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• 5 STAGES IN FORMATION OF THE BIBLE

  • Saving Events
  • Oral Tradition
  • Written Tradition
  • Edited Tradition
  • Canonical Tradition
• Alin ang nauna, simbahan o bibliya?

  Simbahan
• Declaration of the National Bible Week Celebration

  2242 by Pres. Ferdinand Marcos
• National Bible Day formally moved to January

  44 by Pres. Corazon Aquino
• Emphasizes the significance of reading and learning the Bible

  1067 by Pres. Fidel Ramos
• National Bible Week becomes National Bible Month

  124 by Pres. Rodrigo Duterte
• Declaration of the National Bible Day

  Republic Act No. 11163
• Saving Events


  series of saving events wherein God's entrance
• Saving Events


  These were gradually seen as events where God revealed His saving love to His people.
• Oral Tradition


  Through it, the memory and the meaning of the saving events were handed down to generations.
• Written Tradition


  In due time, parts of the oral tradition were written down in a variety of ways such as stories, sayings, poems, songs, and narratives.
• Edited Tradition


  Pieces of the oral and written traditions were gathered, formulating them in such a way that they spoke to lives of the people who live during that period.
• Canonical Tradition


  A process was done to determine which sacred writing becomes a book in the Bible or not.
• The Dead Sea Scrolls are ancient Jewish religious manuscripts found in the Qumran Caves in the Judaean Desert near the Dead Sea.
• When was the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered?

  1946
• Who is keeping the Dead Sea Scrolls now?

  Government of Israel
• Where is the Dead Sea Scrolls housed?

  Shrine of the Book at the Israel Museum
• How many books in the Protestant Bible?

  66
• How many books in the Catholic Bible?

  73
• Protestant Bible

  O.T. - 39 Books

  N.T. - 27 Books
• Catholic Bible

  O.T. - 46 Books

  N.T. - 27 Books
• Who did not like the 7 deuterocanonical books?

  Martin Luther
• When did Martin Luther throw out the 7 books?

  16th Century
• Who did not think that the 7 books were canonical? When?

  Jewish Council of Jamnia, 90 AD
• 7 Deuterocanonical Books?

  • 1 Maccabees
  • 2 Maccabees
  • Tobit
  • Judith
  • Baruch
  • Sirach
  • Wisdom
• Imprimatur o pagpayag


  an official license by the Roman Catholic Church to print an ecclesiastical or religious book
• Nihil Obstat (No Obstacle) o Walang Pagtutol


  a certification by an official censor that a book is not objectionable on doctrinal or moral grounds
• Deuterocanonico


  means "second canon"
• Saint Damasus I


  He chose the Scriptures which he considers "genuine" and "ordered" then later called them as "Damasine List"
• Saint Jerome


  He translated the Scriptures for thirty years in a cave in Jerusalem.
• What did Saint Jerome call as the translated scriptures?

  Latin Vulgate
• Saint Siricius


  He called the Damasine List as the "Bible".
• Bible was derived from the Greek word "Byblos" which means "compilation of books".
• Tertullian


  He gave the term "New Testament" in 200 AD
• Archbsp. Stephen Langton and Cardinal Hugo De Caro


  chapters
• Robert Estienne


  verses
• Saint Isidore of Seville


  punctuation marks
• Division of the Bible


  It enables the reader to pen point immediately any given passages.
• Division of the Bible


  The credit for the divisions into chapters which is approximately equal length, those book to the beginning of the 12th century.
• What is the first book printed in human history?

  Bible