Bib Docs Verse Quiz 2

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Matthew 5:17-18

God has promised to preserve His Word

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Isaiah 40:8

The Word of God will stand forever

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2 Timothy 3:16-17

The words of the Bible are inspired by God and sufficient for all man’s needs

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2 Peter 1:20-21

The Bible is ultimately authored by the Holy Spirit

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Hebrews 4:12

God’s Word is living and active

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translate

to lift or carry across (from Latin, trans, “across,” and latus, “to lift or carry”)

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formal equivalency

translation philosophy where the words from the Greek and Hebrew are rendered as closely to word-for-word as possible into the English without changing the meaning intended by the original language (emphasizes accuracy of translation)

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Dynamic Equivalency

thought-for-thought translation philosophy (emphasizes understanding/readability)

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Masoretic Text

the OT Hebrew text meticulously copied and preserved by Jewish scribes called Masoretes

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critical text

collation of primarily two Greek manuscripts called Sinaiticus and Vaticanus in 1881 by B.F. Wescott and A.J. Hort

*evolving basis for modern Bible versions

*aka Eclectic Text

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Masoretes

Jewish sect credited with copying OT Hebrew text (AD 600-950)

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Received Text

Common term refers to NT Greek text received by God’s people

*together with the Masoretic Text forms the basis of the Authorized Version (KJV)

*aka Traditional Text, Ecclesiastical Text, or TR

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Textus receptus

(Latin for the “Received Text”) named in 1633 by the Elzevir brothers, the Greek NT received by God’s people