1-4 What are the two major divisions of the Bible?
Old Testament and New Testament
1-5 How many books are in the Bible?
66
1-6 Name the four major groups into which the old testament books are divided
"Law, History, Poetry, Prophecy"
1-7 Name the four major groups into which the New Testament books are divided
"Gospels, History, Letters, Prophecy"
"1-9 What is the meaning of the word ""testament"""
covenant
1-9 What are four main purposes of the bible?
"doctrine, reproof, correction, instruction in righteousness (II Timothy 3:16-17)"
1-10 What is meant by unity of the bible
the Bible contains no contradictions and is united in its major theme
"1-11 What is meant by the ""diversity"" of the Bible"""
The Bible has VARIETY
1-12 T/F The Bible is the written word of the one true God
T
1-12 T/F Although God inspired the Bible, He used men to write down His words.
T
1-12 T/F Because there were many writers over a period of many years, the Bible contains a lot of contradictions.
F
1-12 T/F There is no united theme of the Bible. It is just a collection of books on different subjects.
F
1-12 T/F The Major Prophets of the Old Testament are more important than the Minor Phrophets.
F
1-13 Who is teh person on which the revelation of both testaments centers? Give reference to support your answer.
Jesus. Luke 24:44-48
2-2 How many books are in the old testament?
39
2-3 How many books are in the New Testament?
27
2-4 Why is it important to have a systematic plan for reading the Bible?
You must read it systematically if you are to understand its content.
2-5 What were the four suggestions for successful Bible reading?
"Read daily, read selectively, read prayerfully, and read systematically"
"3-2 What does the word ""version"" mean?"""
A version is a Bilbe written in a language different from the languages in which God's word was originally written.
3-3 What is the difference between a translation and a paraphrase version of the Bible?
"A translation is a word by word translation of the Greek, Hebres adn Aramaic words. A paraphrase does not translate word for word. It is translated thought by thought."
3-4 What version of the Bible is used in this course?
The King James Version
3-5 Why is no translation of the Bible exact?
"Because no two languages are exactly alike, so differences occur when translation is done."
3-6 What are the three languages in which the Bible was originally written?
"Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek"
4-2 Whst is an outline?
a method of organizing study notes. It puts information in summary for future use in ministry and study.
4-4 How are main points on an outline indicated?
Main points are indicated on an outline by a Roman numeral.
4-5 How are subpoints under a main point indicated?
Subpoints under a main point are indicated by a capital letter.
5-1 Who was the author of Genesis
Moses
5-2 State the purpose for the book of Genesis
"Preserve teh historical background of Israel and the record of creation, sin, redemption, and God's first dealings with man."
5-3 To whom was the book of Genesis written?
Israel
5-4 State the Life and Ministry Principles of the book of Genesis
God's plan from the beginning included all nations. God begins new things with people.
6-1 Who was the author of the book of Exodus?
Moses
6-2 State the purpose for the book of Exodus.
record deliverance of Israel from slavery and document their purpose for exestance as a nation
6-3 To whom was the book of Exodus written?
Israel
6-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Exodus
Salvation comes only through the blood of the Lamb of God - Jesus.
7-1 Who was the author of the book of Leviticus?
Moses
7-2 State teh purpose of the book of Leviticus
To show Israel how to live as a holy nation in fellowship with God and prepare them to extend the redemptive plan of God to all nations.
7-3 To whom was the book of Leviticus written?
Israel
7-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Leviticus
God requires holiness of his people
8-1 Who was the author of the book of Numbers?
Moses
8-2 State the purpose for the book of Numbers
record experiences of the wilderness journey which are a type of the defeated christian
8-3 To whom was the book of Numbers written
Israel
8-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle for the book of Numbers
God is not pleased with anything less than total commitment
9-1 Who was the author of the book of Deuteronomy?
Moses
9-2 State the purpose for the book of Deuteronomy
Restate Law to a new generation of Israelites born since Mt Sinai.
9-3 To whom was the book of Deuteronomy written
Israel
9-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle for the book of Deuteronomy
10-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Joshua.
No moral or spiritual victories are won without battles.
11-1 Who was the author of the book if Judges?
Samuel
11-2 State teh purpose for the book of Judges
Historical record of the rule of the judges which occurred after the close of the book of Joshua.
11-3 To whom was the book of Judges written?
Israel
11-4 State the Life and Ministy Principle of the book of Judges
There is a divine pattern of chastisement designed to turn God's people from sin to salvation.
12-1 Who was the author of the book of Ruth?
unknown
12-2 State he purpose for the book of Ruth
Written as part of the historical record of Israel to illustrate the concern of God for all people. It also illustrates the kinsman-redeemer relationship of Jesus Christ.
12-3 Israel
12-4
God can turn bitterness to blessing.
13-1 Who was the author of the book of I & II Samuel
Samuel
13-2 State the purpose of the bnook of I Samuel
To continue the record of God's dealing with His people.
13-3 To whom was the book of I Samuel written
Israel.
13-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of I Samuel.
Obedience to God is more important than sacrifice.
13-6 State the purpose for the book of II Samuel
Continue the historical record of God's dealing with His people.
13-7 To whom was the book of II Samuel written?
Israel.
13-8 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of II Samuel
God carries out His plan through those obedient to Him in spite of their human frailties.
14-1. Who was the author of the books of I and II King
The author is unknown. It was possibly Jeremiah.
14-2. State the purpose for the book of I Kings
To continue the record of God's dealings with His people, Israel.
14-3. To whom was the book of I Kings written?
Israel.
14-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of I Kings.
Compromise may seem an easy way but it is always costly later.
14-6. State the purpose for the book of II kings
To continue the record of God's dealings with His people, Israel.
14-7. To whom was the book of II Kings written
Israel.
14-8. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of II Kings
Kingdoms of this world are temporal: They rise and fall under God's control.
15-1. Who was the author of the books of I and II Chronicles
The author is unknown. It was possibly Ezra.
15-2. State the purpose for the book of I Chronicles
To record the religious history of Judah.
15-3. To whom was the book of I Chronicles written
Israel.
15-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of I Chronicles
When God is exalted, His people are blessed.
15-6. State the purpose of the book of II CHronicles
To record the religious history of Judah.
15-7. To whom was the book of II Chronicles written
Israel.
15-8. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of II Chronicles
God's blessing comes by humbling ourselves and seeking Him.
16-1. Who was the author of the book of Ezra
Ezra.
16-2. State the purpose for the book of Ezra
Ezra tells of the return of God's people from exile in Babylon and the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem.
16-3. To whom was the book of Ezra written
Israel.
16-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Ezra
Return and restoration are basic principles of repentance.
17-1. Who was the author of the book of Nehemiah
Nehemiah.
17-2. State the purpose for the book of Nehemiah
Continuation of the history of Israel. Record of the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem.
17-3. To whom was the book of Nehemiah written
Israel.
17-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Nehemiah
There is no opportunity without opposition Faith without works is dead.
18-1. Who was the author of the book of Ester
Unknown.
18-2. State the purpose for the book of Ester
Continuation of history of Israel. Also to recount the providential care of God for His people.
18-3. To whom was the book of Ester written
Jews scattered throughout Persia.
18-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Ester
God meets the crises of life with human vessels which He has prepared.
19-1. Who was the author of the book of Job
Unknown.
19-2. State the purpose for the book of Job
This book wrestles with the question, "Why do the righteous suffer?"
19-3. To whom was the book of Job written
The book is not specifically addressed to anyone but is applicable to all believers who experience suffering.
19-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Job
There is a spiritual reason behind suffering of the righteous. Suffering is not necessarily evidence of the displeasure of God.
20-1. Who was the author of the book of Psalms
King David was the author of most of the Psalms.
20-2. State the purpose for the book of Psalms
The book of Psalms was known as the hymn book of Israel. It is the prayer and praise book of the Bible.
20-3. To whom was the book of Psalms written
Israel, but the book has been used for devotion, prayer, and praise by believers down through the centuries.
20-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Psalms
Prayer, praise, intercession, and confession are all part of true worship.
21-1. Who was the author of the book of Proverbs
Solomon.
21-2. State the purpose for the book of Proverbs
These are listed in Proverbs 1:1-6. (For attaining wisdom, discipline, understanding, doing what is right and just and fair, prudence, knowledge and discretion)
21-3. To whom was the book of Proverbs written
Israel, but the truths for practical living are applicable to all believers.
21-4. Stte the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Proverbs
Vertical wisdom is necessary for horizontal living. Proverbs is a collection of wise principles given by God to man (vertical) to govern living with others (horizontal).
22-1. Who was the author of the book of Ecclesiastes
Solomon.
22-2. State teh purpose for the book of Ecclesiastes
A description of the search for life apart from God.
22-3. To whopm was the book of Ecclesiastes written
Israel and believers in general with a special emphasis towards youth.
22-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Ecclesiates
Life apart from God is futile.
23-1. Who was the author of the Song of Solomon
Solomon.
23-2. State the purpose for the Song of Solomon
To show the relationship between Jesus and the Church as demonstrated by the marriage relationship.
23-3. To whom was the Song of Solomon written
Israel and all believers.
23-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the Song of Solomon
The divine model of love between a man and his wife is the pattern for relationship between Christ and the Church.
24-1. Who was the author of the book of Isaiah
Isaiah.
24-2. State the purpose for the book of Isaiah
Correction and reproof.
24-3. To whom was the book of Isaiah written
Judah.
24-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle for the book of Isaiah
Rebellion leads to retribution. Repentance leads to restoration.
25-1. Who was the author of the book of Jeremiah
Jeremiah.
25-2. State the purpose for the book of Jeremiah
To warn of the coming judgment of captivity and call for repentance.
25-3. To whom was the book of Jeremiah written
Judah.
25-4. State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Jeremiah
National disasters and deteriorations are often due to disobedience to God.
26-1. Who was the author of the book of Lamentations
Jeremiah
26-2 State the purpose for the book of Lamentations
To produce repentance necessary for spiritual restoration.
26-3 To whom was the book of Lamentations written
Jews who were captive in Babylon.
26-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Lamentations
God is faithful in both judgment and mercy.
27-1. Who was the author of the book of Ezekiel
Ezekiel
27-2 State the purpose for the book of Ezekiel
Ezekiel warned of the coming captivity, then prophesied to the captives after it occurred.
27-3 To whom was the book of Ezekiel written
Judah
27-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Ezekiel
The Lord orders historical events so that the nations will know He is God.
28-1. Who was the author of the book of Daniel
Daniel
28-2 State the purpose for the book of Daniel
To show how God rules the affairs of men
28-3 To whom was the book of Daniel written
Jewish captives
28-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Daniel
God is sovereign and He honors those who honor Him
29-1. Who was the author of the book of Hosea
Hosea
29-2 State the purpose for the book of Hosea
To alert Israel to her sinful condition and bring her back to God
29-3 To whom was the book of Hosea written
The northern kingdom of Israel
29-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Hosea
Personal experience fosters genuine understanding and compassion
30-1. Who was the author of the book of Joel
Joel
30-2 State the purpose for the book of Joel
To warn Judah of their sin and need for repentance and inform of God's future plans for the nation.
30-3 To whom was the book of Joel written
Judah
30-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Joel
Even in the midst of corrective judgment, God plans future blessing for His people
31-1. Who was the author of the book of Amos
Amos
31-2 State the purpose for the book of Amos
To call Israel back to God
31-3 To whom was the book of Amos written
Israel
31-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Amos
The call to the nations today is still "Prepare to meet thy God."
32-1. Who was the author of the book of Obadiah
Obadiah
32-2 State the purpose for the book of Obadiah
To warn of God's punishment for sin
32-3 To whom was the book of Obadiah written
Edom
32-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Obadiah
God brings down that which has been sinfully exalted
33-1. Who was the author of the book of Jonah
Jonah
33-2 State the purpose for the book of Jonah
The purpose was not only to evangelize Ninevah, but to document for Israel that salvation was not for the Jews only
33-3 To whom was the book of Jonah written
Ninevah
33-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Jonah
Salvation is not restricted by race, culture, or other barriers. See Romans 10:13.
34-1. Who was the author of the book of Micah
Micah
34-2 State the purpose for the book of Micah
A call to repentance to avoid judgment
34-3 To whom was the book of Micah written
Israel and Judah
34-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Micah
God judges the oppressors of His people
35-1. Who was the author of the book of Nahum
Nahum
35-2 State the purpose for the book of Nahum
To warn of judgment on Ninevah, capitol of the Assyrian empire which took God's people into captivity
35-3 To whom was the book of Nahum written
Ninevah
35-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Nahum
Beware, God avenges evil
36-1. Who was the author of the book of Habakkuk
Habakkuk
36-2 State the purpose for the book of Habakkuk
To awaken Judah to their spiritual need and warn of impending judgment from God
36-3 To whom was the book of Habakkuk written
Judah
36-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Habakkuk
The just shall live by faith
37-1. Who was the author of the book of Zephaniah
Zephaniah
37-2 State the purpose for the book of Zephaniah
To warn Israel and all nations of the judgment of God
37-3 To whom was the book of Zephaniah written
Israel
37-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Zephaniah
God is mighty to save
38-1. Who was the author of the book of Haggai
Haggai
38-2 State the purpose for the book of Haggai
To inspire Israel to new zeal for God and make the leaders aware of their responsibility to rebuild the temple of worship
38-3 To whom was the book of Haggai written
Israel
38-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Haggai
Building God's Kingdom should be a priority of the true believer
39-1. Who was the author of the book of Zechariah
Zechariah.
39-2 State the purpose for the book of Zechariah
To inspire Israel to finish the temple
39-3 To whom was the book of Zechariah written
Israel
39-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Zechariah
God controls the affairs of men and nations
40-1. Who was the author of the book of Malachi
Malachi
40-2 State the purpose for the book of Malachi
To call the nation of Israel to repentance and return to righteousness
40-3 To whom was the book of Malachi written
Israel
40-4 State the Life and Ministry Principle of the book of Malachi
Repentance and returning equal restoration. Both attitude and action are necessary for forgiveness
