Types of Books in the Bible
This type of book is found in the Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament tells the history of the Hebrew People. The New Testament tells the history of Jesus and His Church.
Historical Books
In the Old Testament, there are 17 of these types of book (Hint: there are 2 answers.)
Historical Books AND Prophetical Books
Jesus
New Testament
A Sea west of the land of the Old Testament
Mediterranean Sea
This country play a central role in the Old Testament. Joseph's family moved here and many years later, Moses led the people of Israel out of this land.
Egypt.
This type of book records some of Israel's poetry
Poetical Books
In the New Testament, there are 4 of this type of book.
Historical Book.
The Church
New Testament
These twin rivers flow for almost a thousand miles each before they join hands and flow into the Persian Gulf. The Garden of Eden is recorded near these.
Tigris and Euphrates
The capital in the nation of Israel
Jerusalem
This type of book was written by Paul to churches or individuals
Pauline Epistles
In the Old Testament, there are 5 of this type of book
Poetical book
The Hebrew People's poets and prophets
Old Testament
This river flows into the Dead Sea.
Jordan River
The Promised Land
Canaan/Israel/Palestine
This type of book records prophecies to Israel, Judah, and surrounding nations.
Prophetical Books
In the New Testament, there are 9 of these types of Epistles
General Epistles
God and the Hebrew people
Old Testament
This sea is shaped like a giant hot dog with a bite out of the lower end. The water has very high mineral deposits and does not support plant or animal life.
Dead Sea
No one is sure where this is exactly, but it is recorded as being near the conversion of 4 rivers, two of which are the Tigris and Euphrates
Garden of Eden
This type of book was written to churches and individuals by apostles such as Peter and John
General Epistles
In the New Testament, there are 13 of this type of Epistle.
Pauline Epistles
The church's growth under the leadership of Jesus's apostles
New Testament
Perhaps the most famous river in the world and flows through the heart of Egypt.
Nile River
The First Nation (A______) conquered the Northern Kingdom of Israel, the next nation (B_______) conquered the first and the Southern Kingdom of Judah, and the final superpower of the Old Testament (P________) conquered the second, eventually allowing the Hebrew people to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the Temple.
Assyria
Babylonia
Persia