Ch 6 Revelation Vocabulary

God's communication of himself, by which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan.

• Revelation

• Doctrine

• Testament

• Apocrypha

Name given to the two major parts of the Bible.

• Old and New Testament

• Doctrine and Faith

• Scripture and Tradition

• Canon and Apocrypha

The oral preaching of the apostles is conserved and handed on as the deposit of faith.

• Tradition

• Revelation

• Scripture

• Doctrine

Method of Scriptural interpretation in which the author intends precisely what he was inspired to write.

• Literal Sense

• Typological Sense

• Allegorical Sense

• Moral Sense

The Church's complete list of sacred books of the Bible.

• Canon

• Apocrypha

• Testament

• Doctrine

Hebrew meaning 'vision' or 'revelation interpreted.'

• Prophecy

• Apocrypha

• Testament

• Revelation

Sacred Scripture.

• Bible

• Doctrine

• Tradition

• Apocrypha

An avid, contentious student and/or teacher of Jewish religious law.

• Rabbi

• Pharisee

• Scribe

• Apostle

Readings of the Old Testament which discerns in God's works of what he accomplished in Jesus Christ.

• Typological Sense

• Literal Sense

• Moral Sense

• Allegorical Sense

Revealed teachings of Christ which are proclaimed by the fullest extent of the exercise of the Church's Magisterium.

• Doctrine

• Tradition

• Scripture

• Revelation