Catholic Scripture: Divine Revelation and Literary Forms

Title: Catholic Scripture: Divine Revelation and Literary Forms
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Catholic Scripture: Divine Revelation and Literary Forms

Scripture Assignment 2003 Qu 1) Explain how the bible is the written record of Divine Revelation, (include an explanation of oral and written stages, and the meaning of "inspiration"). The bible in it's entirety is considered by Christians (and in part to Jews and Muslims) to be the written record of divine revelation- God revealing himself to mankind. This written record reveals the history of what God has said and done, from his messages to the people …showed first 75 words of 3501 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 3501 total…to the Bible. Lion, Oxford, 1999 Boadt, L. Reading the Old Testament. Paulist, New York, 1984 Brown, R.E. & Fitzmyer, J.A. & Murphy, R.E. The New Jerome Biblical Commentary. Geoffrey Chapman, London, 1995 Drane, J (ed) The New Lion Encyclopaedia of the Bible, Lion Publishing, Oxford, 1998 Lukefahr, O. CM. A Catholic Guide to the Bible. Ligouri, USA, 1992 The New Jerusalem Bible (Study Edition), DLT, London, 1985 Trainer, M.. A Beginner's Guide to the Bible. Collins-Dove, VIC, 1990

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