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Core 1 Final Study Guide

Total questions: 158

Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This kind of biblical criticism is concerned with the type of literary genre in which a passage is written.

a)

Form Criticism

b)

Historical Criticism

c)

Redaction Criticism

d)

Source Criticism

2.

This kind of biblical criticism is concerned with where the author gets his material.

a)

Form Criticism

b)

Historical Criticism

c)

Redaction Criticism

d)

Source Criticism

3.

St. Jerome translated the Bible into

a)

Greek

b)

Hebrew

c)

Aramaic

d)

Latin

4.

The 7 Greek books excluded from the Jewish canon but included in the Catholic canon are called the ______ texts.

a)

Vulgate

b)

Deuterocanonical

c)

Canon

d)

Vulgate

5.

God conveyed the truths necessary to our salvation through the Bible. Therefore, these truths are ____.

a)

inspired

b)

encouraged

c)

innerrant

d)

forced

6.

The Bible is relevant for us today because it is the _____ Word of God.

a)

literal

b)

inspired

c)

inerrant

d)

living

7.

The standard list of books recognized by a religious community to be genuine and inspired is known as a

a)

Testament

b)

Vulgate

c)

canon

d)

Trdaition

8.

Biblical scholars use _____ to determine the literal sense of the Bible.

a)

Literalism

b)

Apochrypha

c)

Redaction

d)

Exegesis

9.

Which word describes how God authored Sacred Scripture?

a)

Living

b)

Inspired

c)

Inerrant

d)

Anagogical

10.

Source Criticism -

a)

Using a source to complain

b)

A study used to determine where certain context was found.

c)

An analysis of what the author wanted to say when they wrote the text.

d)

The study used to determine what sources the Gospel writers used to compose their works

11.
Textual Critisixm - 
a)
A Scriptive study that looks to the early manuscripts of the biblical texts. 
b)
A study that creates the text of certain documents. 
c)
A study that looks at the literary forms in the Bible. 
12.
Historical Critisicm - 
a)
An analysis that tries to understand what the author wanted to say when they wrote their text. 
b)
A criticism that analizes different historical forms of a text. 
13.
Form Criticism - 
a)
Literary criticism that analizes different literary forms in the bible. 
b)
A criticism that checks the form of the original writting. 
14.
The Gospel was handed down both orally and in writing.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
The teaching authority of the Church
a)
Sacred Tradition
b)
Magisterium
c)
Holy See
d)
Dogma
16.
The way God communicates knowledge of himself.  A self-communication realized by His actions and words over time, most fully by his sending His Divine Son, Jesus Christ.
a)
Divine Revelation
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Sacred Tradition
d)
Natural Revelation
17.
The written record of divine revelation found in the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
a)
Sacred Scripture
b)
Sacred Tradition
c)
Natural Revelation
d)
Divine Revelation
18.
_________ looks at the entire Bible as a whole in the light of its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
a)
Allegorical Sense
b)
Literal Sense
c)
Anagogical Sense
d)
Moral Sense
19.
The ______ is the meaning of the Biblical passage as it is written discovered by sound interpretation 
a)
Literal Sense
b)
Allegorical Sense
c)
Moral Sense
d)
Anagogical Sense
20.
The _____ of Scripture is intended to help us to live a good life and to act justly on behalf of God.
a)
Moral Sense
b)
Literal Sense
c)
Anagogical Sense
d)
Allegorical Sense
21.
The _____ reads Scripture in the light of our final goal of Heaven and help us to achieve that goal.
a)
Anagogical Sense
b)
Allegorical Sense
c)
Literal Sense
d)
Moral Sense
22.
Not an example of a historical book:
a)
Isaiah
b)
Ruth
c)
Joshua
d)
Ezra
23.
All of these are examples of Widsom books except:
a)
Sirach
b)
Psalms
c)
Job
d)
Jonah
24.
What form did many of the books of the Old Testament begin as:
a)
Oral tradition
b)
Hebrew Scrolls
c)
One large book
d)
Poetry
25.
The “fathers of the faith”, male rulers, elders or leaders. Example: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
a)
Patriarchs
b)
Priests
c)
Prophets
d)
Principles
26.
Is a mediator who speaks for God. Delivers the message that God wants to speak to the people of each time.
a)
Priest
b)
King
c)
Prophet
d)
Judge
27.
Literally means "to fall short of the mark" is the word for our selfish rejection of God's plan for our happiness.
a)
Sin
b)
Concupiscence
c)
Lust
d)
Lapse
28.
The son of Abraham.
a)
Isaac
b)
Jacob
c)
Joseph
d)
Joshua
29.
The Bible is filled with _____ which are solemn binding promises between persons or peoples.
a)
Contracts
b)
Convents
c)
Covenants
d)
Oaths
30.
The state of we inherit (are born into) where we are removed from grace and have a damaged nature that is inclined to sin is called ____.
a)
Original Sin
b)
Original Justice
c)
Original Holiness
d)
Original Innocence
31.
Process of handing things down by word of mouth. How many of the books of the Bible began.
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Canon
c)
Divine Revelation
d)
Divine Inspiration
32.
Which sense of Scripture is the starting point? 
a)
Literal
b)
Spiritual 
c)
Anagogical 
d)
Moral
33.
The Bible should be taken as a history or science book
a)
True
b)
False
34.
The Bible is focused in _______ truths
a)
Religious
b)
Scientific
c)
Historical
d)
Not this one
35.
The Catholic Church fears scientific and historical studies
a)
True
b)
False
36.
These people take every part of the Bible literally
a)
Fundamentalists
b)
Bible scholars
c)
Religion teachers
d)
Priests
37.
Scholars use biblical _______ to study the Bible
a)
criticism 
b)
dictionaries
c)
commentaries
d)
scrolls
38.
This criticism finds out where the authors got their material
a)
Source
b)
Historical
c)
Redaction 
d)
Form
39.
Which of the following is not an example of a literary genre found in the Bible?
a)
novel
b)
law 
c)
history
d)
genealogy
40.
Someone who performs exegesis is called an ______________.
a)
Exegenius
b)
Exegetioner
c)
Exegete
d)
Exegetionist
41.

Truths contained in Divine Revelation or additional truths connected with those in Divine Revelation

a)

Sensus fidei

b)

Agnostic

c)

Dogmas

42.

The story of God's saving action in human history.

a)

Dogmas

b)

Apostolic Tradition

c)

Salvation History

43.
Who wrote the Bible?
a)
Only God
b)
Only humans
c)
Only Angels
d)
God and humans
44.
What does the word 'Bible' mean?
a)
Holy
b)
Books
c)
Story
45.
A _____ is a binding agreement between human beings or between God and people
a)
Covenant
b)
Oath
c)
Vow
d)
Pinky Swear
46.
The process by which God makes himself known through the natural and created order
a)
Natural revelation
b)
Biblical revelation
c)
Divine revelation
d)
none of these
47.
The fullness of God's revelation (the most complete way God shows us who he is)
a)
Jesus
b)
Leading the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt
c)
Creation
d)
The flood
48.
God calls individuals into relationship with him by using their unique gifts and talents in his service. This process is called
a)
Vocation
b)
Salvation
c)
Inspiration
d)
Revelation
49.
The use of philosophical methods to better understand revealed truth. Goal is to present the understanding of revealed truth in a logical and systematic form
a)
Scholastic Theology
b)
Vocation
c)
Dogma
d)
Divine Inspiration
50.
Refers to the forgiveness of sins and assurance of permanent union with God, attained for us through the Paschal Mystery
a)
Vocation
b)
Salvation
c)
Desire
d)
Incarnation
51.
What makes up the Deposit of Faith?
a)
Sacred Scripture and Teachings
b)
Sacred Scripture and  Sacred Tradition
c)
Sacred Scripture and Customs
d)
Sacred Scripture and Magisterium
52.
What is another name for the Bible
a)
Tradition
b)
Sacred scripture
c)
The Old Testament
d)
Divine Revelation
53.
Any Manifestation of God that enriches human understanding of Him
a)
Revelation
b)
Theophany
c)
Inerrancy
d)
Canon
54.
God's self-communication to humanity
a)
Faith
b)
Omnipotence
c)
Revelation
d)
Magisterium
55.
God reveals himself to humanity progressively and in stages.
a)
True
b)
False
56.

What religious truths can we know through reason?

a)

That we are created and God leaves us alone

b)

When we seek God he will find us

c)

God is not dead

d)

Through reason, we can know that God exists; we can know many of his attributes; and we can know the moral law by which he wants us to live.

57.

What is conscience?

a)

A branch of science

b)

Of our use of reason to discern good choices from evil; and of determining how well we are obeying the moral law

c)

It's a little devil and an angel on our shoulder telling us what is right and wrong

d)

It is a form of thinking in which we discover who God is.

58.

The transmission of the truths that Jesus Christ taught. Passing on the Gospel message.

a)

Bible

b)

Deposit of faith

c)

Sacred Tradition

d)

Sacred Scripture

59.

The sin of the first human beings, who disobeyed God's command by choosing to follow their own will.

a)

Mortal Sin

b)

Original Sin

c)

Abstract Sin

d)

Venial Sin

60.

The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension.

a)

Salvation History

b)

Pascal Salvation

c)

Paschal Mystery

d)

None of these

61.

The heritage of faith contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

a)

Sacred Revelation

b)

Deposit of Faith

c)

Deposit of Salvation

d)

Salvation History

62.

The authority of the original Apostles is passed on to their successors, the bishops of the Church.

a)

Apostolic Authority

b)

History of Commandments

c)

Apostolic History

d)

Apostolic Succession

63.

Adam and Eve

a)

Mentioned in Genesis

b)

Beginning of Salvation History

c)

Talked about in story regarding Original sin

d)

All of these

64.

Tendency to sin

a)

Concupiscence

b)

Temptation

c)

Concupid

d)

Conscience

65.

Central mystery of our faith. Father, Son, Holy Spirit

a)

Trinity

b)

Sacred Scripture

c)

Mary

d)

Moses

66.
Who did God give the 10 Commandments to?
a)
Abraham
b)
Moses
c)
David
d)
Solomon
67.
Called the Father of faith. God promised he would have land and many descendents.
a)
Abraham
b)
Isaac
c)
Jacob
d)
Moses
68.
The word meaning "to become flesh" and refers to the mystery of Jesus Christ becoming man.
a)
trinity
b)
Paschal Mystery
c)
incarnation
d)
Divine Revelation
69.

The First Mover fails to describe

a)

St. Thomas Aquinas

b)

God

c)

The second mover

d)

The love of the cross

70.

Theologians of the early Church that proclaimed teachings based on scripture and the experiences of the Apostles

a)

Church Fathers

b)

Martyrs

c)

Priest

d)

Deacons

71.

What is the first sign of wisdom?

a)

Math

b)

Concupiscence

c)

Fear of the Lord

d)

Jesus

72.

What is necessary for true love

a)

Sacred Scripture

b)

Sin

c)

Science

d)

Free Will

73.

Time period before the intervention of writing and recording of historical data

a)

Primeval History

b)

World History

c)

Creation

d)

Primeval tradition

74.

A deliberate offense – in thought, word or deed – against the will of God

a)

Fall

b)

Choice

c)

Sin

d)

Concupiscence

75.
A serious transgression of a person’s relationship with God and neighbors. It
hinders an individual’s potential for love and eternal life.
a)
Mortal Sin
b)
Venial Sin
76.
Sin that is less serious and reparable by charity.
a)
Mortal Sin
b)
Venial Sin
77.
The Old Testament Books of Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, Sirach, and Wisdom.
a)
Wisdom Literature
b)
Divine Revelation
c)
Dogma
d)
Theophany
78.
The Blessed Trinity is made up of
a)
God the Father
b)
God the Son
c)
All of the Above
d)
God the Holy Spirit
79.
The Old Testament
a)
contains 46 Books
b)
contains 27 books
80.
The Old Testament discusses
a)
God's relationship with the people of Israel
b)
the story of Jesus
81.
What is another name for the Bible
a)
Tradition
b)
Sacred scripture
c)
The Old Testament
d)
Divine Revelation
82.
God's Revelation is full and complete in Jesus Christ.
a)
true
b)
false
83.
The Bible is called the Word of God
a)
true
b)
false
84.
Which books of the Bible contain the writings of the prophets who spoke God's word to the people of Israel
a)
Wisdom
b)
Historical
c)
Prophetic
d)
Pentateuch
85.

St. Thomas Aquinas describes God as the...

a)

First Mover

b)

Moved Mover

c)

Result of the Big Bang Theory

86.
God Desires to....
a)
know, hold, and love us
b)
hold, and love us
c)
punish, hurt, and torture us
d)
know, hold, and scare us
87.
God Reveals Himself to Us through all of the following except?
a)
Creation
b)
Thought
c)
Sin
d)
Though and Reason
88.
Saint Augustine of Hippo proposed four “objects” that we should love:
a)
God, neighbors, self, body
b)
God, nature, self, body
c)
God, neighbors, others, body
d)
God, neighbors, self, money
89.
True/False
Church Fathers saw God through “natural revelation” with humanity as the summit.
a)
True
b)
False
90.
True/False 
According to St. Augustine, some things created by God are insignificant, for example the tiny insects
a)
True
b)
False
91.
There is more to life than......
a)
what is experienced through the five senses only.
b)
we need
c)
God
d)
helping others
92.
Happiness is found only in a life fully committed to
a)
God
b)
Wealth
c)
Sports
d)
None of these
93.
Convergence of Probabilities
a)
Cardinal Newman
b)
Karl Rahner
c)
Thomas Aquinas
d)
St Augustine
94.
We know perfection because there is one all-perfect being, God. All-perfect God sets the infinite standards for wisdom and truth.
a)
Perfection
b)
Contingency
c)
Causality
d)
Intelligent Being
95.
Who inspired the human authors of the Bible to write what God wanted to reveal in the Bible?
a)
Jesus
b)
Holy Spirit
c)
St. Thomas Aquinas
d)
Pope John Paul II
96.
Whenever we find God it is because God is revealing himself to us.
a)
We don't find God rather we find God finding us.
b)
God is hard to find so we must not look to hard
c)
God is only there when we look for him
d)
God will find us and make us believe
97.
The New Testament in the Catholic Bible consists of ____ books
a)
46
b)
27
c)
73
d)
39
98.
Who led the Israelites into the Promised Land after Moses died?
a)
Gershom
b)
Aaron
c)
Gideon
d)
Joshua
99.
What is another name for the Torah?
a)
Numbesis
b)
Leveuteronomy
c)
Gexodus
d)
Pentateuch
100.
Passing on stories by word of mouth is known as what?
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Written Tradition
c)
Experience
d)
Aural Tradition
101.
How many books are in the Bible?
a)
66
b)
73
c)
46
d)
27
102.
What is the name of the Greek translation of the Old Testament that was done by 72 biblical scholars?
a)
Vulgate
b)
NABRE
c)
Septuagint
d)
The Greek Testament
103.
The descendants of Abraham and Sarah are known as what?
a)
Hebrew People
b)
Muslims
c)
Christians
d)
Samaritans
104.
The word "Torah" is Hebrew for what?
a)
Book
b)
Bible
c)
Law
d)
God
105.
What is the first group of books in the New Testament?
a)
Revelation
b)
Letters
c)
Acts
d)
Gospels
106.
What book of the Bible tells us of the Early years of the Church?
a)
Revelation
b)
Matthew
c)
Acts of the Apostles
d)
Mark
107.
The first book of the Christian Bible is:
a)
Genesis
b)
Matthew
c)
Revelations
d)
Prophets
108.
What is manna?
a)
A plant 
b)
Bread that God rains down from heaven
c)
Smoke used in religious ceremonies 
d)
An animal
109.
What did the Pharaoh decree for the Hebrew baby boys? 
a)
They should be killed. 
b)
They should be adopted.
c)
They should be sold to slave traders.
d)
They should be imprisoned. 
110.
Where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments from God?
a)
Mt. Diablo
b)
Mt. Sinai
c)
Mt. Olympus
d)
Mt. Nebo
111.
The escape of the Israelites from Egypt is called the ________.
a)
Exodus
b)
Nomads
c)
Great Migration
d)
Ten Commandments
112.
This group of people was a slave to the Egyptians.
a)
Levites
b)
Israelites
c)
Sadducees
d)
Pharisees
113.
He would not free the Israelites from slavery.
a)
Moses
b)
Levites
c)
Aaron
d)
the Pharaoh
114.
Who was the only female Judge?
a)
Delilah
b)
Deborah
c)
Jael
d)
Hannah
115.

How many judges were there?

a)

10

b)

11

c)

12

d)

7

116.
I constructed a great temple in the city of Jerusalem
a)
Moses
b)
Solomon
c)
David
d)
Abraham
117.
What was the name of the covenant that foretold the line of Jesus?
a)
Davidic Covenant
b)
Saulenian covenant
c)
Apostolic covenant
d)
none of these
118.

What did David fall to the ways of

a)

David fell prey to forgiveness and reconciliation.

b)

David fell prey to giving up leadership duties

c)

David fell prey to the ways of Sin, but always returned to the Lord with a repentant heart

d)

None of these

119.

What is a prophet?

a)

A person chosen by God to condemn others

b)

A person chosen by God to communicate a message of salvation on his behalf

c)

A person chosen by God to lead people to other lands

d)

A person chosen by God to tell the future

120.

Ezekiel had a vision of

a)

a fiery chariot

b)

a herd of sheep

c)

a great king

d)

a valley filled with bones.

121.

God commanded Ezekiel to eat the scroll because ..

a)

he was inviting him to feed on his holy word, his righteous law.

b)

he was punishing him

c)

he wanted him to hunger no more

d)

he was inviting him to write a book of the bible

122.

This prophet compared God to a potter and Israel to the clay object a potter molds

a)

Ezekiel

b)

Jeremiah

c)

Isaiah

d)

David

123.

This prophet wrote about the suffering servant

a)

Jeremiah

b)

Ezekiel

c)

Isaiah

d)

Baruch

124.

This biblical book recounts one human being’s struggle to make sense out of what seems to be unnecessary and undeserved suffering.

a)

Psalms

b)

Job

c)

Genesis

d)

Exodus

125.

This biblical book was the central teachings and prayers of Jesus

a)

Isaiah

b)

Revelation

c)

Psalms

d)

Acts

126.

This book of the bible proclaims that God’s ways are not ours, nor is his time line ours.

a)

Ecclesiastes

b)

Genesis

c)

Psalms

d)

The Gospels

127.

A collection of love poems that affirm the goodness of human sexuality and love. It lifts up the sanctity of human love and passion as gifts from God.

a)

Psalms

b)

Song of Songs

c)

Wisdom

d)

Genesis

128.

This book was written to encourage the Jews to remain faithful to the wisdom revealed in their history and tradition.

a)

Romans

b)

Exodus

c)

Psalms

d)

Wisdom

129.

A collection of poems and sayings representing wisdom from generations of Israelite history

a)

Psalms

b)

Wisdom

c)

Proverbs

d)

Hebrews

130.

"Good News"

a)

Messiah

b)

Gospels

c)

Genesis

d)

Jesus

131.
The core message of the Gospel that Jesus Christ is Lord:
a)
Kerygma
b)
Didache
c)
Law
d)
Precepts of the Church
132.
Which of the following are referred to as Synoptic Gospels?
a)
Matthew, Mark, and Luke
b)
Mark, Luke, and John
c)
Matthew, Luke, and John
d)
Matthew, Mark, and John
133.

Which of the following statements is true about the Quelle, or Q Source? Select two

a)

Luke and Matthew probably compiled their Gospels using the Gospel of Mark, as well as the Quelle, or Q Source

b)

The Quelle is a theoretical collection of ancient documents of the teachings of Jesus shared among the early followers of Christianity.

c)

The Q Source is a collection of documents written by Jesus Christ himself for his followers

134.
The Gospel of John presents Jesus as 
a)
teacher
b)
compassionate healer
c)
God incarnate
d)
suffering servant
135.
Why are the synoptic Gospels called that?
a)
They are similar in style and content
b)
They were all written in Synopia
c)
They are different in style and content
d)
They summarize Jesus’ teachings, rather than giving us details about his life.
136.
The Gospel of Matthew presents Jesus as 
a)
teacher
b)
compassionate healer
c)
God incarnate
d)
suffering servant
137.
Why do the Gospels hold a central place In all of Scripture?
a)
they are in the middle of the Bible
b)
Christ Jesus is their center
c)
everyone believes in the Gospels
d)
without knowing them a person could not be saved
138.
Though similar in content and structure, the synoptic Gospels differ because of their ________. 
a)
different education
b)
different relationship with Jesus
c)
different upbringing 
d)
different audiences
139.
The Gospel of Mark presents Jesus as 
a)
teacher
b)
compassionate healer
c)
God incarnate
d)
suffering servant
140.
The Gospel of Luke presents Jesus as 
a)
teacher
b)
compassionate healer
c)
God incarnate
d)
suffering servant
141.
What is Parousia?
a)
Paradise
b)
Hell
c)
Radical Islam
d)
The second coming of Jesus
142.
Heretical group that says salvation comes from secret knowledge.
a)
Essenes
b)
Donatists
c)
Gnostics
d)
Pelagians
143.
1.  According to the CCC, our inner longing for God is written in _____.
a)
The Brain
b)
Our livers
c)
Torah
d)
Our hearts
144.
This mystery describes the work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
a)
Paschal
b)
Transubstantiation
c)
Luminous
d)
Transfiguration
145.
collection of books that are the inspired word of God
a)
canon
b)
dogma
c)
epistle
d)
liturgy
146.
An appearance or manifestation of God, as when he "appeared" to Moses in a burning bush.
a)
theophany
b)
prehistory
c)
concupiscence
d)
Incarnation
147.
In chapter 22 of Genesis, God asks Abraham for an ultimate sacrifice. This ultimate sacrifice was to represent that Abraham had put aside all doubts in God. What was the sacrifice?
a)
Isaac
b)
Circumcision 
c)
Splitting of animals to symbolize the consequence of breaking the covenant
148.
What are the two modes of Divine Revelation?
a)
Thought and deed
b)
Signs and Symbols
c)
Priest and Prophet
d)
Scripture and Tradition
149.
What is the Bible?
a)
The way that God communicates knowledge of himself to humankind, a self-communication realized by his words and deeds over time, most fully by his sending us his divine son, Jesus Christ. Jesus is the fullness of Divine Revelation.
b)
The written word of God.  A collection of books that were inspired by the Holy Spirit, written down by human authors and  which contain the truth of God’s Divine Revelation.
c)
A person, thing or event in the Old Testament foreshadowing something recorded in the New testament.  
d)
The only form of Divine Revelation by which we know who God is.
150.
What is Sacred Tradition?
a)
The way that God communicates knowledge of himself to humankind, a self-communication realized by his words and deeds over time, most fully by his sending us his divine son, Jesus Christ. Jesus is the fullness of Divine Revelation.
b)
The living transmission of the Word of God.  The teachings of the apostles and all that was entrusted to them by the Lord are handed on to us through the Church’s doctrine, life, and worship.
c)
The practices that have been passed down to us, like the sign of the cross, the use of holy water and Christmas scenes.
d)
The strong reputation that belongs to the Church.  Due to it, the Church has remained consistent in everything.
151.
What is Apostolic Succession?
a)
The effective preaching of the apostles and other successes brought about by obedience to Jesus' commission. 
b)
The line of bishops stretching back to the apostles.  The apostles appointed successors known as bishops and, by “the laying on of hands” at ordination, transferred to them the authority they had received from Christ.
c)
The inability of the Church’s Magisterium to err (make a mistake) when defining a doctrine of faith or morality. This refers to the Pope and the Bishops united to him when they are teaching Church doctrine.  
d)
The standard or official list of the books of the Bible given to us by the Church under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. 
152.
What is infallibility?
a)
The inability of the Church’s Magisterium to err (make a mistake) when defining a doctrine of faith or morality. This refers to the Pope and the Bishops united to him when they are teaching Church doctrine.  
b)
The line of bishops stretching back to the apostles.  The apostles appointed successors known as bishops and, by “the laying on of hands” at ordination, transferred to them the authority they had received from Christ.
c)
The gift imparted through Baptism, by which we know that we will now always know truth, becaues the fullness of truth has been infused into our intellects.
d)
The way that God communicates knowledge of himself to humankind, a self-communication realized by his words and deeds over time, most fully by his sending us his divine son, Jesus Christ. Jesus is the fullness of Divine Revelation.
153.
short, memorable stories told by Jesus that convey a hidden truth or meaning.
a)
miracles
b)
parables
c)
laity
154.
An "Epistle" is another term that can be used instead of _.
a)
letters
b)
Gospels
c)
Acts
d)
Revelation
155.
Accounts of events leading to the death of Jesus that show his love and humanity are the:
a)
Passion Narratives
b)
Infancy Narratives
c)
Epiphany Narratives
d)
Revelation Narratives
156.
Which Gospel is NOT known as a "Synoptic Gospel"?
a)
Matthew
b)
Mark
c)
Luke
d)
John
157.
The Baptism of Jesus shows his humanity and unity with God's people.
a)
True
b)
False
158.
the dogma that God's eternal Son assumed a human nature and became man in order to save us from our sins. (The term literally means "taking on human flesh.")
a)
Incarnation
b)
concupiscence
c)
prehistory
d)
theophany

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