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Directed Reading Worksheet
Date____________________________________ Chapter 2 Introduction to Sacred Scripture
Directions: Read through the chapter and fill in the missing information. All the questions run sequential to the chapter. If a true/false statement is false, correct it.
Pages 26-27 The Game of Life
The source of our _________________ is the good God who will never let us down and will always ____________ us through the tough times. We journey through __________ by being the _____________ people we can be.
Look up the following passages and record them in the space provided.
Jeremiah 3:14
Acts 15:8
Pages 27-28 The Bible Is the Inspired Word of God
What three things does the Church teach about Sacred Scripture?
True or False? The Bible is like a religion textbook.
To say that God _______________ the sacred writers of the Bible means that ________ is the author, but he used the human authors as his ________________ to commit to writing those __________ that are necessary for our _____________________.
Under the influence of the _______________, the human authors drew on their own __________________ to write what God intended for people to know. God respected the __________________ of the writers but in every instance the Holy Spirit guided the author in the _____________.
Pages 28-32 How to Read the Bible
How do we discover the human authors intentions in writing the Bible?
One of the three ways of interpreting Scripture is to note the content and _____________ of the _____________ Scripture. It must be remembered that ____________________ is the center and heart of Sacred Scripture and that the ___________ Testament prefigures and illuminates the ___________ Testament.
Second, Scripture must be read within the living _______________ of the whole Church. Christ left the _________________ to interpret Sacred Scripture with the ___________________ who help us understand the _________________ of Gods Word and how to apply it to our _______________ lives.
Third, we must pay attention to the _____________________, which is the unity of the ____________ of the faith among themselves and within the whole ____________ of Revelation. This means that the truths revealed are in ___________________ with all of Gods Revelation, including the _______________ of the Magisterium
Paying attention to the _______________ of Scripture is vitally important to scriptural ____________________. The first step involves identifying the literary _____________ used by the author which is a type of writing that has a particular ______________ or content.
What is biblical exegesis?
What does it mean to discover the literal sense of Scriptures?
Match the description to the literary genre described below.
_____ A vivid story told to convey religious truth
_____ A deliberately exaggerated saying
_____ A standard of behavior
_____ A story that gives the cause of something else
_____ A brief story with a moral
_____ A record of ones ancestors
_____ A written account of a persons life
_____ A passage whose purpose is to set up an important saying
_____ A report of a powerful sign performed by Jesus
_____ A chronological narrative of events
_____ A question that teases the mind
_____ A formal statement of religious belief
_____ An inspired utterance which expresses Gods will
_____ An extended comparison of moral qualities
Pages 32-35 How to Understand the Bible
The _______________ sense of understanding Sacred Scripture refers to the realities and ____________ that can be __________________ by them. It looks to the ______________ meaning of various scriptural passages as part of Gods overall ___________ of Salvation. There are ____________ spiritual senses of Scripture.
An ___________________ reading of Scripture looks at the entire Bible, especially the _________ Testament, in light of its fulfillment in _____________. For instance, we can understand the waters of the Red Sea as a symbol for Christian ________________, a sign of our freedom from sin in Jesus Christ.
The ____________ sense of Scripture recognizes that Gods Word is intended to lead us to live a good life, to act justly on behalf of God and other _______________. For instance, the words of the ___________________ telling the Chosen People to obey Gods Commandments also apply to us.
The _________________ sense of Scripture looks at the earthly events and other realities in the context of leading us to _________________. For instance, we can see the Church as a symbol of the heavenly ___________________ which leads us to our _____________ destiny.
True or False? The Bible is not a science book or a history book, but a written record of Divine Revelation.
True or False? The Catholic Church welcomes the research of historians and scientists because truth does not contradict truth.
True or False? Pope John Paul IIs commission which reexamined the famous case against Galileo Galilei reported that the judges who condemned Galileo were correct.
Pages 35-38 Biblical Translation
Most of the Old Testament was composed in ______________. _____________, the language that Jesus spoke, became the spoken language of the Jewish people after the Babylonian ______________.
The entire New Testament was written in _____________ because it had become the spoken language in the ____________ Empire of the first century A.D. Later, the common language changed from Greek to ___________ and in 390 St. ____________ completed the Latin translation of the Bible known as the _______________.
Why was the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls important to biblical translators?
True or False? Catholics are discouraged from reading Protestant translations of the Bible such as the King James Version.
What are two very popular and important English translations of the Bible by Catholic scholars?
St. Jerome is an important Church ___________ who was commissioned by Pope _____________ to translate the _____________ into Latin. Jerome also completed a _________________ of the Bible into Latin and later wrote against various _________________.
Scripture is the heart of the ________________ Office which is the public _____________ of the Church that praises and sanctifies the ________. The ______________ are featured in a special way in the Liturgy of the ______________ which consists of Morning and ______________ Prayer.
Pages 39-41 Modern Approaches for Studying Sacred Scripture
True or False? Catholics take a literalist approach to understanding the meaning of the Bible.
The _________________, with the help of biblical _______________, authentically interprets the Word of God using techniques of biblical ________________, taking into account their ________________ and ______________ contexts.
What is the goal of historical criticism? What research does it use?
The Ark of the _________________ was a wooden chest in which the original tablets of the _____________________ were placed. It traveled with the _________________ in the desert and it was placed in the _______________________ in the Temple built by King ______________________.
What is the goal of source criticism?
What are the two goals of form criticism?
True or False? Jesus parable of the Good Samaritan is not the story of an actual historical person, but rather, is a story which makes the point that we must be compassionate and loving to all people, including enemies.
What is the goal of redaction criticism? What does it seek to know about the biblical author?
True or False? Both Luke and Matthew show how Jesus descended from Adam.
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