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WorksheetsScripture Foundations
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the definition of canon in the context of the Bible?
The official collection of Biblical books
A two-way contractual agreement
The traditional Jewish organization of Hebrew Scripture
The division of the Bible into Old and New Testaments
What is a covenant in the context of the Bible?
The official collection of Biblical books
A two-way contractual agreement
The traditional Jewish organization of Hebrew Scripture
The division of the Bible into Old and New Testaments
What does TaNaK stand for?
The official collection of Biblical books
A two-way contractual agreement
The traditional Jewish organization of Hebrew Scripture
The division of the Bible into Old and New Testaments
What is a main difference between the Old Testament and the New Testament?
The Old Testament is written in Hebrew, while the New Testament is written in Greek
The Old Testament focuses on Christian texts, while the New Testament focuses on Jewish texts
The Old Testament contains less books than the New Testament
The Old Testament is considered more authoritative than the New Testament
What consistently appears in the Seams of the TaNaK?
A leader who brings the people back to God's ways
Descriptions of historical events
Instructions for following the law of Moses
Prophecies about the coming of a righteous king
How is the Bible like a quilt?
It is made of different pieces with their own original purposes
It is a warm and functional collection of stories
It is a literal account of historical events
It is a book of positive messages about experiencing God
What is one mark of the Biblical writing process?
Smaller collections of writing collected together
Consistent use of people and place names
Exact replication of historical records
Inclusion of all historical events
According to Dei Verbum, how should the Bible be interpreted?
As a literal account of events dictated by God
By isolating stories that embody moral value
By treating it as a theological answer book
By considering the literary form and historical context
Why is it important to read the Bible as a literary representation?
To better understand the truths it means to convey
To find proof texts for theological arguments
To experience God in a personal way
To appreciate the historical accuracy of the Bible
What is Dei Verbum
A Church document about how to read Scripture
The original form of the Bible
Another word for TaNaK
An ancient Hebrew saying about God
