Religion Chapter 2 Vocabulary (Part 1)

St. Jerome’s 4th-century translation of the Bible from Greek into the common language of the people of his day, Latin.

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Old testament manuscripts discovered in 1947 in a cave near along with other writings.

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These manuscripts have proved very valuable to scholars studying the Old Testament.

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1. These manuscripts have revealed some Jewish practices from Jesus’ day.

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1. The official list of inspired books of the Bible.

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1. Catholics list 46 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament as part of this.

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1. A 2nd-century BC Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible made at Alexandria, Egypt.

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1. The term is from a Latin word meaning “seventy” for the legendary scholars who worked on the translation.

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1. A word that means “hidden.”

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1. This term describes the extra section of Protestant Bibles where the additional Old Testament books of the Greek Septuagint from Catholic bibles are placed.

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