New Testament #1 Crossword
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
 
 
Down: 1) Process by which the Holy Spirit assisted a human author in writing a book of the Bible; proves the biblical inerrancy.3) Ten laws -- often called the Decalogue and given by God to Moses -- that prescribed the moral obligations for the Israelites. Later evolved into the 613 laws in the Torah, the written law of the Hebrew people.4) Formed a rebellious movement of militant Jews who yearned and battled for the recovery of Jewish independence. Considered the acceptance of foreign government and the subsequent payment of taxes to Rome as blasphemy against God.7) Belief in one God.9) Belief in many Gods.10) Most influential religious sect in the time of Jesus. As well-educated religious leaders, they focused on keeping the Jews faithful to the law. They also acknowledged the oral tradition of the elders.11) Interpreters and teachers of the law most closely affiliated with the Pharisees, but also associated with the Sadducees. Scribes were not a religious party; rather, they were the Jewish scholars who assisted in writing and telling Jews about their religious traditions.15) Did not believe anything not mentioned in the Torah. As a part of the wealthy, conservative aristocratic ruling class, many actively worked with the Romans. Across: 2) Living and authentic transmission of the teachings of Jesus in the Church.5) God's communicating of himself and his goodness throughout history.6) Freedom from error is called this. The books of Scripture faithfully and without error teach the truth that God, for the sake of our salvation, wishes to have communicated through the Sacred Scriptures.8) Group which withdrew completely from the world and political activity to prepare for the imminent coming of God. Typically avoided all contact with foreign culture and followed the Law of Moses to the last detail.12) Saving action of God throughout human history.13) Greek influence.14) Explanation or critical interpretation of a passage of sacred Scripture.16) Solemn promise, or agreement, made between two parties, the word means testament.
 

 

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