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Questions
1. When earlier revelation takes on an expanded meaning that is evident to later generations, but not so much to earlier ones is called ____.
Typology
Sensus plenior
Adaptation
Allegory
2. This exegetical method finds hidden and mysterious meanings in biblical texts which are in no way evident on the literal level of meaning.
Adaptation
Typology
Allegory
Sensus plenior
3. Ps 68:18 states: "When you ascended on high you led captives in your train; you recevied gifts from men." Paul quotes this verse in Eph 4:8 as: "When he ascended on high, he led captives in his train; he gave gifts to men." This may be an example of what exegetical technique?
Allegory
Adaptation
Typology
Sensus plenior
4. John 3:14 ("Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the desert, so the Son of Man must be lifted up") is an example of what type of NT exegesis?
Adaptation
Christolization
Numerology
Typology
5. This term refers to Christ as the goal of Scripture.
Christoclesial
Christocentric
Pneumatological
Christotelic
6. This NT book has no formal quotations of the OT but it has more allusions to the OT than any other NT book.
Hebrews
Revelation
Acts
Jude
7. This Church Father developed the exegetical rule love of God and love of neighbor.
Theodore of Mopsuestia
Origen
Ignatius
Augustine
8. Biblical interpretation was largely in the hands of church tradition during the Middle Ages.
True
False
9. According to Luther, what two things are necessary to intepret Scripture?
Tradition and post-apostolic creeds
Faith and authority
Faith and works
Faith and the Holy Spirit's illumination
10. This was a hermeneutical key for Luther which helped unlock the truth of Scripture.
The perseverance of the saints
Knowing the difference between biblical genres
Works righteousness
Knowing the difference between law and gospel
11. Luther believed that the Epistle of Romans contained "not one syllable about Christ."
True
False
12. Which of the following is not part of Augustine's fourfold sense of Scripture?
Letter
Anagogy
Allegory
Parabolic
13. This sense of Scripture tells us where we end our strife.
Allegory
Anagogy
Moral
Letter
14. Which terms best describe biblical interpretation during the Enlightenment era?
Mystic and mythic
Subjective and scientific
Objective and sacramental
Objective and scientific
15. This was the authoritive norm for biblical interpretation in the Enlightenment.
Divine providence
Human experience
Divine reason
Human reason
16. The primary hermeneutical method of the Enlightenment.
Allegorical
Grammatical-mystical
Historical-critical
Baconian-scientific
16. Which of the following is not a principle of the historical-critical method?
Anagogy
Probability
Analogy
Correlation
17. The Bible should be read like any other book, with the same rules as grammar, discourse, semantic value, literary context, historical context, etc. is known as ______.
Bultmann's canon
Schleiermacher's canon
Spinoza's canon
Darwin's canon
18. That the reader of the BIble has an existential encounter with the text is referred to as what?
Schleiermacher's canon
Weslyan Quadrilateral
The New Hermeneutic
Reader Response Criticism