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God’s Library

God’s Library. What Is In the Bible?. The Bible. Bible reading and study is a basic requirement of all Christians. One common excuse for not reading the Bible is that we do not understand it.

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God’s Library

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  1. God’s Library What Is In the Bible?

  2. The Bible • Bible reading and study is a basic requirement of all Christians. • One common excuse for not reading the Bible is that we do not understand it. • God wants us to read, understand and apply His Word in order to be saved (Jn. 8:32; 12:48; Rom. 1:16; 2;16; Eph. 3:4; 5:17; 2 Pet. 1:5; 3:18)

  3. The Bible • Where do I begin? What is in the Bible? • It is as easy as “one, two, three…” ONE major theme (Jesus the Savior of All Mankind) TWO major divisions (Old Testament and New Testament) THREE major periods (Patriarchal, Mosaical, Christian)

  4. 39 Old Testament Books “Jesus Is Coming” Genesis (3:15) to Malachi (3:1; 4;5) Note Lk. 24:44; Jn. 5:39 27 New Testament Books “Jesus Is Come” Matthew (1:23) to John (20:30-31; 21:25) “Jesus is Coming Again” Acts (1:9-11) to Revelation (22:12,22) God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in One Theme “Jesus the Savior of All Mankind” The Unfolding of God’s Plan to Save Mankind The Old Testament is the New Testament Concealed The New Testament is the Old Testament Revealed

  5. The Bible • It is as easy as “one, two, three…” ONE major theme (Jesus the Savior of All Mankind) TWO major divisions (Old Testament and New Testament)

  6. 39 Books of the “Old Covenant” Genesis to Malachi (2 Cor. 3:14; Heb. 9:16) 27 Books of the “New Covenant” Matthew to Revelation (Lk. 22:20; 2 Cor. 3:6) God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in Two Major Divisions New Covenant Promised Jeremiah 31:31 Hebrews 8:7,13 Old Covenant Passed Eph. 2:14; Col. 2:14

  7. Old Testament ( 39 Books ) 1. Law …. 5 books 2. History …. 12 books 3. Poetry …. 5 books 4. Prophecy …. 17 books (5 Major and 12 Minor) New Testament ( 27 Books ) 1. Gospels …. 4 Books 2. History …. 1 Book 3. Epistles …. 21 books (13–Paul , 8–General) 4. Prophecy …. 1 Book God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in Two Major Divisions Two Major Divisions, But Still One Theme: “Jesus the Savior of All Mankind”

  8. God’s LibraryFour Sub-Divisions of the Old Testament

  9. God’s LibraryFour Sub-Divisions of the New Testament

  10. God’s LibraryEight Minor Divisions of the Bible Redemption of Mankind

  11. The Bible • It is as easy as “one, two, three…” ONE major theme (Jesus the Savior of All Mankind) TWO major divisions (Old Testament and New Testament) THREE major periods (Patriarchal, Mosaical, Christian)

  12. God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in Three Major Periods

  13. God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in Three Major Periods Three Major Periods, But Still One Theme: “Jesus the Savior of All Mankind”

  14. God’s LibrarySixty-Six Books in Three Major Periods

  15. Fifteen Minor Periods of Biblical History

  16. Reading God’s Library • Read regularly (Acts 17:11) • Read systematically (Luke 24:27,44) • Read schematically (Gen. 2 to Rev. 22) = God and Man in Paradise Together; Paradise Lost and Regained

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