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The Bible (from biblos, Greek for ‘book’) is the basis of two great religions, Judaism in the Old Testament and Christianity in the New Testament. In each case it brings together a group of documents to tell the story of the founders and early followers of the religion. In doing so it also explains their beliefs. New Testament.
Aug 4, 2004 · The message of the New Testament centers on (1) the Person who gave Himself for the remission of sins ( Matt. 26:28) and (2) the people (the church) who have received His salvation. Thus the central theme of the New Testament is salvation. 2. The names Old and New Covenants were thus applied first to the two relationships into which God entered ...
The New Testament is that part of the Bible that was written by the followers of Jesus Christ in the 1st century AD. The New Testament, along with the Old, is one of the most influencial set of documents in history, and has affected western philosophy, art, literature and culture like no other writings. It contains the only generally accepted ...
THE OLD TESTAMENT: SODOM & GOMORRAH. Loth, the nephew of Abraham, gets separated from his uncle because his flock of sheep becomes too large, so Loth settles in Sodom. But because of the debauchery of the Sodom people, God decides to destroy the city but before sends two angels to warn Loth and to put him out of harms way. The angels warn Loth ...
Watch our overview video on Matthew Ch. 14-28, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. In Matthew, Jesus brings God’s heavenly kingdom to earth and invites his disciples into a new way of life through his death and resurrection. The Bible Project is a nonprofit group dedicated to spreading the Word of God.
Jan 12, 2014 · The New Testament: 27 books in 5 categories. The New Testament books fall into five general categories: the Gospels, the single book of Acts, Paul’s letters to churches, Paul’s letters to church leaders, and a collection of letters sent out (mostly) to large groups of people. Let’s take a quick tour of how these books are grouped together ...
