G4-6 CVE Lectio Divina ACTIVITY

What does 'lectio divina' mean in Latin?

• Spiritual study

• Sacred text

• Holy writing

• Divine reading

Which tradition does lectio divina trace back to?

• Hebraic tradition

• Roman tradition

• Egyptian tradition

• Greek tradition

What is the main focus of lectio divina?

• Understanding the historical context

• Memorizing the text

• Analyzing the grammar

• Listening with the heart

How is lectio divina different from studying Scripture?

• It focuses on memorization

• It involves group discussions

• It requires writing essays

• The Bible passage 'studies us'

What is the first step in practicing lectio divina?

• Pray for guidance

• Discuss with a group

• Write down your thoughts

• Select a passage of the Bible

What should you do after the first reading of the passage?

• Read a commentary

• Be silent for a minute or two

• Write a summary

• Discuss with a friend

During the second reading, what should you be aware of?

• The length of the passage

• Words or phrases that stand out

• The grammar of the text

• The historical context

What should you do during the third reading?

• Stop at the word or phrase that touched you

• Discuss with a group

• Read the entire passage quickly

• Write a poem about the passage

What is the purpose of the 'Pondering' step?

• To discuss with others

• To memorize the passage

• To reflect on the phrase that moved you

• To write a summary

What question should you turn into a prayer during lectio divina?

• How can I memorize this passage?

• What is the word you have for me in this passage, God?

• What is the grammar structure?

• What is the historical context?