THEO 104 Test One Different set of Q&A. 100%

1.      The process of exegesis is identifying all relevant information dealing with a theological topic or passage and to carefully answer the question "what does this really mean"

2.      God transmits his self revelation to us through his Son Jesus Christ. This revelation has _____ and _____ as it's one common source.

3.      The nature of the Bible is like the nature of Jesus in that both are _____ and _____.

4.      St. Augustine said that the New Testament is _____ in the Old and that the Old Testament is _____ in the New.

5.      What are the four main types of writing we find in the Old Testament?

6.      What is the difference between a covenant and a contract?

7.      The translation of what we call the Old Testament from Hebrew into Greek in about 285 BC by a team of seventy-two Jewish scholars is called the . .

8.      The fact that the four Gospels report different details of Jesus' life means that . . .

9.      St. Paul refers to St. Luke as . . .

10.  Which book of the Old Testament contains many religious poems attributed to David?

11.  The books from Hosea to Malachi are called "minor Prophets" because . .

12.  The deuterocanonical books of the Bible do not carry the same force as the canonical books.

13.  It is impossible to write objective and unbiased history since the written history will always carry the biases of the person writing it.

14.  The Bible itself tells us that the Bible alone is the only source of God's word

15.  The Gospels supplement one another; they do not contradict one another

16.  The New Testament replaces the Old Testament

17.  Along with the Gospel that bears his name, St. Matthew also wrote the Acts of the Apostles

18.  St. Mark's Gospel is the shortest of the four Gospels

19.  The world's most famous love poem is found in the Book of Job

20.  The Book of the Prophet Isaiah has some of the clearest prophecies of the coming of Christ

21.  While it is worthwhile for a Christian to read the Old Testament out of historical curiosity, it is not necessary. Christians only need to read the New Testament.

22.  Keeps the church free from error

23.  Traceable to the Apostles

24.  Rule or measure