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  1. What literary genre is the book of Revelation primarily classified as?

    Answer: Apocalyptic

    Revelation belongs to the apocalyptic genre, using symbolic imagery to reveal hidden truths about cosmic conflict and eschatological hope.

  2. The 'Documentary Hypothesis' (JEDP theory) proposes that the Pentateuch was compiled from how many main source traditions?

    Answer: Four

    The Documentary Hypothesis identifies four sources — Yahwist (J), Elohist (E), Deuteronomist (D), and Priestly (P) — woven into the Pentateuch.

  3. Covenant theology interprets the history of redemption primarily through which structural framework?

    Answer: Covenants of Works and Grace

    Covenant theology organizes redemptive history around the Covenant of Works (with Adam) and the Covenant of Grace (after the Fall).

  4. Which early church father wrote 'The City of God' and 'Confessions'?

    Answer: Augustine of Hippo

    Augustine of Hippo (354–430 AD) wrote these foundational works of Western Christian theology and autobiography.

  5. The term 'canon' in biblical studies refers to:

    Answer: The authoritative collection of scriptures recognized by the church

    The biblical canon is the officially recognized list of books considered divinely inspired and authoritative for Christian faith.

  6. Which theological term describes God's complete self-sufficiency and independence from creation?

    Answer: Aseity

    Aseity (from Latin 'a se,' 'from himself') means God exists entirely from and by himself, needing nothing outside himself.

  7. The Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15) primarily illustrates which theological theme?

    Answer: God's gracious forgiveness and restoration of the repentant

    The parable demonstrates God's extravagant grace and joy in welcoming back repentant sinners, regardless of how far they have strayed.