Unit 1 Review

Narratives that tell about the tribes of Israel, their early movements and rulers, and the breakup of the Kingdom of Israel

• Apocalyptic

• Historical

• Law

• Prophetic

• Wisdom

Codified collection of moral principles, guidelines, and expectations given to the chosen people by God (Israel)

• Apocalyptic

• Historical

• Law

• Prophetic

• Wisdom

Poetic religious hymns, stories, and wise advice often used to guide people in learning life lessons

• Apocalyptic

• Historical

• Law

• Prophetic

• Wisdom

The largest collection of books in the Old Testament, whose messengers delivered God’s warnings, judgements, and instructions to the people of Israel

• Apocalyptic

• Historical

• Law

• Prophetic

• Wisdom

Highly symbolic visions that were references to the coming judgment or intervention of God.

• Apocalyptic

• Historical

• Law

• Prophetic

• Wisdom

According to the Catholic understanding, what does it mean for God to be the author of Sacred Scripture?

• God dictated the words of Scripture to the authors

• God inspired human authors to write the sacred words

• God had no role in the writing of Scripture

• God literally penned the words of Scripture

Deuterocanonical literally means:

• "of the second canon"

• "of secondary importance"

• "of the only canon"

• "the canon according to the law"

This term is used to describe God's presence and work throughout all of human history.

• Magisterium

• Cycle of sin and redemption

• Salvation History

• Sacred Tradition

The Jewish people traditionally divided the books of the Hebrew Bible into three distinct sections: The Law, the Prophets, and The Writings (History/Wisdom).

• True

• False

Why is the arrangement of the books in the Hebrew Bible not chronological?

• The books were edited and revised over time

• The books were not written in chronological order

• The events in earlier books don’t always take place before the events in later books

• All of the above