense

• analogy of faith

• spiritual sense

a pastoral letter written by the pope and sent to the whole Church and even to the whole world, to express Church teaching on some important matter

• targumin

• encyclical

• exegesis

• types

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

• source criticism

• literal sense

• textual criticism

• spiritual sense