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Maria FawzyA covenant is a sacred agreement. The Church and its Tradition interpret the Bible's meaning, with the Bible serving as a foundational text for faith and practice.
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2. What is the relationship between the Church, the church’s Tradition, and the Bible?
1. a. The Bible is the book of the Church and Church Tradition is how to understand it
2. c. The Tradition is another way of divine communication to the Church
3. d. The Bible can be understood clearly without the Church or the Tradition.
4. b. The Bible is made only of personal messages from God to everyone.
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3. A covenant is:
1. c. A family bond with blood and flesh ties
2. a. A legally binding contract between two or more parties
3. b. An agreement between two persons entailing rights and obligations
4. d. A business exchange of goods
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4. The making of a covenant requires all the following except:
1. a. Swearing of an oath
2. d. Exchange of goods
3. b. Promises and obligations
4. c. Loyalty
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What is Revelation?
to bring out hidden things
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The best description of the Bible is:
1. a. The record of God’s revelation
2. b. The record of the Salvation history
3. c. The story of the Church
4. d. All of the above.
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Name 2 differences between covenant and contract
Covenant is personal, family bond, oath swearing, moral obligation, invokes God as witness, commandments and promises
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Church Tradition is expressed in all the following except:
1. a. Consensus Patrum
2. b. Liturgical rites
3. c. Sermons
4. d. Ecumenical Councils; Creeds and Canons
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When we say Biblical Patriarchs, who do we mean?
1. Abraham, Moses and Joshua
2. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph
3. David and Solomon
4. Noah, Ham, Sham, Japeth
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The Septuagint is:
1. d. The Greek translation of the New Testament books
2. a. The Hebrew Bible that was used by the Jews in Judea 300 years BC
3. b. The Greek Bible that was used by the Jews in “diaspora”
4. c. The Aramaic translation of the Hebrew Bible
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There are Six Divine Covenants with God’s people. Match the first 4 accordingly:
1. With Noah
- A family
2. The universal church
- Through Christ
3. With Israel
- A nation through Moses
4. With Abraham
- A tribe
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Why do we call some of the Old Testament books, narrative books?
1. They tell the story of Salvation
2. They predict the future
3. They contain laws
4. They are poetic
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The word Bible comes from Greek word Biblios meaning
1. Scroll
2. Book
3. Tablet
4. Parchment
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Originally the Old Testament is written in which language
1. Latin
2. Greek
3. Hebrew
4. Aramaic
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The Old Testament Books are divided into which categories
1. Pentateuch, Apoc, Gospelsrypha
2. Major Prophets, Minor Prophets
3. Pentateuch, History, Prophets, Poetry and Wisdom
4. Pentateuch, History, Poetry, Epistles
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All the Books of the Old Testament were originally written in Hebrew except:
1. a. Parts of the book of Proverbs
2. b. Parts of the books of Daniel and Ezra
3. c. The books of Ruth and song of songs
4. d. The books of Judith and Tobit
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The Translation accepted by the Orthodox Church is:
1. b. The NKJV with the additional books and additions from the Septuagint
2. d. The NIRV with the additional books and additions from the Septuagint
3. c. The NLT with the additional books and additions from the Septuagint
4. a. The GNT with the additional books and additions from the Septuagint
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According to John 16:13-15, what role does the Holy Spirit play for the Church?
1. Brings physical healing
2. Guides into truth
3. Controls the weather
4. Punishes sin
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3) To say inspiration of sacred scripture is plenary and verbal, we mean:
1. d. All of the above
2. a. complete and includes all the scriptures and the words used
3. b. Simple and readable
4. c. Full and understandable
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4) Among the guiding principles regarding the Doctrine of Inspiration are all EXCEPT:
1. c. Inspiration is explicable
2. a. Inspiration is limited to the authors of the Bible
3. b. The Holy Spirit preserved the sacred writers from all error and omission
4. d. Inspiration is affirmed only in the original autographic text of Scripture “as it left the pen of the sacred writers”
5. e. Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures is plenary and verbal
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Match each of the inadequate theories that explain the process of inspiration with its author or logic:
1. Dictation
- Writers are mere scribes
2. Thoughts, not the words
- Inspiration is not verbal
3. Intuition Theory
- Confuses inspiration with illuminiation
4. The Bible contains the word of God
- d. scriptures can include mythology
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What does the word "canon" originally mean in Greek?
1. B. Sacred story
2. D. Book of wisdom
3. A. Law or commandment
4. C. Reed- refers to any straight stick that could be used for measuring
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What is a key limitation in our knowledge about the canonization of the Old Testament?
1. A. All records were written in Greek
2. B. The process was never documented contemporaneously
3. D. Only New Testament books were preserved
4. C. Ezra never wrote any biblical texts
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How many parts does the Hebrew Old Testament (Tanakh) contain?
1. Two
2. Five
3. Four
4. Six
5. Three
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The Dead Sea Scrolls:
1. a. Contained manuscripts of texts written in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Nabataean
2. c. Contained only the Hebrew Bible
3. b. They are a collection of 981 texts discovered between 1946 and 1956
4. e. b & c
5. d. a & b
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In the Hebrew Tanakh, The Book of Daniel is:
1. c. Part of the Megilloth (five book scroll)
2. d. A book of the former prophets
3. a. A book of the Ketuvim
4. b. A book of the latter prophets
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Regarding the Hebrew word “בָּרָא – Bara”:
1. d. It only means “to create from nothing.”
2. c. Exclusive to God when means “to create.”
3. b. It only means to create.
4. a. Was used exclusively with God as the subject.
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The six days of creation
1. a. Parallels six ages of the earth when species appeared on earth.
2. d. a & b
3. b. Were separated by five periods of darkness “nights.”
4. c. Can not be found in the study of the age of the earth.
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The proto-evangelion:
1. b. Is addressed to the serpent.
2. d. Is addressed to Adam
3. c. Is addressed to Eve.
4. a. Means the first punishment.
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Covering the nakedness:
1. c. Is the work of the priest to cover the shame of sin
2. b. God’s first act of mercy after the fall
3. a. Required a sacrifice of animals.
4. d. All of the above
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