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(Answer Key)Beginning Biblical Hebrew-Old Testament Cognate Languages (OTCL) Answer Key For Book1

Definition of Biblical Creationism. "Supernatural creation of all things in six literal days by the God of the Bible approximately 6,000 years ago." What is the nature of Biblical Creation? 1. Supernatural 2. Sudden 3. Superficial What does it mean that Biblical Creation was supernatural? 1. There was no use of preexistent materials 2. It was the absolute beginning of everything 3. God What is the word used for God in Genesis 1:1? Elohim What is the latin phrase that ...

According to Burke, according to the Hebrew concept of creation: A. The world is real, and distinct from God; According to our class textbook (p. 222): C. In the Hebrew concept, history is like a drama, with a beginning, a middle, and an end; On page 225, Burke states that the Hebrew Bible has more than one part. In addition to the Torah, the Jewish Bible: B. Contains two other collections: the Prophets and the Writings; Burke states that a "synagogue": C. Is a hall for meeting, pra...

Test Bank for Exploring the Bible 2e 2nd Edition by Stephen Harris. Full Chapters test bank are included - Chapter 1 to 39 Part One An Introduction to the Bible and the Biblical World Chapter 1 The Bible: An Overview Chapter 2 How the Bible Was Created: Transmission, Canonization, and Translation Chapter 3 The Ancient Near East: The Environment That Produced the Bible Part Two The Torah (Divine Instruction) Chapter 4 The Five Books of Torah (the Pentateuch): Themes and Theories Chapter ...

Who did the Lord use to lead the Hebrew slaves to freedom from Egypt? - Moses Where in the Bible do you find the story of the Hebrew people wandering in the wilderness? - Exodus What was Jacob's name changed to after he wrestled with a messenger of the Lord near the River Jabbok? - Israel What are 2 of the main charges that the Old Testament prophets bring against God's people? - Idolatry and Social Injustice Which of David's sons becomes king after his death? - Solomon (T/F) Du...

Am ha-Aretz - CORRECT ANS Hebrew term meaning "people of the land" and referring to the common, uneducated masses, who were looked down on by the upper levels of society. They are probably referred to in John 7:49. The Greek equivalent is hoi polloi. apocalyptic - CORRECT ANS Term describing both a theological movement and its literature. It postulates the increase of evil in the world, the near end of the age, and the decisive intervention of God to inaugurate the age to come. Bo...

Dei Verbum - correct answer The official Catholic teaching on biblical inspiration and inerrancy is found in this document: False - correct answer T or F: The claim of inspiration says tat inaccurate historical facts or human opinion are never found in the Bible of the text - correct answer Examining the Bible according to its literary genre, structur...

magisterium - The official teaching authority of the Church that resides in the pope Tradition - Literally comes from a word that means "handed on" Scripture - Sacred ____ is a library of divinely inspired writings King - Jesus was ____, the rightful ruler of the universe Mercy - The "Jesus Prayer": Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have ____ on me, a sinner." Deposit - The Church teaches that there is a single sacred "____" of the Word of God which Christ entrusted to t...

The major branch of ethics that focuses primarily on the character of the moral actor and not simply on the morality of specific acts. It focuses on "being" a certain kind of person. correct answer: Virtue The domain of social scientists more than that of philosophical ethicists, the branch of ethics that observes and reports patterns of human behavior without stipulating what people ought to do. correct answer: Descriptive By formulating concrete moral rules, this branch of ethics sti...

Five main eras of the Second Temple Period. Be sure to know the time frame for each era. - Babylonian (606-539). Persian (539-331). Greek (331-167): Ptolemaic (320-198) and Seleucid (198-167). Jewish Self-Rule (167-63). Roman (63BC - AD70). Three crises experienced by the Jews that resulted from the Bab. captivity. - Dissolution of the monarchy, loss of central sanctuary, proximity to Gentiles. Most likely period of time in why synagogue emerged. - Bab. exile Whether idol worship became...