Canon

• the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah

• a heresy that taught salvation came from secret knowledge

• the official list of inspired books of the Bible

• means that the Bible is without error in matters of Revelation

• the process used by scholars to discover the meaning of Scripture

Inerrancy

• the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah

• a heresy that taught salvation came from secret knowledge

• the official list of inspired books of the Bible

• means that the Bible is without error in matters of Revelation

• the process used by scholars to discover the meaning of Scripture

Pentateuch

• the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah

• a heresy that taught salvation came from secret knowledge

• the official list of inspired books of the Bible

• means that the Bible is without error in matters of Revelation

• the process used by scholars to discover the meaning of Scripture

Exegesis

• the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah

• a heresy that taught salvation came from secret knowledge

• the official list of inspired books of the Bible

• means that the Bible is without error in matters of Revelation

• the process used by scholars to discover the meaning of Scripture

Gnostic

• the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah

• a heresy that taught salvation came from secret knowledge

• the official list of inspired books of the Bible

• means that the Bible is without error in matters of Revelation

• the process used by scholars to discover the meaning of Scripture

The Vulgate is

• Another name for the deuterocanonicals, used by Protestants

• A city near Nazareth that gives us a glimpse into the time and culture Jesus lived in

• A 4th century translation of the Bible to Latin

• A 132 BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament books

• Secular records that verify that people, places, and cultures in the Old Testament are historically true

The Dead Sea Scrolls are

• Secular records that verify that people, places, and cultures in the Old Testament are historically true

• A city near Nazareth that gives us a glimpse into the time and culture Jesus lived in

• A 4th century translation of the Bible to Latin

• Old Testament manuscripts discovered in a cave

• Another name for the deuterocanonicals, used by Protestants

The Ebla Tablets are

• A 4th century translation of the Bible to Latin

• Secular records that verify that people, places, and cultures in the Old Testament are historically true

• A 132 BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament books

• A city near Nazareth that gives us a glimpse into the time and culture Jesus lived in

• Another name for the deuterocanonicals, used by Protestants

The Septuagint is

• Secular records that verify that people, places, and cultures in the Old Testament are historically true

• A 132 BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament books

• Another name for the deuterocanonicals, used by Protestants

• A city near Nazareth that gives us a glimpse into the time and culture Jesus lived in

• A 4th century translation of the Bible to Latin

The Apocrypha are

• A city near Nazareth that gives us a glimpse into the time and culture Jesus lived in

• A 4th century translation of the Bible to Latin

• Another name for the deuterocanonicals, used by Protestants

• A 132 BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament books

• Secular records that verify that people, places, and cultures in the Old Testament are historically true