The Hebrew word _____________________________ can be translated to mean breath or wind, but it is used in Scripture to refer to the Spirit of God.

The ______________________ of Scripture refers to how the human authors of Scripture were guided by God through the Holy Spirit in their writing so that they could write the truth God wanted known for the sake of our salvation.

The ______________________________________ sense of Scripture helps us to understand how some events of the Old Testament foreshadow Jesus Christ.

The __________________ sense of Scripture helps us to relate the events of Scripture to our final destiny — Heaven.

The ______________ sense of Scripture teaches us how to act in a right way.

The human authors of Scripture wrote using their own powers and abilities.

The Bible is our only source of truth.

Only the writings of the New Testament are inspired by God.

Because God is the primary author of the Bible, the Old Testament was intentionally written using signs and symbols that foreshadow the coming of Christ.

There is nothing left for us to learn from the Old Testament today.

We can better understand the New Testament by reading the Old Testament.

Which writing style of the Bible recounts in a straightforward way some event or story of an important person in Israel’s history?

Which writing style of the Bible comments on the human condition using learned, quotable sayings that often offer advice on a wide range of topics and situations?

Which writing style of the Bible foretold the consequences of the current course of action of the people of Israel and called them to repentance and right worship of God?

What do we call an earlier person or thing in Salvation History that foreshadows a later person or thing?

What contains all the ways in which God revealed Himself to us in human history in order to prepare us gradually and in stages for salvation?

What tells the story of the New Covenant, or the story of salvation won for us by Jesus Christ?

What do we call the story of God’s saving actions in human history?