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17 Cards in this Set
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term referring to books that were rejected from the Bible because they lacked genuineness and canocity
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apocryphal
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sacred scriptures: inspired by God, written by human
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bible
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the CHurch's complete list of sacred books of the Bible
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Canon
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The heritage of faith contained in Sacred Scipture and tradition
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Deposite of Faith
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those books and passages of the old and new Testaments about which there was controversy in early Christian Hitory
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Deuterocanonical
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revealed teachings of Christ which are proclaimed by the fullest extent of the exercise of the aithority of the Church's Magisterium
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Doctrine
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Method of Scriptural interpretation in which the author is inspired to use figures of speech
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Literal Sense proper
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Mehtod of Scriptual interpretation in which the author intends precisely what he was inspired to write
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Literal sense improper
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the living transmission of the message of the Gospel in the Church
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Oral tradition
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During the time of Jesus, avid, contentious student or teacher of Jewish religious law
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Pharisee
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Revelations made in the course of history that do not add or for part of the deposit of faith
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Private Revalation
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From hebrew hozeh meaning "vision" or "revelation interpreted"
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Prophecy
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the books of the Bible whoe inspired character has never been questioned
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Protocanonical
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God's comunication of himself, by which he makes known the mystery of his divine paln
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Revelation
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A pre-CHristian Greek translaion of the Hebrew scriptures made by Jewish Scolars
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Septuagint
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the name given to the two major parts of the bible; synonym for covenant
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testament
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Reading of the old teastament which discrens in God's work of the old covenant prefigurations of what he accomplished on the fullness of time in the perso of Jesus Christ
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Typological Sense
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