Retake of Unit 1 Test

Match the words to the definitions...

• Lectio Divina

• Latin for “divine reading”. It is an ancient form of praying with Scripture that is a slow and thoughtful encounter with the Word of God.

• Theology

• The teaching authority of the Church and those who exercise that authority, the pope and all the world’s bishops in union with the pope.

• The Magisterium

• The whole content of the Christian faith formed by Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition together. Was revealed by God through Jesus Christ and has been faithfully guarded and interpreted by the Magisterium of the Catholic Church.

• Revelation

• 1. An act of making known divine truth. From the beginning God made Himself and His plan for us known gradually and in stages and in words and deeds. 

• Deposit of Faith

• The study of God and the things of God.

Which one came first?

• Sacred Scripture

• Sacred Tradition

What is Divine Revelation?

• Talking to others about God

• Praying to the Saints

• Going to Mass

• How God reveals Himself to us

The three parts of Divine Revelation or The Tripod of Truth include...​ (a)   ​, (b)   and, ​ (c)  

• The Magisterium
• Sacred Scripture
• Sacred Tradition
• Baptism
• The Mass
• Saints
• The Homily
• Lectio Divina

True or false? Tradition means to "hand on" .

• True

• False

Match two things to each type of tradition.

• Saints

• Big T (Tradition)

• The Mass

• Big T (Tradition)

• The Rosary

• Little t (tradition)

• The Sacrament

• Little t (tradition)

The 4 parts of Lectio Divina are​ (a)   ​,​ (b)   ,​ (c)   ​ , and ​ (d)  

• Reading
• talking
• Kneeling
• Silence
• Jumping
• Meditating
• Sitting
• Sharing

The purpose of Sacred Scripture is...

• To know more about the saints

• To learn more about the life of Christ and to grow in relationship with Him

• To help others be more like God

The written record of God's revelation to us is called the

The Bible consists of two parts the