| A | B |
|---|
| Written record of God's Revelation | Sacred Scripture |
| Guided human authors to write the truths of salvation | Holy Spirit |
| Inerrant (no do so without error) | The Bible |
| Must be read and interpreted in the light of the Holy Spirit | Sacred Scripture |
| Three Ways for interpreting Sacred Scriture in accordance with the Holy Spirit | Noting the content and Unity of the whole scripture, reading scripture within the context of the living tradition of the church, paying faith. attention to the analogy of |
| Literary Genres of Scripture | History, Prophecy, Letters, Allegory, Biography, Creed, Etiology, Fable, Law, Geneology, Hyperbole, Miracle Story, Riddle, and pronouncement story |
| Spiritual Senses of Scripture | Allegorical sense, moral sense, and anagogical sense |
| Transitions of the Bible | Hebrew, Greek and the Vulgate |
| St Jerome's latin translation of bible | vulgate |
| Church teaching to Catholics reading bible | To read it prayerfully and interpret it critically under the wisdom of the Magisterium |
| Four ways to interpret original biblical source | Historical criticism, source criticism, form criticism, redaction criticism |
