Theology Chapter 2 VOCAB

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Scribes
considered the earliest writers before literacy spread
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Baptism
waters of the Red Sea, which saved the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, foreshadowed this sacrament
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Form Criticism
a type of literacy criticism that studies how a biblical book was developed
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divine
the Bible is a "written record of __________ revelation
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law
a code of conduct established by those in authority
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fundamentalists
Those who interpret the Bible literally
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apocrypha
A word that means "hidden"
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Redaction Criticism
type off criticism that focuses on how the writer's understanding of God influenced his writings
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lecio divina
Benedictine tradition that helps a person meet God through prayer and scripture
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David
king of Israel who brought the ark of the covenant to Jerusalem
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St. Jerome
Translated the Bible from Greek to Latin
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inspiration
method used by god to reveal himself and his truths to the human authors of scripture
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sacraments
sign instituted by christ that is a source of grace
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Gentile
Non-Jew
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history
chronological timetable of events
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Liturgy
The official form of public worship of the church
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Gnostics
Those who believed that salvation was based on a secret form of knowledge
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Fable
stories, which may involve animals with human qualities, used to present morals
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Literal Sense
the meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture and discovered by exegesis
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riddle
A question that requires thought and application
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Source Criticism
type of criticism that identifies the origins of biblical material
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Moral Sense
Spiritual sense that calls us to live good lives and act justly
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creed
a statement of religious beliefs
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Magisterium
The leading authority in the church when it comes to interpreting sacred scripture
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Protestant
bibles of this religion contain seven less books than those of the catholic faith
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Dead Sea Scrolls
manuscripts found in Israel that predate the birth of Christ
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Exodus
Moses' leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt
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Canon
The official list of inspired books of the Bible
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living
The Bible is the _______ word of God.
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prophecy
Inspired words of individuals that express God's will
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Evangelist
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
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prayer
you can grow in your relationship with god when you use the Bible as a book of ___________
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truth
sacred scripture teaches us the _______
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Bible
The inspired word of God
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Vulgate
Latin translation of the Bible
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Septuagint
Greek translation of the Old Testament
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Second Vatican Council
A conference of bishops from around the world called by St. John XXIII to consider the Church in the modern world. It took place from 1962 to 1965.
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exegesis
critical interpretation
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Literary Genres
A type of writing that has a particular form, style, or content
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oral tradition
Literature that passes by word of mouth from one generation to the next.
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Ark of the Covenant
A sacred chest that housed the tablets of the Ten Commandments. It was placed within the sanctuary where God would come and dwell.
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Liturgy of the Hours
The prayer of the Church at specific times of the day; also known as the Divine Office. The Liturgy of the Hours uses readings from Scripture, particularly the psalms, and hymns.
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Church Fathers
A theologian of the first eight centuries of Christianity whose teachings made a lasting mark on the Church.
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manuscript
A handwritten document
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Inerrancy
without error
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Original languages of the Bible
Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek
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Deuterocanonical
A term used by Catholics to refer to the additional seven Old Testament books in the Catholic canon.
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Historical Criticism
type of criticism that tries determine the historical and cultural context of the biblical text
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Geneology
family history
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Holy Spirit
the third person in the Trinity
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New Testament
The twenty-seven books of the Bible written in apostolic times