Question

3 multiple choice 5 points what does the word \canon\ mean and how does it apply to the old testament? testament the letters that were rejected by early biblical leaders. belonging to another sacred text an official list of documents that a religious community accepts as authoritative and binding. 4 multiple choice 5 points the bible name is derived from this greek term: shofet biblia anno domini kinoia

Explanation:

For question 3: "Canon" in a biblical context refers to an official, authoritative set of texts accepted by a religious community. For the Old Testament, this is the fixed collection of Hebrew scriptures recognized as sacred and binding.
For question 4: "Biblia" is the Greek term meaning "books" from which the English word "Bible" is derived. Shofet is Hebrew for "judge", Anno Domini is Latin for "in the year of the Lord", and Kinoia is not the root term for Bible.

Answer:

1. An official list of documents that a religious community accepts as authoritative and binding.
2. Biblia