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| word for word translation |
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| Pope and Bishops meet, early 1960's, Pope John XXIII, Dei Verbum |
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| the 7 books of the Old Testament not recognized as inspired by Protestants |
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| A theologian of the first 8 centuries whose writings had a great influence on the Church |
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| ancient Scriptural writings, found in Israel in the 1940"s in caves, Essenes, scribes |
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| a way of meeting God through scriptural prayer |
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| "Word of God", Vatican II, explains biblical interpretation |
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a devotional reading of the Bible, a way to pray the Sacred Scriptures> 4 parts:
1. read the passage
2. reflect on the passage, see it happening, feel it
3. pray/talk to God and ask Him to respond to you
4. contemplate - be with God in His presence quietly |
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| Divine Office, the prayer of the Church at specific times of the day |
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| a written record of Divine Revelation - God revealing himself to us through the written Word |
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| the Hebrew to Greek translation of the Old Testament by 70 scholars |
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| a Church Father, translated the Bible into Latin, "Vulgate" |
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| T/F The Bible is a book of history and science |
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| False It is a spiritual book |
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| an official Catholic Bible |
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| an official Catholic Bible |
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| The true author of the Bible |
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| the translation of the Greek Bible into Latin by St. Jerome; official Roman CAtholic version |
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| What 3 languages were used |
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| Who called the Bishops to Rome in the 1960's for a meeting later called Vatican II |
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| Who has the official job of safeguarding the Truths of our Faith? |
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a list of inspired Books of the Bible;
Catholic = 63 Others - 66 |
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| "second canon", those Books of the Bible rejected as not being inspired by Jews and non-Catholics but included in the Catholic Bible |
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| one who proclaims in word and deed the Good News of Jesus |
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| the process of discovering the meaning of biblical writings |
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| a short story with a moral |
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| a record of ancestors and descendants |
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| a type or style of writing |
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| "without error", the Magisterium cannot be wrong in its teaching of truth or morals |
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| God, the true author of the Bible, worked through human authors to reveal himself |
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| the public worship of the Church |
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| a story that conveys religious truth or spiritual lesson |
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| an outward sign, instituted by Christ, to give grace |
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| a person who copied old scrolls so that the information would not be lost, Essenes |
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