The First book of the Old Testament
What is Genesis
What is Hebrew?
This person is known for writing more psalms than any other person.
Who is King David?
The main character of the Bible.
Who is God?
The amount of books in the Old Testament.
What are 39?
The last book of the Torah
What is the book of Deuteronomy
A translation method with less concern about exact words.
What is the Free method of translation?
This person is known for writing one Psalm and parting the Red Sea.
Who is Moses?
The whole universal plan of God worked out through creation.
What is the Metanarrative?
The Hebrew organization of what Christians call the Old Testament.
What is the TaNaK?
The last book in the Old Testament
What is Malachi?
This translation method attempts to stay as close to the form of the Greek and Hebrew.
What is Formal Equivalence?
These are Psalms of suffering and sadness.
What are Laments?
This second level narrative is set in a time period "when there was no King".
What is the book of Judges?
Although this book was written at a much latter date, it tells the story of a widow set in the "time of the Judges".
What is the book of Ruth?
The first book in the wisdom collection.
What is the book of Job?
These people were responsible for adding vowel points to the Hebrew text.
Who are the Massarets?
The number of books contained in the Psalms.
What are 5 books?
This first level narrative tells the story of a man called from God to leave his home in Ur.
Who is Abraham?
Jesus read from this book of the Bible in his hometown announcing "the year of the Lord's favor".
What is the Book of Isaiah?
Although named after another person, this book contains the story of King David.
What is 1 and 2 Samuel?
When discovered, these scrolls contained a copy of Isaiah that was almost 1,000 years older than any available copy.
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
This Psalm begins with "The Lord is my Shepherd".
What is Psalm 23?
This person complete and fulfills the story of the Old Testament.
Who is Jesus?
The Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures
What is the Septuagint?