Bible Overview 1
The Bible is divided into what 2 Sections
Old Testament and New Testament
True or False all the Bible authors were ministers
False NO
Name the Gospels
1. Mathew
2. Mark
3. Luke
4. John
Name any 2 books of poetry
1. Job
2. Psalms
3. Proverbs
4. Ecclesiastes
5. Song of Solomon
The bible is book about?
A father and His Family
The total number of books in the Bible
66
The Old Testament was Specifically written for
Israel- Gods chosen Nation
How many prophecy books in the New Testament
1. Revelation
Name any 3 Books of History
1. Joshua
2. Judges
3. Ruth
4. 1 Samuel
5. 2 Samuel
6. 1 kings
7. 2 Kings
8. 1 Chronicles
9. 2 Chronicles
10. Ezra
11. Nehemiah
12. Esther
Another Word for Testament
Covenant
Who wrote the Bible
Many were ordinary people. Others were extraordinary leaders. All of them wrote under the Holy Spirit’s Inspiration
The New Testament was Specifically written for
The Church
Which New Testament is about early church history
Acts
What is another name for the books of Law
Penatateuch
Name 3 of the 9 rewards of studying the Bible
1. Direction
2. Truth
3. Healing
4. Food for the Soul
5. Cleansing
6. Stability
7. Converts the Soul
8. Wisdom
9. Peace
True or False The Bible was written in approximately 600 years
False It took Approximately 1600 Years to Write
How many Books are in the Old and New Testament
39 + 27
How Many letters form Leaders are there?
21
The Old Testament is divided in how many categories
4
What's the greatest evidence for the inspiration of the Bible
The harmony and unity of its sixty-six books is nothing short of miraculous.
The Bible was written in what 2 Languages
OT- Hebrew NT- Greek
Name the 3 groups of people the bible addresses
Jews, Gentiles, and Church
What are the four category of the NT
1. Gospels
2. Early Church History
3. Letters from leaders (Epistles)
4. Prophecy
What are the four categories of the OT
1. Pentateuch (Books of Law)
2. History Books
3. Books of Wisdom and poetry
4. Prophecy Books
Name the Jewish historian who documented on the New Testament
Josephus