Unit 2 - Intro to Scripture Assessment

The way God communicates knowledge of Himself to humankind is called ___.

• Bible

• Divine Inspiration

• Divine Revelation

• Historical-Critical Method

• Senses of Scripture

A method the Church uses for understanding Biblical texts in their original setting and for discovering the intention of the original author is called ___.

• Bible

• Divine Inspiration

• Divine Revelation

• Historical-Critical Method

• Senses of Scripture

God’s word in written form (what we usually call it) is called ___.

• Bible

• Divine Inspiration

• Divine Revelation

• Historical-Critical Method

• Senses of Scripture

The assistance that the Holy Spirit gave to the Biblical authors so that God’s message of salvation would be communicated effectively is called ___.

• Bible

• Divine Inspiration

• Divine Revelation

• Historical-Critical Method

• Senses of Scripture

We were created by God for a purpose, with a built-in hunger to know Him.

• True

• False

The Bible is meant to be read ___.

• One book at a time

• As an entire body of work

• By focusing on the parts about Jesus first, and everything else second

• By selecting the verses that mean something to you

• None of these

Some books in the Bible took more than one generation of writing to be completed.

• True

• False

The Bible is made up of individual books.

• True

• False

If we don’t own a Biblical commentary, we can always look at the book’s introduction or at the notes at the bottom of each page to see deeper understanding and clarity.

• True

• False

Many Old Testament books were refashioned by later editors and authors to address entirely new problems and questions for their audience.

• True

• False