6th Unit 2 Review

What is the study of how people, places, things, or ideas earlier in salvation history foreshadow or point to a later person, place, thing, or idea in salvation history?

• Narrative

• Typology

• Prophecy

• Parable

Which writing style of the Bible uses metaphorical and artistic language to communicate basic truths about God and human nature?

• Narrative

• Poetry

• Law

• Wisdom/Proverbs

What is the purpose of the prophetic writings of the Bible?

• To tell a straightforward story

• To communicate how to best love God

• To foretell the consequences of the current course of action

• To provide learned, quotable sayings

Who inspired the human authors of the Sacred Books of the Bible?

• The Apostles

• The Holy Spirit

• The Prophets

• The Disciples

What type of stories communicate layers of truth in the Bible?

• Parables

• Narratives

• Epistles

• Prophecies

What is the purpose of Sacred Tradition in understanding the Bible?

• To replace the Bible as the only source of truth

• To clarify misunderstandings we may have

• To ignore the teachings of the Church

• To provide historical context only

What is one way the Church suggests we interpret Scripture?

• By ignoring the living Tradition of the Church

• By reading it without any guidance

• By being attentive to the analogy of faith

• By focusing only on the literal sense

What does the Allegorical Sense help us understand?

• The literal meaning of the words

• How to act in a right way

• How events of the Old Testament foreshadow Jesus Christ

• Our final destiny

How do the Old and New Testaments relate to each other?

• They are completely separate and unrelated

• The New Testament replaces the Old Testament

• They form an organic unity and help us understand each other

• The Old Testament is no longer important

What is a key difference between a Covenant and a Contract?

• A Covenant is temporary, while a Contract is permanent

• A Covenant is a sacred, permanent bond of family relationship

• A Contract includes a mediator, a promise, a sign, and a progression

• A Contract is always unbreakable