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______Describing natural occurrences from the point of observation.

human viewpoints

"The Bible contains the word of God," is a tenet of the theory of ________inspiration.

partial

The________ is/are the agent(s) of inspiration.

plenary

Many Biblical writers chose to describe nature in_____form rather than in technical language.

poetic

An understanding of _______ and its background clears up most misunderstandings of it.

the Bible

One deficiency in the universal inspiration view of the Bible is the fact that were it true, every age in time would have a new Bible.

T

Only God Himself could make additions to the Bible.

T

How did the writers of the Scripture know what to write?

They were of a higher order than most people. God's words were literally breathed into them.(right They didn't actually know what to write. God trusted them to write what was on their hearts.

______ described the writings of the apostle Paul as Scripture.

Timothy

A person who claims there is no God is called a(n) ______

atheist

True science and Scripture are:

compatible (RIGHT) contradictory parallel unrelated

The Bible calls an atheist a _______.

fool

________ inspiration is the theory that purports that nothing supernatural takes place in the process of inspiration.

natural

Some of the means God used to communicate with His people were _____.

direct verbal communication His creation(right Jesus(right Scripture(right

Along with doctrinal passages, the other four categories of alleged contradictions in the Bible are _____.

moral factual (right ethical (right nonparallel (right numerical (right logical

Moral standards are randomly communicated to us by an objective source.

F

1. does not believe in the existence of God 2. not knowing 3. no faith or different faith 4. questioning 5. exercises faith 6. exercises scholarship 7. not religious 8. comparison 9. exaggeration 10. natural revelation

1.atheist 2.skeptic 3.infidel 4.agnostic 5.deduction 6.induction 7.secular 8.metaphor 9.hyperbole 10.science

A person who questions the integrity of the Bible, even though he or she may be genuinely seeking truth, is called a(n)_______

critic

The Old Testament prophets wrote details about Christ's birth centuries before He was born. This is an example of _____.

divine inspiration universal inspiration historical inspiration（right plenary inspiration

Along with nonparallel passages, the other four categories of alleged contradictions in the Bible are _____.

doctrinal moral(except ethical numerical logical(except factual

Which of these is not an external source which verifies the accuracy of Scripture?

documents written by Flavius Josephus documents written by Kierkegaard(not documents written by historian Cornelius Tacitus document written by Pliny the Younger archeological finds

The scientific law that the physical universe is gradually becoming dissipated and disordered is called _____. The scientific theory that the earth has developed by uniform natural processes is called _____

entropy uniformitarianism

A person who questions the integrity and truth of the Bible is called a(n)

skeptic

1.an established rule or standard or faith and practice 2. full in all respects or requirements 3. something God uses to communicate with His 4. belief all Christians are inspired in the same way as 5. make known something previously unknown 6. God-breathed

1.canon 2.plenary 3.means 4.universal inspiration 5.reveal 6.inspiration

Evidence for the accuracy of the Scripture found outside the Bible is called plenary evidence.

F

One problem with the mechanical/dynamic view of the inspiration of the Bible is that it implies only parts of the Bible are inspired by God.

F

Paul was referring to the entire Old and New Testament of the Bible in 2 Timothy 3:16.

F

Scripture originated from God, but science originated from man.

F

The Biblical account of Creation contradicts the scientific law of the conservation of mass-energy.

F

The Holy Spirit permitted human mistakes to be included in the writing of Scripture.

F

The greatest means God has used to communicate with us are His prophets.

F

The historical problem in Daniel clears up when we realize that Darius the Mede was actually Cyrus the Persian.

F

Trying to prove that God exists is more difficult than trying to prove that He does not exist.

F

Dual reigns were common in Daniel's day.

T

God has used a variety of means to communicate with His people.

T

God made Himself known to man by revelation.

T

God used human beings to write down His Word, and the Holy Spirit inspired those words in this process.

T

God's people have existed much longer than the complete Bible.

T

Inspiration is a strong, conscious breathing of God into men.

T

Matthew may have been identifying the source of his quote with the first author of the prophetic scroll, Jeremiah.

T

Our greatest source of God's revelation is the Bible.

T

Paul's companions on the road to Damascus heard Jesus' voice but evidently did not understand His words.

T

Prior to the writing of the Scripture, people verbally passed God's Word from generation to generation.

T

Science provides a good basis on which to affirm the accuracy of the Bible.

T

Scientists still describe natural phenomena from the human view-point as people did in the Bible.

T

Some Bible criticism is constructive.

T

The prophets spoke and wrote some things which were not preserved in the Bible.

T

_______ is an established rule or standard of faith and practice.

canon

How should a Christian respond to alleged mistakes in the Bible?

give them more facts and show them you can prove the facts .

Inspiration literally means ____

god-breathed

_______Names of animals which differ among languages causing confusion.

improper translation

An unbeliever who has no faith or who holds a different faith is called a(n) ______

infidel

A person who is genuinely seeking truth, even though he or she may question the integrity of the Bible, is called a(n)

inquirer

________ literally means God-breathed.

inspiration

The Bible affirms that the earth:

is round is suspended in space revolves all of these (RIGHT)

The writer of the Gospel of _______was a highly educated physician and scholarly historian.

look

By the word _______, we are referring to the agent or instrument God uses to communicate to us.

means

Apparent contradictions or mistakes in the Bible occur:

not at all very few times(RIGHT) very many times throughout all of it

The Bible contains more apparent contradictions involving_______than any other category.

numbers

The greatest means God has ever used to communicate with man is through _____.

speaking directly prophets Jesus(right visions

A Christian with honest doubts should:

study them through suspend judgment avoid denials all of these (RIGHT)

Upon which foundations did God build His Church?

the apostles the prophets Christ Adam(except)

The word_______ means to make known or disclose something previously unknown.

reveal

Apparent errors in copying the Bible were made by:

God the original writers of Scripture scribes(RIGHT) printers

In the Old Testament:

God was not visible in his essence pre-Incarnate Christ was visible (RIGHT) The trinity was manifested God appeared only as an angel

At the time Paul wrote to Timothy, which parts of the Bible were already written?

O.T and only some

God fulfilled all of the Old Testament_______ about Christ in the New Testament.

Prophecies

The scriptural canon is now complete.

T

When God spoke at Jesus' baptism, the crowd heard different words than those that Jesus heard.

T

Which of these is a biblical source that supports the accuracy of the Bible?

Ten Commandments

Evidence for the accuracy of Scripture that is found outside the bible is called ______ evidence.

external

_____Describing nature in poetic form rather than technical language.

figure of speech

The poetry, preaching, and prophetic visions in the Bible abound with:

figures of speech (RIGHT) doctrinal contradictions historical difficulties numerical variances

A canon is the established _______or______ of ______and _____.

rule;standard;faith;practice

2 Timothy 3:16-17 reads, "All_____ is given by _____ of God, and is profitable for _____for reproof, for correction, for instruction in ______: That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good_____ .

scripture inspiration doctrine righteousness works

Cyrus the Persian and Darius the Median were:

the same person rulers of different kingdoms ruler and sub ruler (RIGHT) not contemporaries

Some words in the Scripture, such as names of animals, are not_______clearly from the original language into English.

translated

Second Timothy is a letter written by ._____

Paul

When Paul wrote, "All Scripture is given by inspiration of God," he was probably referring to the Old Testament as well as the completed books of the New Testament.

T

The Biblical phrase, such as "the four corners of the earth," is:

a common error of its day a scientific error a metaphor (RIGHT) an improper translation

A person who denies that the nature of God and the universe can be known is called a(n) ______

agnostic

An honest, receptive inquiry into the Bible usually results in an attitude of:

agnosticism skepticism criticism faith(RIGHT)

No _______discovery has ever disproved a biblical reference.

archeaological

"All Christians are inspired in the same way as the writers of the Bible." "Those who wrote the Bible were more intelligent than most people." "The entire Bible is the very Word of God." "The writers of the Bible were no more than 'robots' used by God." "A general Bible story may be inspired, and therefore correct; however details surround it may be untrue." "The Bible must contain parts that are not the Word of God."

universal inspiration natural inspiration plenary inspiration mechanical/dynamic inspiration concept/idea inspiration partial inspiration

1. I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and that my soul knothole right well. (Psalm 139:14). 2. And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. (Matthew 6:28-29). 3. Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion? (Job 38:31). 4. The waters wear the stones: thou washiest away the things which grow out of the dust of the earth; and thou destroy est the hope of man. (Job 14:19).

1.physiology 2.botany 3.astronomy 4.geology

At least _____ archaeological sites in Bible lands have been discovered, and ______contradict(s) facts presented in Scripture.

25000;none

Long before Columbus made his voyage, the Bible had stated that the earth was a sphere and not flat as many believed.

T

A reason to reject the theory of plenary inspiration is that it claims general thoughts were inspired by God, but not specific details.

F

Criticism against the Bible in the name of science arises primarily because the Bible uses technical language in its references to science-related subjects.

F

God inspired the New Testament only.

F

According to the theory of mechanical/ dynamic inspiration, the writers of the Bible were no more than robots.

T