Jesus and the Gospels Test 1

Where does the word Bible come from?

"biblos" Greek - which means papyrus plant

Old Testament - Legal Group

1 category - 4 books (Genesis-Deuteronomy) by Moses Focus on God's requirements for right living

New Testament - Biographical Group

1 group - 4 books (Matthew-John) Focuses on the gospel

Old Testament - Historical Group

2 category - 14 books (Joshua-Esther) Focus on development, disobedience, downfall and deliverance of God's people, the nation of Israel

New Testament - Historical Group

2 group - 1 book (Acts) Focuses on Gospel's expansion and the birth and growing of the church

How many books are in the New Testament?

27

New Testament - Doctrinal Group (Epistles)

3 group - 21 books (Romans-Jude) Written by Paul, Luke, James, John, Jude Letters that apply to everyday life focusing on the Gospel

Old Testament - Poetical Group

3 group - 5 books (Job - Song of Solomon)

There are more than _____ specific prophecies of the coming "Messiah" in the Old Testament.

300

There are _____ prophecies in the Old Testament pertaining to Jesus Christ.

37

How many books are in the old testament?

39

How many categories are the old and new testaments divided into each?

4

New Testament - Prophetical Group

4 group - 1 book (Revelation) End times

Old Testament - Prophetical Group

4 group - 16 books (Isaiah-Malachi) Called God's people balled to righteous living

Silent years

400 year period between Old and New Testament

_____ books written over _____ years by more than _____ authors

66, 1500, 40

Every passage from __________ to __________ foretells the coming of Christ.

Genesis, Malachi

Minor Prophets

Hosea-Malachi

Major Prophets

Isaiah-Daniel

Matthew is written for the

Jew

Malachi 4:5

Last verse of Old Testament "Behold I will send you Elijah the prophet. Before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord. And He will turn the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and strike the earth with a curse."

Different Views of Jesus in the Biographical group

Matthew - Messiah Mark - Servant Luke - Compassionate John - Eternal existence

2 divisions of the Bible

Old and New Testament

Mark is written for the

Roman Church

Bible's main theme

Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ

Luke is written for

Theophilus and the Gentiles or Greeks

Jesus is not a product of the natural earth or the union of a father and mother

True

The __________ __________ is worthy of embracing and celebrating but the __________ and __________ are worthy of reflection, worship, and gratitude.

Virgin Birth, Crucifixion, Resurrection

What does incarnation mean?

becoming flesh or human

John is written for

everybody

In the Hebrew, the idea of holiness is communicated in 2 words....

set apart