WorksheetsChapter 3 Review- Theology
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 34mins
Where did the bible come from?
A collection of religious text in use by Jews and in part by Christians
Moses after recieving it on Mount Sinai after 50 days after the Exodus
A collection of religious text in use by Christians and in part by Jewish people
Ancient Jew and Hebrew manurcripts that where once were used by the Essenes
Anthology
a compilation of texts of a variety of forms and genres all linked by a common theme
a collection or list of sacred books accepted as genuine
The poetic books, certain prophetic book
the first five books of the Bible
Amount of stories the anthology tells
5
3
2
1
Canon
the central figure of the bible
a collection or list of sacred books accepted as genuine. The anthology is this.
tells the story of salvation for the world awaiting it.
the earliest surviving Bible from a 4th century parchment. It is held in the Vatican library.
223 C.E is the earliest evidence of Christians using this. Comes from the greek word byblos. Means paper/scroll.
(a)
the 2 parts of the Bible
Old Testament
The Prophets
The Writings
New Testament
The Old Testament contains these
The Torah, Nevi'im, and Ketuvim
The Torah and The Nevi'im
The Ketuvim
The Ketuvim and the Nevi'im
The Torah is
religious text
the sacred scripture
The first 5 books of the bible
the poetic books, certain prophetic books
The Nevi'im is
The poetic books, certain prophetic book
Sacred Scripture
The first 5 books of the bible
The early prophets, early narrative books, the latter prophets
The Ketuvim is
The first 5 books of the Bible
The early prophets, the early narrative books, the latter prophets
The lessons of the Magisterium
The poetic books, certain prophetic book
Who is the central figure of the BIble?
(a)
The entirety of the New Testament tells the story of the world awaiting
for transcendence
for humanity
for salvation
for justice
The different sections of the New Testament are
(a)
The Gospels tell
narrative of the early church after Jesus
the story of the life of Jesus
various messages written by authors which share life in early church and spread the teaching of Jesus
the Book of Revelation containing prophecies about the end of time and the coming of the kingdom of God
The Acts of the Apostles tells
the narrative of the early Church after Jesus
various messages written by authors which share life in early church and spread the teaching of Jesus
the stories of the life of Jesus
the Book of Revelation containing prophecies about the end of time and the coming of the kingdom of God
The Letters/Epistles tells
various messages written by authors which share life in early church and spread the teaching of Jesus
the Book of Revelation containing prophecies about the end of time and the coming of the kingdom of God
the stories of the life of Jesus
narrative of the early Church after Jesus
The Apocalypse tells
the stories of the life of Jesus
narrative of the early Church after Jesus
various messages written by authors which share life in early church and spread the teaching of Jesus
the Book of Revelation containing prophecies about the end of time and the coming of the kingdom of God
Books of the Bible which simply tells the stories of what happened
Epistles
Gospels
Narratives
Poetry
The Psalms are a great example of
Poetry
Wisdom
Prophecy
Gospels
Collections of wise sayings meant to shape moral and ethical lives
Epistles
Prophecy
Gospels
Wisdom
Contains God's words of warning and hope to his people through the prophets.
Epistles
Gospels
Prophecy
Apocalypse
A type of narrative genre which also serves as a proclamation of spiritual truths as well as a communication. of narratives.
Epistles
Gospels
Apocalypse
Poetry
the letters that were written back and forth between various historical figures containing personal messages, theological contemplations, and instructions for life.
Epistles
Apocalypse
Poetry
Wisdom
Types of prophetic texts containing urgent messages. They use symbolic language and mysterious imagery.
Wisdom
Poetry
Prophecy
Apocalypse
taking words in their usual or most basic sense without metaphor or allegory. the actual meaning conveyed by the words. Foundation to build deeper understanding.
literal
spiritual
allegorical
moral
analogical
the words become symbolic signs communicating a spiritual truth rather than the literal "fact" or storytelling
literal
spiritual
allegorical
moral
analogical
reading the different accounts as if they are analogies for Jesus
literal
spiritual
allegorical
moral
analogical
interpreting the messages of right and wrong as found in the passages
literal
spiritual
allegorical
moral
analogical
interpreting the messages according to an eternal significance. Building an understanding of the afterlife
literal
spiritual
allegorical
moral
analogical
Revelation refers to
the utterances of God, and the process of him revealing himself to us
katy perry
the resurrection of Jesus
the dictionary
Jesus not only speaks the word of God, but is the word of God
True
False
Judas is the revealer of revelation and the one revealed by revelation
False
True
Contains a poetic account describing the event that is Jesus as incarnate Word of God
a mystery
The Prologue to the Gospel of John
sacred scripture
sacred tradition
the content of revelation is
the mysteries of Jesus
the mysteries of God
the mysteries of the Bible
the mysteries of poetry
The reality and truths about God are beyond human reason- Transcendent
True
False
We should be evil: choose right over wrong
True
False
Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition are
the two sources of revelation
the two sources of divinity
the two sources of justice
the two sources of morals
The word of God put into writing under the direct inspiration of the Holy Spirit, written by human authors
Sacred Scripture
Sacred Tradition
The word of God handed on orally from the Apostles of Christ to present day and held free from error by the Holy Spirit
Sacred Tradition
Sacred Scripture
The Catholic church teaches that
the entirety of the bible is inspired by the Holy Spirit
the bible is written by human beings
the bible is written by God
the Bible is held to be completely free from error by the power of God ( Inerancy)
How can it be that both God and human authors wrote the bible?
God ordered them to do so
God inspired them to write and use their talents to write the word of God
God made it optional for them to do it
God wrote the origina bible and told the authors to rewrite it.
Though the bible contains a multitude of stories, the christian perspective is that
it is a single story of the divine relationship between God and His children
it is multiple stories of the divine relationship between God and His children
How many stages are their in The One Story
7
3
5
2
Stage 1- In the begining, God made himself known to humanity. This is because
He created the world and everything, gave us revelation to him, gives evidence of himself even after the fall of Adam and Eve
He never created the world and everything, gave us revelation to him, or gives evidence of himself even after the fall of Adam and Eve
Stage two- the Covenant with Noah. This happened because
The Unity of humanity wasn't shattered by sin. God never made a plan to save humanity. He never created a covenant w Noah and His family after the flood that wiped out humanity
The Unity of humanity was shattered by sin. God made a plan to save humanity by creating a covenant w Noah and His family after the flood that wiped out humanity
Stage three- God chooses Abraham. This is because
Abraham was chosen by God to be the savior of all nations. From Abraham, we see the beginnings of Judaism and Islam.
Abraham was chosen by God to be the savior of a few nations. From Abraham, we barely see the beginnings of Judaism and Islam.
Stage four- God establishes the people of Israel to be his people. This is because
After the period of the Patriarchs, He forms Israel. He establishes the Mount sinai covenant with Moses and gives them Laws (10 commandments) Through a series of prophets within the span of 100 years, God interacts with people and offers them hope of salvation.
God is nice and cares about the wellbeing of his people.
Stage 5- Salvation Comes. This is because
The Holy Spirit becomes incarnated. He dies for our salvation.
The son of God (Jesus) becomes incarnated. Jesus dies for us to save us from sin.
Incarnate
to transfer a soul from one body to another
become flesh or become human
to see one thing as something else
to play games until 2 in the morning
The General Plot is
Creation through Patriarchs
From Patriarchs to Judges and kings
the era of prophets
The first five books in the bible are
the poets
the gospels
the universe
the Pentateuch
It is the story of all beginnings, such as the beginnings of the
universe
human race
God's promise to humanity
The Bible begins with the story of the ____ of everything in existence
destruction
creation
compromise
promise
The central shift is from what the world created before
the fall of man
the fall of squids
the fall of animals
the fall of Jesus
After the fall of Adam and Eve, God had to establish new rules and
barriers
boundries
plugs
rules
Humans began to form tribal groups and ancient ________, moving from one place to another to hunt and gather, which forms the era of the Patriarchs.
rules
nomadic cultures
establishments
business
figures of the ancient Israelite tribes who were responsible for creating the entity of God's people as it came to be known as the Jewish faith
Brothers
Homebodies
Popes
Patriarchs
The main patriarchs in the old testament are
Abraham
Isaac, son of Abraham
Jacob, son of Isaac, grandson of Abraham
Humanity becomes scattered throughout the world and divided up using different
treaties
languages
barriers
objects
God makes a promise with Abraham, called a
covenant
cup
liter
gallon
He promises that Abraham's ______ will become a great nation and God will bless them
sisters
brothers
children
descendants
Some important information
Jacob and Esau=drama
The exodus
