Information On Books Of The Bible

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The Pentateuch (Law):

_______ (__ Chapters) (Pre 4,000 B.C. – 1,806 B.C.)

______ (__ Chapters) (1,800 B.C. – 1,445 B.C.)

_________ (__ Chapters) (1,445 B.C.)

_______ (__ Chapters) (1,445 B.C. – 1,407 B.C.)

___________ (__ Chapters) (1,407 B.C. – 1,406 B.C.)

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The Pentateuch (Law):

[GENESIS] ([50] Chapters) (Pre 4,000 B.C. – 1,806 B.C.)

[EXODUS] ([40] Chapters) (1,800 B.C. – 1,445 B.C.)

[LEVITICUS] ([27] Chapters) (1,445 B.C.)

[NUMBERS] ([36] Chapters) (1,445 B.C. – 1,407 B.C.)

[DEUTERONOMY] ([34] Chapters) (1,407 B.C. – 1,406 B.C.)

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Books of History (1 of 2):

______ (__ Chapters) (1,406 B.C. – 1,375 B.C.)

______ (__ Chapters) (1,375 B.C. – 1,075 B.C.)

____ (_ Chapters) (1,140 B.C.)

___ ______ (__ Chapters) (1,100 B.C. – 1,010 B.C.)

___ ______ (__ Chapters) (1,010 B.C. – 970 B.C.)

___ _____ (__ Chapters) (970 B.C. – 853 B.C.)

___ _____ (__ Chapters) (852 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

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Books of History (1 of 2):

[JOSHUA] ([24] Chapters) (1,406 B.C. – 1,375 B.C.)

[JUDGES] ([21] Chapters) (1,375 B.C. – 1,075 B.C.)

[RUTH] ([4] Chapters) (1,140 B.C.)

[1ST SAMUEL] ([31] Chapters) (1,100 B.C. – 1,010 B.C.)

[2ND SAMUEL] ([24] Chapters) (1,010 B.C. – 970 B.C.)

[1ST KINGS] ([22] Chapters) (970 B.C. – 853 B.C.)

[2ND KINGS] ([25] Chapters) (852 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

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Books of History (2 of 2):

___ __________ (__ Chapters) (1,003 B.C. – 970 B.C.)

___ __________ (__ Chapters) (967 B.C. – 609 B.C.)

____ (__ Chapters) (537 B.C. – 444 B.C.)

________ (__ Chapters) (445 B.C. – 432 B.C.)

______ (__ Chapters) (483 B.C. – 472 B.C.)

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Books of History (2 of 2):

[1ST CHRONICLES] ([29] Chapters) (1,003 B.C. – 970 B.C.)

[2ND CHRONICLES] ([36] Chapters) (967 B.C. – 609 B.C.)

[EZRA] ([10] Chapters) (537 B.C. – 444 B.C.)

[NEHEMIAH] ([13] Chapters) (445 B.C. – 432 B.C.)

[ESTHER] ([10] Chapters) (483 B.C. – 472 B.C.)

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Books of Wisdom & Poetry:

___ (__ Chapters) (Pre 2,100 B.C.)

______ (___ Chapters) (1,407 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

________ (__ Chapters) (950 B.C.)

____________ (__ Chapters) (937 B.C.)

____ __ _______ (_ Chapters) (950 B.C.)

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Books of Wisdom & Poetry:

[JOB] ([42] Chapters) (Pre 2,100 B.C.)

[PSALMS] ([150] Chapters) (1,407 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

[PROVERBS] ([31] Chapters) (950 B.C.)

[ECCLESIASTES] ([12] Chapters) (937 B.C.)

[SONG OF SOLOMON] ([8] Chapters) (950 B.C.)

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Major Prophets (major in length):

______ (__ Chapters) (739 B.C. – 701 B.C.)

________ (__ Chapters) (627 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

____________ (_ Chapters) (586 B.C.)

_______ (__ Chapters) (593 B.C. – 573 B.C.)

______ (__ Chapters) (605 B.C. – 539 B.C.)

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Major Prophets (major in length):

[ISAIAH] ([66] Chapters) (739 B.C. – 701 B.C.)

[JEREMIAH] ([52] Chapters) (627 B.C. – 586 B.C.)

[LAMENTATIONS] ([5] Chapters) (586 B.C.)

[EZEKIEL] ([48] Chapters) (593 B.C. – 573 B.C.)

[DANIEL] ([12] Chapters) (605 B.C. – 539 B.C.)

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Minor Prophets (minor in length) (1 of 2):

_____ (__ Chapters) (753 B.C.)

____ (_ Chapters) (835 B.C.)

____ (_ Chapters) (766 B.C.)

_______ (_ Chapter) (853 B.C.)

_____ (_ Chapters) (760 B.C.)

_____ (_ Chapters) (735 B.C.)

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Minor Prophets (minor in length) (1 of 2):

[HOSEA] ([14] Chapters) (753 B.C.)

[JOEL] ([3] Chapters) (835 B.C.)

[AMOS] ([9] Chapters) (766 B.C.)

[OBADIAH] ([1] Chapter) (853 B.C.)

[JONAH] ([4] Chapters) (760 B.C.)

[MICAH] ([7] Chapters) (735 B.C.)

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Minor Prophets (minor in length) (2 of 2):

_____ (_ Chapters) (697 B.C.)

________ (_ Chapters) (625 B.C.)

_________ (_ Chapters) (638 B.C.)

______ (_ Chapters) (520 B.C.)

_________ (__ Chapters) (520 B.C.)

_______ (_ Chapters) (430 B.C.)

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Minor Prophets (minor in length) (2 of 2):

[NAHUM] ([3] Chapters) (697 B.C.)

[HABAKKUK] ([3] Chapters) (625 B.C.)

[ZEPHANIAH] ([3] Chapters) (638 B.C.)

[HAGGAI] ([2] Chapters) (520 B.C.)

[ZECHARIAH] ([14] Chapters) (520 B.C.)

[MALACHI] ([4] Chapters) (430 B.C.)

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The Gospels:

_______ (__ Chapters) (5 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

____ (__ Chapters) (5 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

____ (__ Chapters) (6 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

____ (__ Chapters) (Before Time – 30 A.D.)

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The Gospels:

[MATTHEW] ([28] Chapters) (5 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

[MARK] ([16] Chapters) (5 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

[LUKE] ([24] Chapters) (6 B.C. – 30 A.D.)

[JOHN] ([21] Chapters) (Before Time – 30 A.D.)

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____ of the Apostles (History):

____ (__ Chapters) (30 A.D. – 62 A.D.)

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[ACTS] of the Apostles (History):

[ACTS] ([28] Chapters) (30 A.D. – 62 A.D.)

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Pauline Epistles (Letters of Paul) (1 of 2):

______ (__ Chapters) (57 A.D.)

___ ___________ (__ Chapters) (54 A.D.)

___ ___________ (__ Chapters) (57 A.D.)

_________ (_ Chapters) (54 A.D.)

_________ (_ Chapters) (62 A.D.)

___________ (_ Chapters) (62 A.D.)

__________ (_ Chapters) (62 A.D.)

Back 10

Pauline Epistles (Letters of Paul) (1 of 2):

[ROMANS] ([16]Chapters) (57 A.D.)

[1ST CORINTHIANS] ([16] Chapters) (54 A.D.)

[2ND CORINTHIANS] ([13] Chapters) (57 A.D.)

[GALATIANS] ([6] Chapters) (54 A.D.)

[EPHESIANS] ([6] Chapters) (62 A.D.)

[PHILIPPIANS] ([4] Chapters) (62 A.D.)

[COLOSSIANS] ([4] Chapters) (62 A.D.)

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Pauline Epistles (Letters of Paul) (2 of 2):

___ _____________ (_ Chapters) (51 A.D.)

___ _____________ (_ Chapters) (52 A.D.)

___ _______ (_ Chapters) (63 A.D.)

___ _______ (_ Chapters) (67 A.D.)

_____ (_ Chapters) (66 A.D.)

________ (_ Chapter) (62 A.D.)

Back 11

Pauline Epistles (Letters of Paul) (2 of 2):

[1ST THESSALONIANS] ([5] Chapters) (51 A.D.)

[2ND THESSALONIANS] ([3] Chapters) (52 A.D.)

[1ST TIMOTHY] ([6] Chapters) (63 A.D.)

[2ND TIMOTHY] ([4] Chapters) (67 A.D.)

[TITUS] ([3] Chapters) (66 A.D.)

[PHILEMON] ([1] Chapter) (62 A.D.)

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General Epistles (Letters):

_______ (__ Chapters) (68 A.D.)

_____ (_ Chapters) (45 A.D.)

___ _____ (_ Chapters) (64 A.D.)

___ _____ (_ Chapters) (67 A.D.)

___ ____ (_ Chapters) (90 A.D.)

___ ____ (_ Chapter) (92 A.D.)

___ ____ (_ Chapter) (94 A.D.)

____ (_ Chapter) (68 A.D.)

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General Epistles (Letters):

[HEBREWS] ([13] Chapters) (68 A.D.)

[JAMES] ([5] Chapters) (45 A.D.)

[1ST PETER] ([5] Chapters) (64 A.D.)

[2ND PETER] ([3] Chapters) (67 A.D.)

[1ST JOHN] ([5] Chapters) (90 A.D.)

[2ND JOHN] ([1] Chapter) (92 A.D.)

[3RD JOHN] ([1] Chapter) (94 A.D.)

[JUDE] ([1] Chapter) (68 A.D.)

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Apocalyptic (End Time Prophesy):

__________ (__ Chapters) (95 A.D.)

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Apocalyptic (End Time Prophesy):

[REVELATION] ([22] Chapters) (95 A.D.)

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Number of Books in the Bible; How many Old Testament? How many New Testament?:

__ Total Books __ Old Testament __ New Testament

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Number of Books in the Bible; How many Old Testament? How many New Testament?:

[66] Total Books [39] Old Testament [27] New Testament

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Why the Bible is divided:

The canon of the Christian __________ Bible consists of 66 books. These books are divided into two ________: The Old Testament and the New Testament. This division exists because of 2 distinct _________ (contracts) between ___ and _______.

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Why the Bible is divided:

The canon of the Christian [PROTESTANT] Bible consists of 66 books. These books are divided into two [SECTIONS]: The Old Testament and the New Testament. This division exists because of 2 distinct [COVENANTS] (contracts) between [GOD] and [MANKIND].

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Old Testament Description:

The Old Testament describes the ____ of mankind, the advent of ______ Law, and the time frame of the ____ living under the law up to the time of _____ ______. The Old Testament was originally written in ______ (the Jewish language) and it is the equivalent to the Hebrew Bible (______).

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Old Testament Description:

The Old Testament describes the [FALL] of mankind, the advent of [MOSAIC] Law, and the time frame of the [JEWS] living under the law up to the time of [JESUS CHRIST]. The Old Testament was originally written in [HEBREW] (the Jewish language) and it is the equivalent to the Hebrew Bible ([TANAKH]).

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New Testament Description:

The New Testament only exists in ____________. It was originally written in _____; the common language of the time. The New Testament describes the life of _____ ______, the advent of a new ________ between God and mankind through Jesus __________ the law, and the time of the early ______. Jesus is the ________ of a better covenant, which is established upon better ________ (Hebrews 8:6) than the Old Covenant (Mosaic Law).

Back 17

New Testament Description:

The New Testament only exists in [CHRISTIANITY]. It was originally written in [GREEK]; the common language of the time. The New Testament describes the life of [JESUS CHRIST], the advent of a new [COVENANT] between God and mankind through Jesus [FULFILLING] the law, and the time of the early [CHURCH]. Jesus is the [MEDIATOR] of a better covenant, which is established upon better [PROMISES] (Hebrews 8:6) than the Old Covenant (Mosaic Law).

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The __________ (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) was written by _____ at the end of his life in the wilderness just prior to the __________' entry into ______.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The [PENTATEUCH] (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) was written by [MOSES] at the end of his life in the wilderness just prior to the [ISRAELITES'] entry into [CANAAN].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Joshua, Judges, and Ruth were all likely written during (or immediately prior to) the kingly reign of _____ over ______ by _______, pro-David/anti-Saul, ________ historians.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Joshua, Judges, and Ruth were all likely written during (or immediately prior to) the kingly reign of [DAVID] over [ISRAEL] by [UNNAMED], pro-David/anti-Saul, [PRIESTLY] historians.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The large portion of the Psalms were written by ____ _____ before and during his reign over Israel. Other authors of Psalms include _____ (Psalm 90), _______ (Psalms 72 and 127), the sons of _____ (Psalms 42-49; 84-85; and 87-88), the sons of _____ (Psalms 50 and 73-83), and _____ the ________ (Psalm 89). A number of Psalms are also written ___________.

Back 20

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The large portion of the Psalms were written by [KING DAVID] before and during his reign over Israel. Other authors of Psalms include [MOSES] (Psalm 90), [SOLOMON] (Psalms 72 and 127), the sons of [KORAH] (Psalms 42-49; 84-85; and 87-88), the sons of [ASAPH] (Psalms 50 and 73-83), and [ETHAN] the [EZRAHITE] (Psalm 89). A number of Psalms are also written [ANONYMOUSLY].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The book of Proverbs was penned largely by ____ _______ during his reign—though chapters 30 and 31 were written by ____ and ______ respectively.

Back 21

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The book of Proverbs was penned largely by [KING SOLOMON] during his reign—though chapters 30 and 31 were written by [AGUR] and [LEMUEL] respectively.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Authorship of Song of Songs (also known as _________) is _________, though the majority of scholars have historically cited _______ as the book's probable author (there is debate because some of the book's ___________ probably didn't exist in the ______ language until perhaps ___ BC).

Back 22

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Authorship of Song of Songs (also known as [CANTICLES]) is [ANONYMOUS], though the majority of scholars have historically cited [SOLOMON] as the book's probable author (there is debate because some of the book's [TERMINOLOGY] probably didn't exist in the [HEBREW] language until perhaps [500] BC).

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Though such a date and parentage is ___________, Ecclesiastes likely finds authorship in the ____-______ period and is written in the voice of the character of ____ _______. It may well be the ____ Biblical book written previous the ___ _________.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Though such a date and parentage is [CONTESTABLE], Ecclesiastes likely finds authorship in the [POST-EXILIC] period and is written in the voice of the character of [KING SOLOMON]. It may well be the [LAST] Biblical book written previous the [NEW TESTAMENT].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The ___________ books of Isaiah, Hosea, Amos, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, and Zephaniah were all written during the _______ Era by the ________ whose names are borne by the books' ______.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The [PROPHETICAL] books of Isaiah, Hosea, Amos, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, and Zephaniah were all written during the [KINGDOM] Era by the [PROPHETS] whose names are borne by the books' [TITLES].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The books of Samuel are ___________ written and probably came about during the _______ Era as well.

Back 25

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The books of Samuel are [ANONYMOUSLY] written and probably came about during the [KINGDOM] Era as well.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Habakkuk and Joel were probably written just prior the __________ capture of _________ and were written by the ________ for whom the books are _____.

Back 26

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Habakkuk and Joel were probably written just prior the [BABYLONIAN] capture of [JERUSALEM] and were written by the [PROPHETS] for whom the books are [NAMED].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

________ wrote the book of Jeremiah and wrote over a course of _____ spanning the periods immediately _________ and __________ the capture of _________.

Back 27

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

[JEREMIAH] wrote the book of Jeremiah and wrote over a course of [YEARS] spanning the periods immediately [PRECEDING] and [SUCCEEDING] the capture of [JERUSALEM].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The author of Lamentations is _________ (though some traditions ascribe authorship to ________) and was likely written in the years immediately _____ Jerusalem's sack by __________ forces.

Back 28

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The author of Lamentations is [ANONYMOUS] (though some traditions ascribe authorship to [JEREMIAH]) and was likely written in the years immediately [AFTER] Jerusalem's sack by [BABYLONIAN] forces.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

_______ probably wrote just after the _____ in Babylon began, while Ezekiel's and Daniel's respective books spanned the entirety of ______’_ 67-year captivity.

Back 29

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

[OBADIAH] probably wrote just after the [EXILE] in Babylon began, while Ezekiel's and Daniel's respective books spanned the entirety of [ISRAEL'S] 67-year captivity.

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The books of Kings were likely penned by their _______ author during the _____.

Back 30

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The books of Kings were likely penned by their [UNKNOWN] author during the [EXILE].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

____ may have compiled both Ezra and Nehemiah and ______ tradition names him the author of Chronicles, but whatever the case, the books were all written ____-_____.

Back 31

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

[EZRA] may have compiled both Ezra and Nehemiah and [JEWISH] tradition names him the author of Chronicles, but whatever the case, the books were all written [POST-EXILE].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Esther, written after the _____, was likely penned by a _______ ___.

Back 32

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Esther, written after the [EXILE], was likely penned by a [PERSIAN JEW].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi were all written after Israel's return from __________ and _______ captivity and their _______ share names with the books' ______.

Back 33

Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi were all written after Israel's return from [BABYLONIAN] and [PERSIAN] captivity and their [AUTHORS] share names with the books' [TITLES].

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The book of Job is of a quite ambiguous ______, but though the author remains _________, it too was probably authored during the ____-______ Era (though the time of the events portrayed may even have occured _________ earlier, precursing even the __________).

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Authors of the Bible (Old Testament):

The book of Job is of a quite ambiguous [ORIGIN], but though the author remains [ANONYMOUS], it too was probably authored during the [POST-EXILIC] Era (though the time of the events portrayed may even have occured [MILLENNIA] earlier, precursing even the [PATRIARCHS]).

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Matthew was written by _______ the ___ _________.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Matthew was written by [MATTHEW] the [TAX COLLECTOR].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Mark was written by ____-____.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Mark was written by [JOHN-MARK].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Luke was written by ____ the _________.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to Luke was written by [LUKE] the [PHYSICIAN].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to John was written by ____ the disciple that Jesus _____.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The gospel according to John was written by [JOHN] the disciple that Jesus [LOVED].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The Acts of the Apostles was written by ____ the _________.

Back 39

Authors of the Bible (New Testament) - Narratives:

The Acts of the Apostles was written by [LUKE] the [PHYSICIAN].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The _______ Epistles are those written by ____ (____) of ______:

______

_ ___________

_ ___________

_________

_________

___________

__________

_ _____________

_ _____________

_ _______

_ _______

_____

________

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The [PAULINE] Epistles are those written by [PAUL] ([SAUL]) of [TARSUS]:

[ROMANS]

[1 CORINTHIANS]

[2 CORINTHIANS]

[GALATIANS]

[EPHESIANS]

[PHILIPPIANS]

[COLOSSIANS]

[1 THESSALONIANS]

[2 THESSALONIANS]

[1 TIMOTHY]

[2 TIMOTHY]

[TITUS]

[PHILEMON]

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The ________ Epistles are those written by _____ of the ______:

_ _____

_ _____

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The [PETERINE] Epistles are those written by [PETER] of the [TWELVE]:

[1 PETER]

[2 PETER]

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The ________ Epistles are those written by ____, the disciple that Jesus _____:

_ ____

_ ____

_ ____

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The [JOHANINE] Epistles are those written by [JOHN], the disciple that Jesus [LOVED]:

[1 JOHN]

[2 JOHN]

[3 JOHN]

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

And though sharing in three literary traditions — ___________, _________, and __________ — listing ____’_ Apocalypse (also called Revelation) as an _______ will suit our purposes here. This was also written by ____ (the disciple that Jesus loved).

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

And though sharing in three literary traditions — [APOCALYPTIC], [PROPHETIC], and [EPISTOLARY] — listing [JOHN'S] Apocalypse (also called Revelation) as an [EPISTLE] will suit our purposes here. This was also written by [JOHN] (the disciple that Jesus loved).

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The book of James was written most likely by _____ the _______ of _____.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The book of James was written most likely by [JAMES] the [BROTHER] of [JESUS].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The book of Jude was written by ____ the _______ of _____.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The book of Jude was written by [JUDE] the [BROTHER] of [JAMES].

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The epistle of Hebrews is written ___________. Some people ascribe it to the _______ ____ while others prefer _______. Most scholars lean toward someone other than Paul (simply because the grammar and use of certain key _______ terms is markedly different from the whole body of his identified __________ work). In the end, God didn't see the book's authorship as important to us (if He had, He would have __________ the man He used in writing Hebrews), so any guess as to the ________ of the author is mere speculation and should have no bearing upon our interpretation of the ________ found within.

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Authors of the Bible (New Testament) – Epistles (Letters):

The epistle of Hebrews is written [ANONYMOUSLY]. Some people ascribe it to the [APOSTLE PAUL] while others prefer [APOLLOS]. Most scholars lean toward someone other than Paul (simply because the grammar and use of certain key [PAULINE] terms is markedly different from the whole body of his identified [EPISTOLARY] work). In the end, God didn't see the book's authorship as important to us (if He had, He would have [IDENTIFIED] the man He used in writing Hebrews), so any guess as to the [IDENTITY] of the author is mere speculation and should have no bearing upon our interpretation of the [PASSAGES] found within.