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Bible Basics Pt 2/ Psalm 100:4-5

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where was the New Testament made final?

a)

Council of Jamnia

b)

Council of Nicea

c)

Council of Carthage

d)

Council of Trent

2.

Where was the Old Testament made final?

a)

Council of Jamnia

b)

Council of Nicea

c)

Council of Carthage

d)

Council of Trent

3.

Where were the Apocryphal books added back into Catholic Bibles?

a)

Council of Jamnia

b)

Council of Nicea

c)

Council of Carthage

d)

Council of Trent

4.

Define Apocrypha

a)

Hidden

b)

False

c)

Ugly

d)

Scary

5.

When was the Council of Jamnia?

a)

467AD

b)

67AD

c)

90AD

d)

1564AD

6.

When was the council of Carthage?

a)

397AD

b)

67AD

c)

90AD

d)

300AD

7.

When was the Council of Trent?

a)

1546BC

b)

1546AD

c)

1978AD

d)

1879AD

8.

What is the process of canonization?

a)

How the Books of the Bible were finalized

b)

How the books of the library of Congress were chosen

c)

How the books of the Apocrypha were added back.

d)

How the books of 5th and 6th Peter were written

9.

How many criteria for inclusion were there for the Bible?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

10.

What is a person who Jesus told personally to share the gospel called?

a)

Apostle

b)

Disciple

c)

Epistle

d)

Preacher

11.

Who is the writer of Psalm 100?

a)

David

b)

Moses

c)

Unknown

d)

Hebrews

12.

Who was the receiver of Psalm 100?

a)

God

b)

Jewish People

c)

Jewish Christians

d)

The Church at Galatia

13.

What is the purpose of Psalm 100?

a)

A Song of Tears

b)

A Song of Pain

c)

A Song of Ha Ha Fun Times

d)

A Song of Praise to God

14.

What is the subtitle of Psalm 100?

a)

A Song of Tears

b)

A Song of Pain

c)

A Song of Ha Ha Fun Times

d)

A Song of Praise to God

15.

When was Psalm 100 written?

a)

1410-450 BC

b)

1410-450 AD

c)

1492 AD

d)

1492 BC

16.

Where was Psalm 100 written from?

a)

Spain

b)

The USA

c)

Israel

d)

India

17.

Why is the date of writing for Psalm 100 important?

a)

It was the worst period in Israel's history

b)

It was Israel's "Golden Age"

c)

It was a period of mourning for King David

d)

It was the happiest day to ever be happy

18.

Why is the location of writing for Psalm 100 so important?

a)

Israel ruled itself.

b)

Israel was in slavery to Egypt

c)

Israel was not around

d)

Israel was at war with Rome

19.

According to the context of Psalm 100, why should we praise God?

a)

He is mean

b)

He is Nice

c)

He is Loveable

d)

He is Good

20.

Which two items in Psalm 100:4-5 are figurative?

a)

Love and Faithfulness

b)

Generations and Entering

c)

Gates and Courts

d)

Thanksgiving and Praise

21.

What do the "Gates and Courts" represent?

a)

Heaven

b)

Life

c)

Death

d)

God's Presence

22.

According to Psalm 100:4-5, what is the most common way we express thanks and praise?

a)

Worship

b)

Pain

c)

Tragedy

d)

Fanfare

23.

When we compare copies of ancient manuscripts together to tell what the original said, that is called...

a)

Textual Manoism

b)

Textual Cynicism

c)

Textual Criticism

d)

Textual Madrigalism

24.

Do we have any surviving "original" copies of the Bible?

a)

Yes

b)

No

25.

What is a person who would hand copy the Bible called?

a)

Witch

b)

Scribe

c)

Writer

d)

Nothing

26.

What would a scribe do if they made a mistake in copying the scriptures?

a)

They would throw the page out and start again

b)

They'd scratch it out

c)

They'd keep it in

d)

They never made mistakes

27.

Who invented the printing press?

a)

John Smith

b)

Shane Sumner

c)

Tobias Martin

d)

Johannes Guttenberg

28.

In what year was the printing press invented?

a)

1430

b)

1440

c)

1455

d)

1450

29.

How long did the Bible take to set up on the first printing press?

a)

1 year

b)

1 week

c)

5 months

d)

5 years

30.

Why was it so important that the printing press was invented? (check all that apply)

a)

Bibles could be available to common people

b)

Bibles could be printed faster

c)

Bibles could be printed cheaper

d)

Bibles could be hand copied slower

31.

When were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered?

a)

1937

b)

1947

c)

1957

d)

1967

32.

Why re the Dead Sea Scrolls so important?

a)

They validate the accuracy of copies of the OT we have

b)

They are super old, so they're worth a lot of money

c)

They were written by Sophocles

d)

They were relics from an Egyptian shipwreck

33.

Who first translated the Bible into English?

a)

John Smith

b)

John Thomas

c)

Jonathan White

d)

John Wycliffe

34.

What is the Vulgate?

a)

A Greek copy of the Bible

b)

A Hebrew copy of the Bible

c)

A Latin copy of the Bible

d)

An English copy of the Bible

35.

Who was guiding the process of canonization?

a)

The Holy Spirit

b)

The Pope

c)

The Church Fathers

d)

The Church

36.

One of the criteria for inclusion is the New Testament was...

a)

Must be written by Paul

b)

Must be written by a Christian Leader

c)

Must be written by an Apostle or someone with direct access to an Apostle

d)

Must be written by Stephen

37.

One of the criteria for inclusion is the New Testament was...

a)

No churches needed to accept it

b)

1 church needed to accept it

c)

3-5 churches needed to accept it

d)

most (if not all) of the churches needed to accept it

38.

One of the criteria for inclusion is the New Testament was...

a)

Didn't matter what it taught

b)

Teachings must line up with the rest of the Bible

c)

teachings must be nice

d)

teachings must be easy to follow

39.

What division of the Bible is Psalm 100:4-5 in?

a)

Old Testament

b)

New Testament

40.

What Grouping is Psalm 100:4-5 in?

a)

Poetry/Wisdom

b)

Minor Prophets

c)

History

d)

Gospels