Which term denotes the combined content of divine revelation contained in Scripture and Tradition?

• A. Sacred Tradition
• B. Deposit of Faith
• C. Sacred Scripture
• D. Apostolic Tradition

Answer: (B)

The combined content of divine revelation contained in Scripture and Tradition is called the Deposit of Faith. It is the complete body of truths Christ revealed and entrusted to the Apostles, preserved and handed down by the Church, and safeguarded by the Magisterium. Scripture provides the written record of God’s word, while Tradition is the living transmission of that word through teachings, practices, and beliefs handed down through the ages. The Deposit of Faith includes both and serves as the authoritative source of what the Church must believe. The other terms refer to parts of this larger whole: Sacred Scripture is the written portion, Sacred Tradition is the unwritten but living apostolic transmission, and Apostolic Tradition points to the transmission from the Apostles.