MODULE II - THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE
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The Old Testament
New Testament
The christian bible has 2 major parts
The Pentateuch
the first division of the old testament
The Historical Books
the second division of the old testament.
Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles out of the "Prophets" category
The Wisdom Books
the third division of the old testament
The Prophetic Books
the fourth division of the old testament
46 books
Old testament has how many books?
27 booksDeutero-canonical
New testament has how many books?
Deutero-canonical
7 out of 46 OT Books
Deutero-canon
means "second canon". It refers to 7 books in the Old Testament that are included in Catholic Bibles, but are NOT in Protestant or Jewish Bibles.
Apocrypha
derived from the Greek “apokryphos,” meaning “hidden”. This term is used by the Protestants to refer to the seven books.
Pseudoepigrapha
false writings
The Gospels
The first literary type in the New Testament
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
The Acts of the Apostles
The second literary type in the New Testament
The Letters/Epistles
The third literary type in the New Testament.
Paul, Peter, and John
The Apocalypse
The fourth literary type in the New Testament
The New Testament
Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants all accept the canon of 27 New Testament books
Written in Koine Greek (which translates to "common" Greek).
Testamentum
The word testament can be traced back to the Latin
Diatheke
The word testament can be traced back to the Greek
Tipanan
The Filipino rendition of covenant is
Israel
is a sacred name, that of a people established by a very special event: a covenant with God.
1. Douai-Rheims
The original Catholic Bible in English, pre-dating the King James Version (1611).
2. Confraternity Edition.
Begun in 1936 by the American bishops’ Confraternity for Christian Doctrine as a translation from the Clementine Vulgate.
3. Revised Standard Version (RSV) - Catholic Edition
Translated for an American audience from the original languages in the 1940s and 1950s by the National Council of the Churches of Christ, and adapted for Catholic use by the Catholic Biblical Association (1966)
New American Bible or NAB
Translated from the original languages by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine according to the principles of Vatican II for use in the liturgy.
NAB with Revised New Testament
A restoration of some traditional familiar phraseology. Unfortunately, it also included some mild inclusive language.