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Books of the Bible

GETTING TO KNOW THE BOOKS

Here we offer a journey into the New Testament books, to help them come alive in your mind.
New Testament Books
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THE GOSPEL ACCOUNTS
Historical: The four account of Jesus's life
– Still empty –

 
Apostolic letter: To the believers in Rome
– Completed –

 
Apostolic letter: To the believers in the region of Galatia
– Completed –

 
Apostolic letter: To the believers in Philippi
– Completed –

 
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PAUL TO THE THESSALONIANS
Two Apostolic letters: To the believers in Thessalonica
– Still empty –

 
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JAMES TO THE JEWS
Apostolic letter: To the scattered Jewish believers
– Still empty –

 
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JOHN TO THE BELIEVERS
Three Apostolic letters: To various believers
– Still empty –

 
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ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
Historical: The account of the Apostle's lives
– Still empty –

 
Two Apostolic letters: To the believers in Corinth
– Completed –

 
Apostolic letter: To the believers in Ephesus
– Completed –

 
Apostolic letter: To the believers in Colossea
– Completed –

 
Apostolic letter: To the Jewish believers
– Completed –

 
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PETER TO THE CHURCHES
Two Apostolic letters: To the churches Paul established
– Still empty –

 
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THE REVELATION OF JOHN
Prophetic letter: To believers everywhere
– Still empty –

 

OLD TESTAMENT

The largest portion of the Bible belongs to the Old Testament. But this contains all the written instructions, not for Christianity, but for the Jewish religion. So that begs a question:

HOW SHOULD CHRISTIANS APPROACH THE OLD TESTAMENT?

Christianity and Judaism form two separate phases of the same God's work with mankind. For that reason, the Old Testament contains many lessons for the Christian. There we discover the nature of God and the rich promise of the coming Saviour. In the Old Testament, God's thoughts and reactions to sin are outwardly expressed, righteous men are rewarded, the unrighteous are punished. We don't see this play out in the New Testament the same way – so the Old then gives us a glimpse of how God thinks and feels towards sin, and how He will eventually deal with unrighteousness at the last judgement, after this season of grace is over. Fundamental to understanding the purpose of the Old Testament is the subject of the covenants. Every Christian will be enriched by a deeper appreciation of this topic.

Old Testamet books
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