Hermeneutics II - Chapter 1
Quiz, Chapter 1 - Understanding Your Bible, David K. BernardInstructor: R. Keith NixLeadership Training Center www. Ltcedu. Org
- 1.A translation that attempts as much as possible to translate word for word but not so rigidly that it violates normal English usage (or normal usage of the language into which it is being translated) is called a/an...
- A.
Allegorical translation
- B.
Literal translation
- C.
Paraphrase
- D.
Dynamic-equivalent translation
- 2.A restatement of the text in different words in an attempt to clarify its meaning is called a/an...
- A.
Allegorical translation
- B.
Literal translation
- C.
Paraphrase
- D.
Dynamic-equivalent translation
- 3.In the Word of God, each word and letter is important.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.The words of Scripture are inspired in a particular...
- A.
Order
- B.
Moment
- C.
Language
- D.
Context
- 5.Infallible means...
- A.
Having perfect equilibrium, balance
- B.
Never wrong; incapable of error; not subject to mistake or failure
- C.
Unbending or inflexible
- D.
Imperfect
- 6.A translation that seeks to translate meaning-for-meaning or phrase-for-phrase in order to produce a similar effect on the modern reader as the original text had on the ancient reader is called a/an...
- A.
Allegorical translation
- B.
Literal translation
- C.
Paraphrase
- D.
Dynamic-equivalent translation
- 7.Inerrant means...
- A.
Without error; free from all falsehood or mistake; entirely true and trustworthy in everything it teaches
- B.
Not having life or breath, air-free
- C.
Containing grammatical errors, but not errors serious enough to distort the meaning of the text
- D.
Missing the mark
- 8.All translations and copies of Scripture are inspired.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Verbal Inspiration means that the inspiration of God extends to every word of Scripture.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.The list of books accepted as inspired Scripture is called the...
- A.
Apocrypha
- B.
Pentateuch
- C.
Canon
- D.
Allegory
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