New Testament unit 1 test

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Who is the white rabbit

• Jesus

• god

• spiritual life (experiencing god)

• HS

Revelation/Divine Revelation

Gods self communication though which he makes know the mystery of his divine plan. A gift accomplished by the Father, Son, and HS though words and deeds of salvation history. Most fully realized in the life, passion, death, resurrection, and assentation of Jesus Christ

Cannon:

The official list of books in the Catholic Bible, which includes 72 books in total. The Old Testament has 45 or 46 books, and the New Testament has 27.

• formation

biblical inerrancy

The doctrine that the books of scripture are free from error regarding the truth God wishes to reveal through scripture for the sake of salvation

• the bible cannot be wrong, but humans can interpret it wrong

biblia

word that bible comes from, in latin means “books” or “library of books”

tradere

the latin word tradition comes from, means “to hand on”

Magisterium

the churches living teaching office, which consists of all bishops in communion with the pope, the bishop of rome.

inspiration

the gift of the HS which assisted human beings to write biblical books so that they have God as their Author and teach faithfully and without error the saving truth that god willed to give us

what are the 3 types of biblical inspiration Catholics would disagree with?

1. the bible as direct verbal inspiration

   • god doesn’t always communicate so directly and literally

   • human freedom and culture is neglected

   • ignores the work of HS

2. The telephone game

   • Implies one single original message

   • implies that we “get it wrong”

   • implies that HS is only involved at the beginning then goes away

3. Translation

   • says bible is fiction - not true!

     • puts more voice in the hands of humans than Catholics would agree with

what type of biblical inspiration do catholics believe in?

• collaberation

  • the bible is gods word in human words

  • god inspired humans

  • not 50/50 but like a boat because God is the wind and the water which we don’t control (gods message) but the authors are the navigators (writers of his message)

gospel

translated from a greek word meaning “good news” referring to the four books attributed to Mathew mark luke and john “principle sources for the life and teaching of the incarnate word”

catholic

universal

Acts of the Apostles

• luke pt. 2

• lives of the apostles

• beginning years

• “sequel”

• to the gentiles

senses of scripture

tools that help us understand scripture

• allegorical: symbols/spiritual sense

• moral: act on instruction

• anagogical: mystical or spiritual

main 3 sections of the Bible

• Gospels = primary sourse for all that is revealed through life + teachings of J christ

• & Acts = “Sequels”,

• Letters (Pauline and Catholic epistles = universal: catholic),

• and the book of Revelation = hope for new creation/world

typology

the discernment of Gods work in the ot as a prefiguration of what he accomplished through JC in the fullness of time. Illuminates the unity of Gods plan in the two testaments but does not devalue the OT

Exegesis

the critical interpretation and explanation of biblical text

• IS: contextual approach

• ISN’T: fundamentalist approach: literalist

eisegesis

reading your own opinions into the text

biblical criticism

discipline that studies textual, compositional, and historical questions surrounding the Old and New Testaments.

• the bible is never wrong - we interpret it wrong