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What is the Bible?
The Bible is a complex set of books with a unified message and a collection of writings.
Who wrote the bible?
Groups of people like Moses and Apostle Paul wrote the bible. God inspired the authors to write what he wanted them to write.God is the true author of the words that became god and he is the ultimate source of the bible
What is a covenant?
A covenant is an agreement between god and his people.
What is the easiest way to get to the chapter/verse in a bible?
table of contents in the back of the bible
What is the difference between the Old and New Testament?
The Old Testament was before Christ and was a covenant for the Jewish people. The New Testament was after Christ and was a covenant for everyone. The Old Testament contains profound teachings and we encounter God in Old Testament
What takes place in the New Testament?
God was performing mircales, doing services, and feeding the hungry
God used people to write down the words of the Bible.
The writers communicated what God revealed to them
What was the first book in the bible? What was the last book in the bible?
The first book in the bible was Genesis 2nd Millenium BC and the last book in the bible was revelation 1st century AD
Who was David? And who was Matthew?
He was a King in Judah around 1000 BC and Matthew was a tax collector who lived in the roman empire. He was one of the chosen disciples
Who was Paul?
Paul was an apostle who wrote all scriptures and the scriptures were given by the inspiration of God
What does duetronomy contain?
It contains a series of sermons that God told Moses to give to Israel.
What was luke’s purpose?
to write the history of Jesus’s ministry
God is responsible for Bible’s content and comes to us with his authority
Why read and study scripture?
the deeper intentent of scripture study is we might fall in love with the Bible, and even with God, who is its source and inspiration
In what sense can the Bible be thought of as a time capsule from God?
It can be thought of as a time capsule from God by perserving God’s message