Understanding Biblical Terms and Concepts

What is the Septuagint?

• A 4th-century Latin translation of the Bible

• A 2nd century BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible

• A collection of New Testament writings

• A modern English version of the Bible

What does the term "inerrant" refer to in the context of the Bible?

• The Bible is a collection of myths

• The Bible is free from error

• The Bible is only partially true

• The Bible is a historical document

What is the Canon in the context of the Bible?

• A type of ancient weapon

• A list of banned books

• The official list of inspired books of the Bible

• A collection of religious songs

What does "Deuterocanonical" mean?

• First canon

• Second canon

• Hidden books

• Lost scriptures

Who is considered the true author of the Bible according to the doctrine of inspiration?

• Moses

• St. Jerome

• God

• King James

What is the Vulgate?

• A modern English translation of the Bible

• A 4th-century Latin translation of the Bible

• A collection of apocryphal texts

• A Greek version of the New Testament

What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?

• New Testament manuscripts found in Egypt

• Old Testament manuscripts discovered near the Dead Sea

• A collection of medieval European texts

• A set of ancient Roman laws

What does the Greek word "Kerygma" mean?

• To write

• To hide

• To proclaim

• To translate

What is the Apocrypha?

• A section of the Bible containing hidden messages

• A collection of seven additional Old Testament books

• A list of banned religious texts

• A set of New Testament letters

What is Oral Tradition?

• The process of writing down stories

• The process of sharing stories by word of mouth

• The process of translating texts

• The process of hiding texts