Bible Canon

2. a diverse collection of ancient literature that challenges modern readers with a question
4. the invisible, personal, vitalizing presence of the creator who engages the dark disorder and brings about order, life, and beauty
8. TaNaK, which is an acronym for
9. a collection of Jewish texts from the second half of the 1st century C.E. Beginning with the Gospel accounts, it details the birth of the early Church
11. We sometimes assume that if something is human, then it cannot also be

1. Genesis opens with the phrase
3. Joseph’s interpretation of
5. A rising Jewish scholar who encountered Jesus, became an apostle
6. The Lord speaking with and through what seems to be quite different from the Lord controlling a person's speech or writing.
7. Unifying threads weave each piece of biblical literature together in order to tell a
10. The Hebrew Bible is also called