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The Bible consists of 66 smaller books, grouped into 2 major sections, the Old Testament and the New Testament. They can be further subdivided into smaller categories, like law, history, poetry, epistles (letters), etc. All 66 books are inspired by God ( 2 Timothy 3:16-17 ), so they all inter-relate. Many have shared “characters,” similar ...
Bible NAB 11th Grade 6.6 grade level 7th BY 6.6 (Zond.) Catholic Formal equivalent, Dynamic Word-for-word This is the first complete American Catholic Bible translated from the original languages. Its style is more direct than that of the Jerusalem Bible. Published under the direction of Pope Pius XII, this Catholic version of the Bible ...
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Include a Psalm a day & You will read it through 2 1⁄2 / year *Make up your own variation, but read consistently & daily. Make it a habit of your life. (Notes: NT chronology is by conservative scholars. John is with the gospels because it covers that period. Luke is placed after it so that Acts immediately follows.
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This chart provides a reading every day for four months. Ultimately however, the whole of the Bible must be read. “ALL Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable…” 2 Timothy 3:16. The Bible Reading Chart is put together for your convenience, to provide an outline of the teaching of the Bible.
1.1 What are Bible Notes? Bible notes refer to personal annotations, reflections, and observations made by individuals while studying or reading the Bible. These notes serve as a record of insights, questions, and interpretations that arise during the study process.
Comparison Chart of English Bible Translations showing style or type of translation and readibility or grade level. Also notes if apocrypha is available or if using gender neutral language. Bible translations in a spectrum from thought for thought, to word for word and paraphrase.
The knowledge and information contained in chart form has come through many years of studying and being taught God’s World. Many learned individuals and resources have contributed meaningfully to the author’s knowledge of the Bible. Therefore, it is impossible for formal credit to be given for each idea contained herein.
