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WorksheetsSAGA Chapter 1
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
Reading scripture with a focus on the person of Jesus
Typology
Christological
Parousia
Anagogical
An explanation for the cause of something
Parousia
Philosophy
Typology
Etiology
The accounts humans have told and recorded about the origins of the earth, humans, other creatures, languages, cultures.
Primeval History
Philosophy
Parousia
Enuma Elish
The state of man and woman in paradise before sin.
Parousia
Magisterium
Original Holiness and Original Justice
Enuma Elish
The Babylonian myth of creation
Magisterium
Enuma Elish
Parousia
Philosophy
The second coming of Christ, where the Lord will come to judge the living and the dead
Parousia
Philosophy
Magisterium
Christological
The human attempt to provide rational explanations for why things are the way they are
Magisterium
Typology
Philosophy
Primeval history
The name for a messenger with free will and naturally superior intellect to humans
Enuma Elish
Original Holiness and Original Justice
Guardian Angel
Magisterium
The bishops in communion with the pope, who are the living and teaching office of the Church
Magisterium
Philosophy
Enuma Elish
Parousia
A method of biblical interpretation in which persons, events, places, or things in the Old Testament prefigure ones found in the New Testament.
Christological
Etiology
Typology
Philosophy
What are human beings made out of in Enuma Elish?
God's image and likeness
Dust and dirt
Blood of the gods
Monkeys
Why were humans created in Enuma Elish
To love God and be loved by him
For communion with each other and with God
To entertain the gods
To be slaves to the gods
A myth is primarily (a)
True or false: Myths are made up stories
True
False
In Genesis 1, man was made in God's what?
Desire for servants
Power and might
Image and likeness
blood and war
Genesis 1 is structured as (a)
In Genesis 1, why did God rest on the 7th day?
To bless the sabbath
Because He was tired
Because He felt like it
God did not rest on the 7th day
Why is Genesis 1 often misinterpreted/misunderstood?
Because people read it as a myth instead of as a fake story
Because people read it like it is a scientific text
Because people read it symbolically
Because people want to find reasons to disprove the faith
What is Genesis 2 about?
The creation of the world
The Babylonian myth of creation
The creation of heaven and the angels
The creation of man
What was the purpose of creating humans in Genesis 2?
To be slaves to the gods
To live in communion with God and each other
To entertain God
To live as angels
How is God portrayed in Genesis 2?
All powerful
Distant
Angry/sorrowful at man's sin
Personable/all loving
Which of the following is NOT one of the genres of scripture?
Narrative
Poetry
Apocalyptic
Fairytale
Wisdom literature
What does Natural Revelation tell us about the existence of God?
That God loves man more than anything else He created
That God is all powerful and created the world
That God sent His Son, Jesus, to save man from sin
That God closed the gates of heaven after the fall
What does Divine Revelation tell us about the existence of God?
That God loves man more than anything else He created
That God is all powerful and created the world
That God sent His Son, Jesus, to save man from sin
That God closed the gates of heaven after the fall
What role did the angels play in the life of Jesus?
The angels remained in heaven, praying for Jesus while He was on earth
The angels were with Jesus on earth, serving Him in His mission to save humanity
The angels only came to announce Jesus' birth and Resurrection
The angels did not play a role in the life of Jesus
How did God create Eve?
From dust and dirt
From the blood of the gods
From Adam's rib
From nothing
What does Eve's creation tell us about the relationship between man and woman?
Man and woman are made for each other
Man and woman are the exact same
Man and woman are not equal
Man and woman are meant to live separately
What is the literal sense of Scripture?
What actually happened
What the passage has to do with Jesus
What life lesson the passage can teach us
What the passage teaches us about heaven
What is the moral sense of Scripture?
What actually happened
What the passage has to do with Jesus
What life lesson the passage can teach us
What the passage teaches us about heaven
What is the allegorical sense of Scripture?
What actually happened
What the passage has to do with Jesus
What life lesson the passage can teach us
What the passage teaches us about heaven
What is the anagogical sense of Scripture?
What actually happened
What the passage has to do with Jesus
What life lesson the passage can teach us
What the passage teaches us about heaven
What is Original Holiness?
Sharing in God's divine life (heaven)
Harmony with God, ourselves, and creation
Reading scripture with an emphasis on the person of Jesus
Reading scripture with an emphasis on heaven/eternal life
What is Original Justice?
Sharing in God's divine life (heaven)
Harmony with God, ourselves, and creation
Reading scripture with an emphasis on the person of Jesus
Reading scripture with an emphasis on heaven/eternal life
Because of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, which of the following can we get back through the Sacrament of Baptism?
Original Holiness
Original Justice
Both Original Holiness and Original Justice
Neither Original Holiness nor Original Justice
Which of the following are major differences between Enuma Elish and Genesis 1?
In Enuma Elish there is only one God, while in Genesis 1 there are multiple gods.
In Enuma Elish humans are made to serve, while in Genesis 1 humans are made to love
In Enuma Elish humans are made out of blood of dead gods, while in Genesis 1 humans are made in God's image
In Enuma Elish creation is chaos and full of war, while Genesis 1 is peaceful
