Bibl 110 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HermeneuticsA way of reading and interpreting the Bible Greek word "Hermes"message being conveyed Translating vs. InterpretingGODISNOWHERE can mean two different things - use context to know how to interpret "Como te llamas? HermeneuticsThe way we interpret sacred texts -preconceived ideas influence how we interpret -What is the message -Who is the audience

What kind of Bible translation focuses on a word-for-word translation and little consideration given to how the text will sound or read in the English language?Formal Equivalence The right way to look at the Bible is through your past life experiences.False According to Everyday Bible Study, a theological grid is an important element of a person's worldview, it can be a danger when we are unwilling to allow that grid to be changed and shaped by the biblical text.True What is the eleven...

BIBL 110_New Testament Bible Study Assignment.

How many years are between the Old and New Testament? 400 What pivotal event occured in 586 B.C. when Nebuchadnezzar invaded Jerusalem? The destruction of the temple What nation defeated the Babylonians? The Medo-persians During the Medo-Persian period which language began to replace Hebrew? Aramaic What great military leader brought the Greek culture to prominence? Alexander the Great

James recipients12 tribes in the dispersion James writtenunknown James date40-42 AD James Key wordTrials James key verse1:12 1 Peter recipientsbelievers in the northern asia minor 1 Peter writtenProb. from Rom

BIBL 110 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY COMPLETED EXAM 2024.

BIBL 110 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY COMPLETED EXAM 2024.

BIBL 110 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY COMPLETED EXAM 2024

BIBL 110 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY COMPLETED EXAM 2024.

AD - Description of time deriving from the Latin *anno Domini*, "in the year of our Lord," using the birth of Christ as the point of reference. Some prefer to use CE (Common Era) as its equivalent. See BC. Apostles - Term meaning "a messenger" or "one who is sent," applied to the twelve leaders appointed by Jesus (Mark 3:13-19). Qualifications for apostleship included seeing the risen Lord (Acts 1:13-14). Paul could claim apostleship for this reason (1 Cor. 9:1). They are sometimes c...