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This document provides an overview of a Sunday study session on studying the Bible. It will cover what the Bible is, why it should be studied, how to study it, and the basic content and structure of the Bible. The study session will use an inductive study method over 10 weeks to examine the Bible book by book, starting with the book of Romans. Key information covered includes that the Bible contains 66 books written by over 40 authors over 1600 years, with the Old Testament originally in Hebrew and Aramaic and the New Testament in Greek.
The Bible
The document discusses the Bible, describing it as consisting of many sacred books written by human authors who were divinely inspired by God through the Holy Spirit. It is made up of the Old Testament containing 46 books and the New Testament containing 27 books, covering the preparation of the Hebrew people for Jesus Christ and the establishment of the Church. The Bible is considered inerrant and infallible due to this divine inspiration during the writing process, though the human authors wrote in their own styles.
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- 18. Jesus called them one by one, Peter, Andrew, James, and John Next came Matthew, Phillip too Thomas and Bartholomew
- 19. Yes, Jesus called them. Yes, Jesus called them. Yes, Jesus called them. He called them one by one.
- 20. James, the one they called the less, Simon also Thaddaeus Twelfth apostle Judas made Jesus was by him betrayed
- 21. Yes, Jesus called them. Yes, Jesus called them. Yes, Jesus called them. He called them one by one.