Theology 1 Unit 1 Quiz

Covenant

an extension of kinship by oath

The Adamic Covenant

Promise: Models for us what union with God looks like: we will witness this again in the New Covenant

The Noahic Covenant

Promise: Another new covenant that will bring us back into union with God like we were in Eden

The Abrahamic Covenant

Promise: Great Nation (15), Great Name (17), Great Blessing (22)

The Mosaic Covenant

Promise: Jesus will fulfill the law and become the Passover Lamb (It fulfills the Great Nation promise from the Abrahamic Covenant)

The Davidic Covenant

Promise: The Messiah will come from the royal name of David. (It fulfills the Great Name promise from the Abrahamic Covenant)

The Prophetic Covenant

Promise: The new covenant in Christ

The New Covenant

Fulfills: Adamic (Restores our union with the Father), Noahic (the first New Covenant to save us from sin), Abrahamic, Mosaic (Jesus fulfills the Jewish Law and becomes the new Passover Lamb), Davidic (Jesus is the Messiah from the royal line of David), and Prophetic (Jesus is the fulfillment of all Messianic prophecies)

The Fall

Adam and Eve's disobedience to God's command

Prophet

a person chosen by God to speak on his behalf

What is John 1:1?

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."

What is the book, chapter, and verse of a scripture verse?

Book (name), chapter (first number before the colon), verse (number or numbers after the colon)

How many books are in the Bible?

73 books (46 Old, 27 New)

What is the Literal Sense of Scripture?

Takes into account the meaning of the words themselves and the historical context in which they were written, focuses on understanding the text as it was intended by the authors

What is the Allegorical Sense of Scripture?

Looks for a deeper, symbolic meaning, connects the narratives of the Old Testament to the New Testament (EX: certain figures or events are seen as prefigurations of Christ or the Church)

What is the Moral Sense of Scripture?

Shows the meaning or lesson of the passage, considers how the teachings in the text can be applied to moral living and personal conduct

What is the Anagogical Sense of Scripture?

Interpretation that looks forward to the eschatological (the end times) implications of the messages found in biblical texts, emphasizes the hope of Heaven and Divine fulfillment

What is typology?

something/someone in the Old Testament that represents or symbolizes something/someone in the New Testament

EX:
Issac ➡️ Jesus
Moses ➡️ Jesus
Eve ➡️ Mary