FCL 2 Prelims

What Latin word does the term "Revelation" come from, meaning "to lay bare"?

• Revelate

• Revelare

• Revolare

• Reverare

What is the etymological meaning of "Revelation"?

• To take away the veil or cover

• To declare the truth

• To predict the future

• To enlighten the mind

What is the act of revealing or communicating divine truth, especially by divine agency or supernatural means?

• Revelation

• Canonicity

• Inspiration

• Divinity

special influence of the holy spirit on the human authors. such that they were able to write down what God wanted them to write

• Revelation

• Canonicity

• Inspiration

• Divinity

church's official declaration that a book is inspired and is therefore a worthy basis of faith and morals

• Revelation

• Canonicity

• Inspiration

• Divinity

a revelation received directly from God.

• Immediate

• Mediate

• Natural

• Supernatural

it is a passing of the revelation

• Immediate

• Mediate

• Natural

• Supernatural

Manifestation of God in nature and creation. It is the revelation of God in His work.

• Immediate

• Mediate

• Natural

• Supernatural

a revelation above the natural. It takes place in History.

• Immediate

• Mediate

• Natural

• Supernatural

What term is interpreted as something connected with God or dedicated to religious purposes, and in a secular view, means too valuable to interfere with?

• Holy

• Sacred

• Divine

• Revered