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The document provides an overview of the Bible, including its composition, transmission, and importance. It discusses the Bible as a collection of writings containing God's record and revelation of his interaction with mankind. It also examines perspectives on what the Bible is, how it was assembled and canonized, important translations, and why it is significant as a guide for faith, teaching, and living according to God's word.
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The document provides information about the Bible, including:
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- Scholars like Martin Luther and William Tyndale translated the Bible to make it accessible to wider audiences in the 16th century.
- Biblical criticism developed as a scientific approach to studying the composition, history and texts of the Bible.
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The bible.w3
- 1. The Bible God’s Grand Story: Act 2 Week 3
- 2. What is the Bible? The Bible is not a book for the faint of heart - it is a book full of all the greed and glory and violence and tenderness and sex and betrayal that benefits mankind. It is not the collection of pretty little anecdotes mouthed by pious little church mice - it does not so much nibble at our shoe leather as it cuts to the heart and splits the marrow from the bone. It does not give us answers fitted to our small-minded questions, but truth that goes beyond what we can even know to ask. from Thoughts and Reflections by Rich Mullins
- 3. What is the Bible? • A working definition: A collection of writings containing the record and revelation of God’s interaction with man.
- 4. … of God’s interaction with man. • Actual people • Actual places • Actual problems • Actual encounters • Actually God
- 5. Old Testament Genesis - Deuteronomy – The Law Joshua – Chronicles – The Land Ezra – Ester – The People Isaiah – Malachi – The Preparation Creation Job – Song of Solomon – The Heart
- 6. New Testament • Gospels – Good News – Matthew – Mark – Luke – John
- 7. New Testament • Gospels – Good News • History – Acts
- 8. New Testament • Gospels – Good News • History • Paul’s Letters – Romans - Philemon
- 9. New Testament • Gospels – Good News • History • Paul’s Letters • Other Letters – Hebrews-Jude
- 10. New Testament • Gospels – Good News • History • Paul’s Letters • Other Letters • Prophecy – Revelation
- 12. New Testament • Gospels – Good News – Matthew - King – Mark – Action – Luke - Account – John - Confidence
- 13. New Testament • Gospels – Good News • History – Acts - Church
- 14. New Testament • Paul’s Letters – Romans – Anatomy – 1, 2 Corinthians - Body – Galatians - Freedom – Ephesians - Integration – Philippians - Joy – Colossians - Heresy – 1, 2 Thessalonians - Reply – Timothy - Bold – Titus - Lead – Philemon - Personal
- 15. New Testament • Other Letters – Hebrews - Better – James - Practice – 1, 2 Peter - Persecution – 1-3 John - Doctrine – Jude - Contend
- 16. New Testament • Prophecy – Revelation - Return
- 17. New Testament Book Date Book Date James 45-49 Philippians 63 Galatians 49 Philemon 63-64 Thessalonians 51 1 Peter 63-66 Mark 50-60 1 Timothy 63-66 Matthew 50-60 Titus 64-68 Corinthians 55-58 Hebrews 66 Romans 60 2 Peter 67 Luke 61 2 Timothy 68-80 Acts 61 Jude 85-90 Colossians 61 John 85-90 Ephesians 61 1,2,3 John 90-95 Revelation
- 18. Summary • The New Testament focus is on Christ as God’s supreme revelation. • We are part of a never ending story.