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21 Cards in this Set
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apostles and gospel writers
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matthew and john
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letter
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epistle
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gospel writers
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mark and luke
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latin translation of the bible
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volgate
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guidance by the holy spirit
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divine inspiration
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a version of the bible
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translation
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teaching authority of the church
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magisterium
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original language of the new testament
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greek
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translated the bible into latin
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st. jerome
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a cousin of jesus, who prepared the way for his coming
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john the baptist
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includes the life and teachings of jesus and the early church
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new testament
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as a boy and a man, jesus was like us in everything except for:
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sin
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the name of the only prophecy book in the new testament
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revelations
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why is it important to learn about the new testament?
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so we can better reflect the image of jesus and his teachings
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name of the only history book in the new testament
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acts of the apostles
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how can we be assured that all 4 gospel accounts speak the truth?
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they are divinely inspired by the holy spirit
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name two writers whose letters can be found in the new testament
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paul and peter
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for what reason did god the son become man?
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to show us who we are and how we should act
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name one friend whom st. paul wrote a letter to
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timothy
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what is included in the magisterium?
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pope and bishops in union with god
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name two groups of christian communities to whom st. paul wrote letters.
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galatians and thessalonians
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