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What is the TaNaKh?

A traditional name for the Old Testament used by Jews

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What is the Torah?

Law

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What is Nevi’im?

Prophets

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What is Ketuvim?

Writings

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What is the ‘three-legged stool’ metaphor?

A metaphor for Catholic authority: Scripture, Tradition, Magisterium

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Languages of the Old Testament?

Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek

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How were biblical stories originally passed down?

Orally; written down later, often after events like Babylonian exile

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Number of books in the Catholic Bible?

73

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Number of books in the Catholic Old Testament?

46

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Why do Catholics and Protestants disagree about the number of books?

Protestants exclude the Deuterocanonical books

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How do Christians understand the authorship of the Bible?

God inspired humans to write; humans contributed style

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Define Theology

The study of God and religious beliefs

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Define Monotheism

Belief in one God

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Define Polytheism

Belief in many gods

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Define Omnipotent

All-powerful

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Define Omniscient

All-knowing

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Define Omnibenevolent

All-good

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Define Omnipresent

Present everywhere

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Define Dynamic Equivalence

Translation focusing on meaning rather than exact words

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Define Formal Equivalence

Translation focusing on exact wording

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Define Dictation

God directly dictated scripture to humans

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Two creation stories in Genesis

One emphasizes order and humans last; the other is poetic and anthropomorphic

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Do Christians need to reject evolution?

No, science and faith can coexist

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Why is ‘LORD’ all over the Old Testament?

It translates YHWH, God’s sacred name

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What is the narrative of the Fall?

Adam and Eve disobey God; cycle of blame; sin and mortality result

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Story of Cain and Abel?

Cain kills Abel out of jealousy; God marks Cain

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Story of Noah’s Ark?

God floods Earth due to wickedness; covenant made with Noah

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Conflict between Sarah and Hagar?

Sarah’s son Isaac vs. Hagar’s son Ishmael; jealousy and inheritance issues

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Binding of Isaac?

Abraham tested; Isaac spared; shows faith and obedience

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Jacob and Esau?

Jacob tricks Esau to get birthright and blessing

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Jacob renamed Israel?

Wrestles with God; marries Leah first, loves Rachel

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Story of Joseph?

Sold into slavery by brothers; becomes viceroy in Egypt

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Define Ex Nihilo

Latin for ‘out of nothing’

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Define Anthropomorphic

Giving human traits to God

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Define Covenant

Sacred agreement between God and humans

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Define YHWH

Sacred name of God in Hebrew

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What happens between Genesis and Exodus?

Israelites multiply, enslaved in Egypt

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Story of baby Moses?

Hid in basket; found by Pharaoh’s daughter

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Call of Moses?

Burning bush; God commissions him to free Israelites

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Plagues of Egypt?

God sends plagues; Pharaoh’s heart hardened

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Significance of Passover?

Tenth plague kills firstborn; Israelites spared; prefigures Jesus’ sacrifice

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Crossing Red Sea?

Symbolizes baptism

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Manna from Heaven?

Symbolizes Eucharist

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Golden Calf incident?

Israelites rebel at Sinai

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Ten Commandments?

Must be memorized; seventh: You shall not commit adultery

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Transition from Moses to Joshua?

Joshua leads into the Holy Land

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Who is Samuel?

Last judge, priest, prophet

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Beginning of United Monarchy?

King Saul

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Origin of King David?

Shepherd → armor bearer → general

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David and Goliath?

David defeats Goliath with sling; faith and courage

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Saul and David’s relationship?

Saul paranoid, David loyal

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David’s major accomplishments?

Moves capital to Jerusalem

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David’s great sin?

Adultery with Bathsheba, Uriah killed, rebuked by Nathan

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Covenants: Noahide, Abrahamic, Mosaic/Sinai, Davidic?

Sacred agreements between God and humans

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King Solomon?

Builds Temple, relies on slave labor, worships false gods

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Breakup of monarchy?

North: Israel; South: Judah

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Northern Kingdom?

Capital: Samaria; First King: Jeroboam; Destroyed by Assyrians; Prophet: Elijah

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Southern Kingdom?

Capital: Jerusalem; First King: Rehoboam; Destroyed by Babylonians; Prophet: Isaiah

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Define Legitimacy

Rightful authority

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Define Dynasty

Family line of rulers

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Define Succession

Order of inheriting throne

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What is a prophet?

Spokesperson for God; calls out idolatry; cares for vulnerable

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Prophetic perfect?

Talks about future events as if they already happened

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Story of Jonah?

Tried to avoid preaching to Nineveh; eventually obeys God

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