What word describes how, through the Bible, God conveyed the truths necessary for our Salvation?

What word do we use when we explain that we encounter God in the reading of Sacred Scripture and that the words are relevant to our lives today?

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

Catholic Bibles contain seven books that are not a part of the Protestant Bible. We describe these as

St. Jerome translated the entire Bible from the original variety of languages into

Biblical scholars use ______________ to determine the literal sense of the Bible

Which of the following literary genres are found in the Bible?

Which of the following literary genres are found in the Bible?

Who can guide you toward a more correct interpretation of Sacred Scripture?

Who is quoted as having said “ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ”?

A Scripture scholar explains that the Gospel of John was written for a particular audience. Because this audience was struggling with the concept of the Incarnation, the author began with a Prologue that highlights this dogma.

Studying the way that crops were tended in Jesus’ time helps us to understand his parables better.

Jesus said, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” When we read these words, we remember it is our relationship with Jesus that will one day allow us to share in his eternal life.

In Mass, we heard the story from Genesis in which God calls Abraham to sacrifice his beloved son, Isaac. In his homily, Fr. Tom reminded us that this story foreshadows the sacrifice of God’s beloved son, Jesus.

When reading the parable of the Good Samaritan, I would not expect the people to be real historical figures, because I know Jesus was using the genre of a parable—a story meant to teach a lesson.

When reading the parable of the Good Samaritan, I think about the times when I could have been better at serving the needs of a person who was hurting.

This set of books contains stories of prehistory and of the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

1 and 2 Samuel are part of __________________

These books address the ways that God works in individuals’ everyday lives.

Genesis is part of

This set of books include, generally, reminders to the Chosen People to change their behavior when they strayed from the covenant with God

These books describe how God remained faithful to the covenant and how the Israelites struggled to live according to the Law through time.

This set of books contains the story of the Exodus and the Law.

These books contain the words that God sent to his people through particular chosen messengers.

Reveals God’s Revelation prior to Jesus’ coming

A period of oral tradition preceded the writing down of texts.

Describes the Good News of Jesus Christ and his New Covenant with humanity

Describes the covenant that God made with the Jewish people

Are grouped into several sections.

Books have dual authorship

Inspired by the Holy Spirit

Contains the Deuterocanonical Books

Contains 27 Books

This set of books is our principal source for the life and teaching of Jesus Christ, our Savior.

1 and 2 Corinthians are part of which section of the New Testament?

This letter was originally attributed to St. Paul, but was more likely a sermon or homily by someone else.

Tells the story of the early Church, and the debate whether Gentiles could join without becoming Jewish.

James belongs to which section of the New Testament?

This book continues the story of the Gospel of Luke

This book is highly symbolic

These letters addressed the specific needs of particular communities.

The Letter to the Romans belongs to