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The document discusses the origins of the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures. When Ptolemy Philadelphus II of Egypt wanted a Greek translation of the Jewish scriptures, he asked the chief priest of Jerusalem for aid. Seventy-two translators were sent to Egypt, where they worked independently for seventy-two days on seventy-two versions. When completed, all the versions were identical, and the Greek translation was considered as divine as the Hebrew original. The document then discusses terminology related to sacred scripture, including concepts like authorship, inspiration, and canonicity.
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- 8. Comunicación y Gerencia A.) Terminology ii.) Canonical 3 Norms Used (CFC88): a.) Apostolic origin b.) Coherence with the Gospel message c.) Constant use in the Church’s liturgy
- 9. Comunicación y Gerencia A.) Terminology A2. Inspiration i.) “written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit” i.a) What is inspiration? Inspiratio (Latin noun) & inspirare (verb) Latin prefix “in” (inside, into) + verb “spirare” (to breathe) “to blow into”
- 10. Comunicación y Gerencia A.) Terminology **canonicity-comes from the Greek word “kanon” The collection of writings acknowledged by the Church as rule or norm of faith and life Means that the Church describes the dignity of a book, which has a divine authority and such in the list of sacred book.
- 11. Comunicación y Gerencia A.) Terminology **canonicity-comes from the Greek word “kanon” Incluces: -46 books in the OT (ND 211) -27 books in the NT (ND 211) -not an immediate acknowledgement, but rather a gradual recognition through an implicit revelation
- 12. Comunicación y Gerencia Sacred Scripture was produced by a special intervention by God. God uses human author in all his capacities. God is involved in the word used.
- 13. Comunicación y Gerencia Inspirare- used to translate the Greek term “pneo” Jerome (347-420 DC) was asked by Pope Damasus to translate the Greek text of the SS to the common language of the people of Lantium (region of central western Italy). In 2Tim 3:16-17, he translated “theopneustos” as “divinitus inspirata” “All scripture is given by inspiration of God”
- 14. Comunicación y Gerencia A.) Terminology A2. Inspiration i.) “written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit” i.b) Biblical Inspiration -inspiration is a unique divine influence on the sacred writers by virtue of which there are 2 effects: 1.) The work is called a written Word of God 2.) God is said to be the author of the writing (DV 11; CFC 85; CCC 105-106)
- 15. Comunicación y Gerencia Reflection: 1.) What instance of your life that God uses you as an instrument to convey His message to others? (pinpoint that experience and elaborate) 2.) compose a prayer asking the Holy Spirit for an inspiration to read the Sacred Scripture.
- 16. Comunicación y Gerencia 1.) What books belong to: a) the Pentateuch? b) the Historical Books? c) the Prophetic Books? d) the Wisdom Books? e) the Gospels? f) the Epistles of Paul? g) other N.T. books? 2.) How do these books get their title?