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68 Cards in this Set
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method by which revelation of God has been recorded in Bible
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Inspiration
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all the ways God makes himself known
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Revelation
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when direct communication of thoughts or words is received by Holy Spirit and relayed to writer of scripture
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Suggestion
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Greek language used by Jesus and writers of the NT
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Koine
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man's search for a right relationship with God
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Relgion
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book that illustrates verses of scripture
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Commentary
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lists words found in Bible and references for each word
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Concordance
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how many allusions to scripture are in the works of Shakespeare?
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Over 500
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first person to make and English translation of Bible directly from Hebrew and Greek
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Tyndale
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give an example of a Bible which is not a translation, but a paraphrase
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Letters to Young Churches
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T/F: To some degree, every translation of the Bible is an interpretation
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TRUE
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how was God's most perfect revelation of Himself given?
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Through Christ
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what was the version of the Bible that Jesus used?
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Septuigant
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2 elements that Christianity emphasizes in its doctrine of inspiration
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Divine, Human elements
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what translation is the Douai version?
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Common Catholic translation
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what is the purpose of italics in the King James Version?
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To note words that were added by translator and not is original version
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In the 1952 edition of the Revised Standard Version, "consecrate" was changed back to:
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Sanctify
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What was the OT called in the early days?
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The Scriptures
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How many writers wrote the Bible?
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39 or 40
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How long did it take to write the Bible?
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1500 years
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From Genesis to Revelation, the theme of the Bible is...
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Redemption/Salvation
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How many quotations from the OT are in the NT?
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250 quotes
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How early did people use writing?
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3000 BC
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How many books were there in the Jewish canon
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22 books
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2 chief values of the Apocrapha for Christians
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Historical value
Devotional value |
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During Babylonian captivity, the language of the Israelites was changed from Hebrew to...
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Aramaic
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Oldest and most important manuscripts in existence
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Dead Sea Scrolls
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Term meaning covenant or agreement
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Testament
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OT book most quoted in the NT
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Isaiah
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One of the minor prophets
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Hosea
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Shorter books read at Jewish festivals
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Five Rolls
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Term meaning law; first division of Jewish Scriptures
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Torah
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Group of books written from 200 BC to 100 AD which are not accepted as authoritative by Protestants
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Apocrapha
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Jewish council which made the canonization of the OT official
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Jamnia
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Book referred to in OT but not included in canon
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Book of Jasher
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That which is measured by an authoritative standard or rule
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Canon
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Books which claim to have been written by ancient prophets
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Pseudepigrapha
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Notes and commentaries on Jewish scripture
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Talmud
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Original writings as completed by their human authors
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Autographs
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T/F: There is no Biblical evidence that Moses wrote the first 5 books of the Bible
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FALSE
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T/F: Those who hold the JEPD theory would dat eht Pentateuch in its final form at about 400 BC
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TRUE
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T/F: God's supreme gift to man in creation was his intellect
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FALSE - it was his Spirit
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Name which means "God of power"
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Elohim
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Believed to have been located around Mesopotamia
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Eden
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He is mentioned for his fellowship with God
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Enoch
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Goddess of the deep in the Babylonian creation epic
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Tiamat
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Term used to describe an animal unfit for sacrifice
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Unclean
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Believes one cannot know if God exists
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Agnostic
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Hebrew name for the Pentateuch
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Torah
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A tower; the Tower of Babel
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Ziggurat
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He and his group developed agriculture and cattle raising
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Jabal
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The patriarchal period may be dated approximately from...
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2100 to 1500 BC
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Who were the 4 patriarchs
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Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph
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Why was Ishmael's genealogy dropped?
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It did not lead in the birth of Jesus
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After a short time in Canaan, why did Abraham go to Egypt?
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There was a famine/drought
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Why couldn't Isaac revoke the blessing on Jacob?
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It was oral and legal and binding
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Jacob quit his life of lying after his experience with God at...
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Penial
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Who persuaded his brothers not to kill Joseph?
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Reuben
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Priest with whom Christ is compared to in Hebrews
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Melchisadec
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This suggested that Joseph had been chosen to be priest and prince of the family
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Coat of many colors
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Father of a multitude
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Abraham
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Where Abraham went to sacrifice Isaac
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Mount Moriah
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Abraham's home
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Ur of Chaldees
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Jospeph's Egyptian name which meant "revealer of secrets"
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Zaphnath-paaneah
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Place where Jacob saw angels clibing a ladder from heaven to earth
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Bethel
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Center of the OT world
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Fertile Crescent
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Laban's household gods
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Teraphim
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Abraham married her and became the father of the Midianites and other Arabic tribes
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Keturah
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