the Word of God according to Catholic Church

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states categorically the role of the Holy Spirit in the composition of the Bible through the document of Vatican II

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Who is the principal author of the Bible?

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the Church identified God as the principal author of the Bible through the prompting and guidance of the Holy Spirit on the human writers.

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According to this theory, the Holy spirit simply "dictated" on the human authors the content and the manner of writing the Bible.

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According to this theory, "the Holy acts upon a human author in such a way as to preserve him from error

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An Australian who understood inspiration as "the divine assistance for avoiding errors"

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A Benedictine monk in mid-1800s who proposed "that inspiration took the form of the church's approval of the work at the time of its canonizations."

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the Bible only become the Word of God after it was declared by the Church as inspired; thus, it was the church that truly made it to be the Word of God by reason of its gift of infallibility.

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the most debated effect of inspiration; the belief that the Scripture is trustworthy and true, untainted by anything false, erroneous, or deceptive.

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tends to interpret the words of the Bible at face value—literalistically rather than literarily according to the type of writing used to express the author's intent in order to comprehend the biblical message

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the Bible was made from the perspective of faith by its writers who intended to share their faith experiences of God's presence and loving intervention at work.

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It refers to the list of inspired books when applied to the Bible.

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hebrew word of canon

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an acronym derived from the initial consonants of the three sections into which Scriptures are divided: Torah, Nevi'im, and Kethuvim.

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simply means an "instruction" or "teaching."

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referred to as the five books of Moses

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Powerful empire in northern Mesopotamia

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It does not tell the stories or prophecies to be fulfilled, but offers a way of life guided by the righteousness and wisdom.

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Determined his own biblical canon which followed the Palestinian canon of Jews.

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written in Greek and used by Christians mostly outside Palestine.

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the male head of a family or tribe

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a legal wife may demand from her servant a child if she fails to conceive for her husband.

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servant of Sarah who gave birth to Ishmael

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the promised child

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Isaac name means

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(the binding)-refers to the "sacrifice of Isaac.

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the promised land

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Abraham's altar at Bethel

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It is used to express YHWH's purposeful relationship with an individual or a nation

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Hebrew for covenant

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German scholar who pioneered form criticism in biblical studies. He sought to identify genres of psalms and to determine their life settings in Israelite societies.

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claim to explain the cause or origin of phenomenon

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explain the origin of a people or their customs

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explain the origin of names

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explain the origin of ritual

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elder son of Isaac and Rebekah

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Jacob's brother

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The younger of Isaac and Rebekah's twin sons, he tricked his brother into giving him his inheritance and his father into giving him the firstborn's blessing, thus becoming his heir.

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descendants of Esau

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Rebekah's brother who accepted Jacob to stay in his place

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first wife of Jacob

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second wife of Jacob

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maidservant of Rachel who gave birth to Dan and Naphtali

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Leah's maidservant, bore two sons to Jacob: Gad and Asher

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Jacob's favorite among his twelve sons

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The evangelist who presented Jesus as "Suffering Messiah"

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The synoptic gospel refers to

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He was referred as non-Synoptic Gospel

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The other term of Pentateuch?

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The book expresses the songs and praises about the greatness and goodness of God

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A symbol used to represent St. Matthew

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A symbol used to represent St. Mark

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A symbol used to represent St. Luke

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What does the word "gospel" mean

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The reason why the three Gospel accounts called Synoptic

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What is the last book in the New Testament?

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The forty-six books that make up the first part of the Bible and record salvation history before the coming of the Savior, Jesus Christ.

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Part of the bible that tells us how the promises of God made in the Old Testament have been fulfilled by Jesus Christ

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The best idea that reflects on the church's position on the inerrancy of the bible

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A symbol used to represent St. John

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