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WorksheetsOT Unit 1: Intro to the Bible and the Gospel
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 22mins
The Holy Spirit's work of guiding and directing the Biblical authors as they wrote the Bible
illumination
inspiration
inerrancy
revelation
The discipline of interpreting and applying Biblical texts
inspiration
hermeneutics
illumination
canonization
The idea that the Bible contains the very words of God
inspiration
illumination
revelation
canonization
The Holy Spirit's work of helping Christians understand the Bible as they read it
illumination
inspiration
canonization
oral tradition
A list of authoritative books
canon
Bible
Biblia
Byblos
"good message"
canon
gospel
hermeneutics
biblia
The idea that the Bible should direct how Christians live
authority
inerrancy
immutability
sovereignty
The idea that God controls all things
immutability
eternality
sovereignty
omnipresence
Greek word for “books”
gospel
biblia
byblos
euangelion
Where the books of the OT were decided on
Council of Jerusalem
Council of Jamnia
Council of Carthage
Council of Egypt
The idea that Christians can’t know God or grow spiritually without the Bible
sufficiency
clarity
necessity
authority
The idea that the Bible provides what we need for salvation and Godly living
sufficiency
necessity
clarity
authority
Greek word for "good news"
gospel
biblia
euangelion
perpiscuity
Where the books of the NT were decided on
Council of Jerusalem
Council of Jamnia
Council of Carthage
Council of Egypt
Acronym for the 3 main sections of the Hebrew Bible
Torah
Tanakh
Ketuvim
Nevi'im
The Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible
Torah
Septuigant
Pentateuch
Euangelion
The idea that the Bible is accurate and without mistakes
inerrancy
immutability
authority
clarity
Describes the different parts of the Godhead
Triune
Omnipotent
Omniscient
Sufficient
The collection of stories that were passed along and later written down to form the Bible
oral tradition
pentateuch
torah
tanakh
Latin word for "books"
biblia
Bible
byblos
bibliograph
The idea that Bible is accessible and understandable
necessity
sufficiency
clarity
accuracy
What is “works-based salvation”?
Gaining salvation through honoring the Sabbath and not working on Sundays
Earning salvation by doing good works for God and being obedient enough to God
Getting salvation by trusting in the finished work of Christ
Attaining salvation by perfectly following the 600+ laws of the Old Testament
How many books are included in the Protestant Christian Old Testament (excluding the books you would find in Catholic or Orthodox Bibles)?
27
39
42
66
In what language was the original Old Testament primarily written in?
Aramaic
Egyptian
Greek
Hebrew
Why is the Bible called the Christian canon?
Because like a cannon, it is the main weapon of Christians
Because it is used help Christians keep their lives straight
Because it was originally written on paper made from reeds
Because it is just a book a rules
How did the Bible begin?
As a collection of stories that were passed down from generation to generation and later written down
God instructed Adam to begin writing everything that happened, and he instructed his son and generations after them to keep doing the same
Adam and Eve discovered the first 5 books of the Bible in the Garden of Eden, and other authors later wrote additional books
No one knows how the Bible began, that is why Christians must live by faith
Which is not one the questions that was asked when books were being considered for canonization in the Old Testament?
Are the events recorded in the book historically accurate?
Was the book written by a recognized patriarch?
Does the book explicitly talk about Jesus?
Did Jesus quote or teach from this book in his ministry?
Which is not one the questions that was asked when books were being considered for canonization in the New Testament?
Was it written by Jesus himself?
Was it written by an apostle or someone closely related to an apostle?
Is it consistent with what is recorded in the Old Testament?
Did the early church accept and teach from it?
How is the Christian Old Testament organized?
Into 3 main sections- Law, Prophets, and Writings
Into 4 main sections- Law, Historical Books, Wisdom Literature, and Prophets
Into 5 main sections- Law, History, Songs and Prayers, Wisdom Literature, Prophetic Writing
The books are organized chronologically, based on when the events in them happened in history
Compare the Protestant Christian Bible's Old Testament to the Hebrew canon…
The Christian Old Testament has more books than the Hebrew canon
The Christian Old Testament has fewer books than the Hebrew canon
The Christian Old Testament has the same number of books as the Hebrew canon arranged in the same order
The Christian Old Testament has the same number of books as the Hebrew canon arranged in a different order
Which attribute of Scripture do Christians not totally agree on and define differently?
Inspiration
Authority
Clarity
Inerrancy
_______________ means that God is able to do anything.
Omnipresent
Triune
Omnipotent
Immutable
_______________ means that God does not change.
Sovereign
Omnipresent
Immutable
Omniscient
_______________ means that God knows everything.
Eternal
Immutable
Omniscient
Triune
What is unique about ancient Jewish meditation literature?
The authors provide a large amount of details about their characters
There is no clear plot line that you can follow in most ancient Jewish meditation literature
The authors utilize patterns like repeated situations or periods of time to teach
It is easy to understand and can be read quickly so you can read it over and over again
The Protestant Bible has ____ books in total.
39
66
72
80
The Bible was written by approximately ____ authors.
27
36
40
64
The unified story of the Bible can be summarized in these four main components in order:
creation, redemption, fall, restoration
creation, restoration, fall, redemption
creation, fall, redemption, restoration
creation, fall, restoration, redemption
Biblical interpretation and application should be:
context centered
christ oriented
kingdom driven
spirit sensitive
Which is not a genre or style of writing we see in the Bible?
poetry
prophecy
fable
law
